They automatically stop it, AND give you a discount if you keep it?? Why so few companies respects customers like that??

Smart and useful.

My sheets have these tags and they really do save so much time and frustration.

This is fantastic because if you see a sign that says don't feed the ducks or don't feed the ducks bread, well I hate to say there's always going to be someone who's going to feed them because you tell them not to but, those of us who like feeding the ducks, we don't understand why. And just saying "it's not good for them" isn't enough. The sign makes it so clear so you completely understand, and I think that is wonderful. What a great sign.

More stores need this. Sometimes it seems like you need a microscope to read the print even on some food item.

I only read if it's got a jump to recipe button.

Should be everywhere

I love this so much and want it

I'm not autistic but I would love this. I don't understand people who can't abide silence.

aww so cute! ヾ(^▽^*)))

Pull off the avocados "bellybutton" and if it's still green under there, not black, it's good to go. If it's soft, eat it today, if it's a little hard, wait a day.

Where I used to live they would all be stolen :(

I have a feeling if they did that in some other cities people would want to steal them for a full collection.

The amount of times my partner gets an item and needs the label removing.......then usually wants the identical item and can't recall the store or size that was on the label!

Oh lord, I wish. We had to update our CVs _and_ these stupid lists of experience and qualifications at one company I worked at for a very long time. Every fsking year. I was in the same job role for ten years or more. Nothing has changed since last year. Why do I have to waste my time with this shït?

Another really good idea!

It seems like Japan is decades ahead of everyone.

Time to rush out and buy a new box!

I'm always shocked by watching mechanic on YT videos who have people bring in cars where the tyres/tires and covered in duct tape and on high end/performance cars too.

Now if only we could make people pay attention to the sign 🙄

But you have to pull the strip out! I've received laboratory instruments sent from Japan to Europe with these tip and tells with every fffing strip still in them...

RTFM! Read the fact-filled manual.

Nice. But a logged in Netflix from a previous customer saved my rainy vacation once. ;)

There’s a lot of domestic abuse helpline websites that have this in the UK

This is great.

The language on the right is isiXhosa (I think)

And you are welcome that we feed you!!!!

The parking lot at my local mall does this too. So you can look down the row and see if there are any empty spots for your car. If all the lights are red you don't have bother driving down that row.

Karen: "That sign can't stop me because I cannot read."

We have big signs up at our supermarket self checkouts too, about gift cards etc, for the same reason.

This should be available on ALL pump containers. Trying to get the last out of the container is time consuming and frustrating.

I would STILL get it wrong!!

Can someone explain to me why, with the exception of those with medical or specific physical requirements, we need any straws?

All large stores in the UK are prohibited from having high fat and sugar foods within a certain distance from the checkouts.

Awww, it's okay, Google. The noose is not for me.

In France, it is usually mustard glass. With collectible ones with children movie characters from time to time.

Mustard glasses with double function also in Germany. They are simple, neutral drinking glasses (also suitable for enjoying wine :)

Growing up in Brazil my parents never bought glasses, we used the small ones from bone marrow jelly (geléia de mocotó) and the large ones from a creamy cheese (requeijão). That was the 70s and 80s, these days they come mostly in jars or pots.

In the American south, ALL our glasses are old jars...

Nutella used to do this but I haven't seen any lately.

My grandma and papa used to get steak tar tar in these glasses.

In Italy, when we were children, the set of glasses we used every day was with Nutella jars. Beautiful memories

and just when I got ok to put regular glass jars into recycling (and stop cluttering my space), they make this

We've been buying jell and jam in glasses for almost a hundred years.

in Turkiye it is mustard glass

old school Love it

I bought some German mustard that came in a small glass stein! Which I still use.

I appreciate honesty and openness. This encourages me to become a customer

What happens if it wears down past 2 and I can't see this? (Just kidding)

I like this, this is great customer service