Yeah me and my mother got free tickets to a show here once. He was the opener. Neither one of us found him funny. Like you said, just way to crass.

As a former Price Cutter employee, I agree. My department once had 4 people closing per night, and ended up down to 2. Our prices are also a joke. Our lunch meat prices have skyrocketed since I left. American cheese used to be like 5-6 dollars/lb. Can’t remember. Now it’s like 8 dollars/lb

They won’t lol. People here flock to anything new.

As someone who lives in Republic, traffic will wrap around the building. The location is not the best for traffic. It will be busy as long as they are opened for at least 1 straight month.

Best tip I’ve found is to not get behind on stuff. Easier said than done I understand. But it’s easier to clean dinner dishes alone compared to 2+ days worth. My mom taught me to clean as you go so there are less when you are done eating.

Trying to find a vacuum cleaner with your budget I feel might be the hardest part. Thankfully, you should be able to find some good deals with Black Friday coming up.

You can go to a place like Walmart, or a hardware store to look into a carpet cleaner for around 40 bucks for a day.

Look for a duster with the replaceable heads. You can find Swiffers/generic names that have dry pads for sweeping and wet pads for mopping. Clorox/Lysol wipes and sprays are good for cleaning hard surfaces such as counters and bathroom. Find some cheap wall plugins and have one in the living room and another in your bedroom.

With the weather becoming “decent” in the next few days, maybe try opening a window for a bit to get some fresh air in the house. If your breathing is being affected by the cats, then once some are rehomed and the house cleaned and dusted, that should help. Unfortunately, if it’s mold that’s a much bigger problem.

General tips: wash your bedding and towels often. When in the kitchen, wash your dishes as you go so they do not pile up on the counters with food stuck on them.

Hope some of this advice helps!