As I walked into a new store today I was curious in evaluating its prices to see if there were any good deals to be found. I was then greeted by an employee who brought to my attention that if I wanted great deals I could get a membership that costs $10 a year. Sure
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
I have a relatively small voucher for Amazon worth $5 off anything. The only issue is I don’t necessarily need anything at the moment and this voucher expires at the end of this month. What I found myself doing is that I looked at items that I was partially thinking of buying and seeing if
I have still been researching for a new smartphone as there didn’t seem to be anything that matched my needs while having a reasonable price. While I was very close to simply settling with what was available, I decided to wait still. Sure enough, this week there were a lot of announcements of new phones
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
While out in Whistler today I was with a person who got extremely hungry in a cranky way where until he got something to eat he would probably be extremely inefficient and vocal throughout the day. Therefore, he pretty much just went with what seemed to be the most convenient option. Due to time constraints,