Today I noticed at a store that it seemed to have so many large quantity deals such as people buying ten boxes of cereal or say those small boxes of rice products. Essentially, on the price tag it listed things such as “Buy 10 for $20” type of deal. My friend was then telling me
My friend was telling me today that she was grocery shopping and there was a promotion listed in the store where if you purchases twenty dollars worth of cereal products the store would give you one gallon of water for free. Essentially, she would have to go out of her way and purchase way more
I was told there was a good deal at the supermarket today where you could buy a large container of blueberries for very cheap. I suppose the price was so low that the store had to enforce a one per customer policy. Since the actual destination would probably cost about one to two dollars worth
Anyone else see this show? I was just looking at the Inernet for some videos about it as a friend was telling me about the show and how much money people were saving by using an extraordinary amount of coupons. From what I gather, it was like turning $1000 grocery bills into a single digit
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
Mother’s day is coming up and this usually means people begin to buy presents or treat their moms to something special. One of those days where you most likely need to spend money I suppose you can say. The funny thing was that my own mom told me outright not to spend anything that day