So today I brought some family members to take advantage of the grocery coupon which was if you spent $50 you could get $10 back in points. So essentially a 20% savings. Now regardless of this most of us were still carefully looking at the prices to make sure we were buying good deals. For
Today I was checking one of my shopping apps to see if there were any good offers to take advantage of this week. There was actually a good one where for one supermarket they would essentially give me $10 worth of store credit for every $50 spent. So if I spent $100 I would get
While traveling with a few other people we did drop buy some supermarkets such as a Walmart. It was interesting for me to see the prices as for the most part the grocery prices seemed the same if not more expensive than what you would find in the big supermarkets here. Add to the fact
Today I had to meet a person to discuss the possibilities of using their service which would first require me to interview them in a casual meet and greet style. I first suggested that we can do a video chat as it can be more convenient. However, the person seemed more comfortable with an in-person
I showed a picture of some strawberries I saw today on Twitter and as you can see they are extremely cheap at 99 cents a box. Even for a person like me this sounds a little too cheap to the point where it made me wonder if there was anything wrong with it. Example, is
This was an interesting topic I thought where I was reading about how people who don’t use a car tend to shop more responsibly for things they actually need. Example, going to the grocery store and buying food to make your main meals as opposed to a ton of junk food. The reason was pretty