Seeing this post made me flash back to how often wage theft happened to me during holidays as a teenager.
4th of July, New Year's... Didn't even know about time and a half.
this post was submitted on 02 Jan 2025
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Damn I thought this was my local grocer for a quick second.
Totally looks like Wheatsville Coop in Austin. If so, they have pretty good wages from my understanding, and also this location is closing permanently soon. But there are probably other stores that look like this too
I think this is an MN co-op, thousand hills is a local MN meat farm, I don't think they sell nationally.
Edit: I would bet this is Seward co-op. They are the best co-op in the area from a customer perspective, sad if this is them.
Edit 2: actually pretty sure this is the Wedge co-op, matches better to their decor.