It seemed like Samsung was having a promotion where they were giving past customers coupons to spend on items such as appliances and it was a lot in my case where I could get $200 off. While that sounds great, there wasn’t really anything I wanted. I thought a small portable vacuum would be nice,
I was actually debating if I wanted to take an offer to work on a project which actually involves travel and the first option I looked at were flights. There are actually cheaper options such as taking the ferry but figured if there is a great deal then why not? That’s what kind of surprised
For the past couple of weeks I saw these peanut bar treats that piqued my interest as I never tried them before and the price seemed okay at about $4 for about 400 grams. I actually decided to pass as for that amount of money there are plenty of other things I can get which
This actually got me thinking about spending money and the notion of value where nobody wants to be ripped off per se when it comes to things like tickets for events. A person was telling me how for a high profile event here recently he got some great near front row seats for about $1500
Usually when you want to buy an item we are automatically conditioned to think the more expensive item is better than the cheaper one. For example, the expensive one must be better in quality or has a superior warranty. This got me to think as I was looking at some backpacks and there was one
I’m sure most people have heard the news of the US and Ukraine president getting into a heated situation where there was some shouting that seemed to go on per se as this was supposed to be a straight forward deal agreement to my knowledge. It seemed like it started when the Ukraine president decided