I was just looking at some in-store clearance deals from some random businesses and I saw this game that seemed very cheap: While I wouldn’t use it for myself, I was thinking at that price it might be a good investment to just buy a few of those as I could easily see it being
I saw something interesting today which isn’t actually the first time I saw this. There was a family that had one child and in his bedroom he sure had a big bed mattress. Thing was, there literally was no bed frame as it was just a huge mattress tucked into the corner. For the most
I noticed an interesting scenario when it came to mark ups on a particular item. Essentially, think of it where two months back there was something that cost about $5 to purchase from a manufacturer and various companies would resell it at a higher price to make a profit. For example sake, let’s say $10.
The other day I was talking to a person that normally buys bottled water as he simply didn’t have the confidence in drinking his tap water. Eventually, he found that there were four litre jugs of water that seemed more convenient and cheaper for him to buy. Therefore, he bought two. Now you would assume
Is it too weird to not give people gifts on the actual day of the special occasion even if it meant you could save say $300 by purchasing it for them a few days later? That conversation came up as a person told me he bought a birthday couple a computer. He knew for a
I was trying to find some deals for a trip out of curiosity and the first thing that I thought of was to use a price comparison site to try and get a feel of what is too high and what seems to be a good deal. The interesting thing in my mind was that