Q's CVS Lounge

According to an analyst for Fortune, if the Walgreens/Rite Aid merger goes through Walgreens will end up closing up to 3000 stores most of which will be Rite Aid locations.

Haagen has some Jason products as part of their clearance sale.

Thanks, maybe I'll check out Haggen tomorrow. Jason fragrance free variety is hard to find. I can handle some natural fragrance, but not all. I can't tolerate lavender or tea tree oil.

I don't know how you can buy all the scented products for your sale. I wouldn't even be able to handle having any stinky axe or old spice products in my car on the drive home.

then what's the point of a merger?

Shake Shack announced big profits today.

Who buys Old Spice? I get lots of Axe but unless it spills I'm fine.

HABT was up today too.

I certainly don't buy Old Spice, but it is popular with young boys. The smell reminds me of old men because that's who wore it when I was a teenager. Only P&G's marketing could make that popular again. As for Axe, when I smell it I think it's hard to believe someone actually thinks their body odor smells worse than that.

Don't remind me. I was thinking about making a big play on Habit when the stock dropped down to 24 yesterday. They were really busy over the summer and even with the charity promotion they did I figured that they'd have an earnings beat. I decided on doing the clearance at Haagen instead. I'm totally done with the stock market. I can't make any money if I never go in and I never do so I just waste my time looking at quotes.

Haagen has some Jason products as part of their clearance sale.

I tried using baking soda and vinegar but I didn't like it, maybe I was doing something wrong.

For RA, to get out of debt. For Wags, to pick up pharmacy customers. There's also a rumor that RA will have to pay Wags a huge (and I mean huge) penalty if the deal falls
through. This is why I said earlier that Wags can't lose with this deal (if the rumor is infact true).

I certainly don't buy Old Spice, but it is popular with young boys. The smell reminds me of old men because that's who wore it when I was a teenager. Only P&G's marketing could make that popular again. As for Axe, when I smell it I think it's hard to believe someone actually thinks their body odor smells worse than that.

Old Spice was red hot 4 or 5 years ago (back when there were some great Old Spice coupons) but its popularity has great cooled off. Axe is still very popular. I like some scents and can't stand some of the others. Dark Temptation is probably the most popular but I think it smells horrible.

i'm allergic to the isothiazolinone preservative family. in the US it's usually found as methylisothiazolinone either separately or together with cloromethylisothiazolinone in almost all body washes, shampoos and conditioners, and dishwashing liquids, including all the more natural brands like method, seventh generation, etc. it's an acquired allergy from exposure so i wasn't born with it, or developed it naturally. MIT and CMIT are sensitizers and cause the allergy in some people. it's increasingly being used in products like laundry detergent, paint, hvac units, etc.

i get a horrible rash on the backs of my hands that bleeds and is so itchy i literally cannot sleep at night if i have a severe reaction. b4 i figured out it i was allergic to pantene, my hair was also falling out.

over the years there are less and less dishwashing liquids i can use b/c they reformulate them. i was able to use sunlight for many yrs but then they changed it 3-4 yrs ago. dawn pure essentials also succumbed and the latest this yr is palmolive pure+clear. the only palmolive left that doesn't contain MIT is the orange antibacterial. but it smells up your entire kitchen when you use it now. you can use dr bronner's but trader joe's only carries peppermint which is kinda weird to use on dishes and it's really expensive elsewhere. since they usually don't put the ingredients on dishwashing liquids, it's a lot of effort to find products that don't have it. but since the smell of the palmolive antibacterial is overwhelming, i'm going to have to do some research.

luckily softsoap liquid handsoap is safe but going out anywhere and washing my hands is a gamble. i haven't gotten to the point where i bring my own soap yet but i may have to on a lanyard.

i used to use olay body wash w/ shea butter but several years ago they reformulated. i tried avalon organics but i need a very moisturizing body wash at least half the year so i have reverted back to using bar soap.

for shampoo and conditioner, some but not all of the garnier fructis line is free of MIT and CMIT, so i have to check the labels. whenever i can get it for 1.00 for 13oz i stock up. i had to sell off my small shampoo and conditioner stockpile and now i have to pay for it almost all the time.

just buy a fund and be done with it.