So over here we have a large supermarket called the Real Canadian superstore where every once in awhile they have a no tax day sales event. As the name implies, basically everything in the store that you buy will be as if you don’t have to pay taxes on anything. Now this could mean big
I found this funny the other day as I was just at the mall with some family members where we were there just to kill some time. It seemed like every store we went to it was suggested to me that I should buy this or that and it wasn’t from the store workers but
Mcdonalds is having this promotion here to try and promote its smoothie drinks where for a limited time you can buy it for one dollar. For what sounded like a cheap price I decided to try it as it sounds pretty cheap if it is as said it is using real fruit. After trying the
I saw a funny situation today where in a restaurant it appeared that the staff made an error when it came to preparing a dish as none of the customers in the restaurant appeared to have ordered it. In the midst of this scramble you could see it on the manager’s faces as they kept
I was watching this show today where this financial management person tried to help a lady get her finances back in track as she has accumulated massive debt. As well, she had already declared personal bankruptcy which didn’t seem to help her fix her habits of spending more than she makes. The interesting was that
This was kind of strange as I was reading that there was a person who literally spent almost $5,000 a year in virtual goods in a video game of sort. Essentially, it is to do things such as making the character look different or to get some kind of competitive edge in the game against