I was having a funny conversation with a person the other day as we were talking about holidays that seemed like they were invented for the sole purpose of selling cards. Most noticeably, any day that involves say celebrating a couple usually involves buying some kind of card. These things can start adding up too.
A person was telling me today that she saw this crazy deal for a travel package where she could travel far east and the travel package literally was about $49 a day. That is quite a bargain even I must say. The funny thing was because of the deal itself she is scrambling last minute
Mother’s day is coming up and this usually means people begin to buy presents or treat their moms to something special. One of those days where you most likely need to spend money I suppose you can say. The funny thing was that my own mom told me outright not to spend anything that day
I got a notice today where I have accumulated these club points that will be expiring in about two months. Therefore, I should spend them on something before they expire. I was looking at the rewards and it looked like one of those situations where anything I would want requires more points than I have.
Today I got a phone call and according to my caller ID it was from my phone provider and so I thought it might have been something important. However, it turned out that it was simply a telemarketer from the company trying to up-sell me on some other services that they offer. Funny thing is
While lining up at the supermarket today there was one person making a purchase that caught my attention. Essentially, she bought $500 worth of $25 gift cards. There was indeed a lot of scanning going on because of that. When asked why she needed so many she mentioned that it was better than having to