Worth Knowing (August 21st, 2020)

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In any garden, the most favored veggies are tomatoes and onions, but the plant that you can quickly and has generous offspring is squash. It's known as a type of pumpkin and depending on its season, it can be winter hard squash or summer squash that is soft and easy to grind.

All kinds of squash are very nutritious and ideal for a variety of meals since they can be used in soups, pies and mashed with potatoes.

While only 5-10% of in-store purchases in the US are returned, as many as 15-40% of all online purchases go back to the warehouse. This dynamic has created a small but growing industry of buying pallets of assorted returned products from stores like Amazon and reselling the goods one at a time.

When there is a popular product, there has to be room for it in the warehouse, and in that case, other less popular ones will either be removed or sold on liquidation pallets. Usually, returned goods end up liquidated because after four weeks, there is a high chance that products are damaged, and their worth is now significantly less than ones that have been in someone's possession for just two weeks.

Many YouTubers made the pallet-opening processes into a video experience since they never know what they might find inside.

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