Milo is a catalyst to AD
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Oh no. I guess I'm having a road trip tomorrow! 
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who's tried this and found someplace new to visit?
Your mileage may vary.
Mine showed nothing but canned goo at Wal Greens . Didn’t even show VDH which is available locally.
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It's set for Grayslake, IL
Change it to your location.
Are you in Grayslake?
I'm over in Lake Villa.
"shave soap" turned up AOS unscented - and that's it 
(not counting products that aren't actually shave soap)
Of course the local mall houses both L'Occitane and Crabtree & Evelyn.
(not counting products that aren't actually shave soap) Of course the local mall houses both L'Occitane and Crabtree & Evelyn.
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this is dangerous, so dangerous... looks like I will be going to Nordstrom's for a browse tomorrow...
This is an awesome tool.
I usually do most of my purchasing online via Amazon and the like ... but before I pull the trigger, I like to go see it in person at a Brick-n-Mortar retailer.
With Milo, I don't have to waste gas and time hunting around for each item. And, it even lists the prices, which many retailers (especially Nordstrom) do not.
I usually do most of my purchasing online via Amazon and the like ... but before I pull the trigger, I like to go see it in person at a Brick-n-Mortar retailer.
With Milo, I don't have to waste gas and time hunting around for each item. And, it even lists the prices, which many retailers (especially Nordstrom) do not.
Not quite, it automatically chose my zipcode but I live on a small island in Alaska so it said the nearest thing was Chicago and gave the distance as around 2200 miles.
Interesting. It searches whatever zip code or city name I put in the location block for me.
It does the same for me, it is working properly. My point was that the distance to anything that the system tracks is too great and it says that Chicago is the closest thing that it tracks and gives the actual distance from my home to Chicago with 2200-2300 miles depending on the two choices it gives me.
Wow. I would have thought Seattle would be a closer point than Chicago, hard to imagine they have something in Chicago that they don't have in Seattle (except corrupt politicians and the best cops money can buy)
Wow. I would have thought Seattle would be a closer point than Chicago, hard to imagine they have something in Chicago that they don't have in Seattle (except corrupt politicians and the best cops money can buy)
This was my thought as well. I am thinking that even though the search is for "any miles" it is beyond what the system is designed to do and it does Chicago instead. I am about 800 miles North of Seattle so maybe it is too far.
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