"Whoa! The price went down from 70 dollars to 12 dollars? For all this food? The exact. same. food?" Didn't Caroline graduate from Wharton? Somehow, cost efficiency and budgeting seems like something they would teach in FRIGGIN BUSINESS SCHOOL.
NawsChicky When you had a rich upbringing $$ is never an issue. Apparently a lifetime of spending your $$ like its going out of fashion can make you blind to the reality of what a painful ordeal it is to poor people to earn their $$
Coupons can be very useful but also a pain for the cashiers and customers waiting behind you so best time to use them is when the lineup is small to non existent 🤫🌹
I am curious, how do you get such coupons that can be used at supermarkets? From newspapers, pamphlets or other? I honestly don't know much about these.
I went USA and saw my aunt used 2 or 3 coupons at Target. Some how our bill form 60$ become to 20$ like magically compare to coupons in my country are suck af
@@commanderwaddles3483 it's not my family would call me crazy. Lol. I still do small couponing I went to dollar general the other day got 5 bottles of gain 2 fabric softener and shampoo for under 10.00.
Does this kind of coupon really exist or is it just made up? I have been living in the US for almost 10 years but I never saw any coupon can bring such heavy discounts on groceries.
One time I was in the store and the lady in front of me, gave the cashier her coupons at the end of the transaction. Does the comma go there in the previous sentence? I am not sure and it's bothering me. Anyway, the cashier said: oh no, you were supposed to give me those before. I was wondering, "Before what?!" Later, I learnt she could have told her to clear her transaction and started all over again. Well, live and learn (I guess).