Funny Pics thread II

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I can imagine!

I asked a Publix (or Harris Teeter?) cashier how it worked there. She said that for produce, you do have to buy the number in the ad to get the discount, but not for the rest of the store. I checked my receipt, and it was true (for that store.)

If you’re going to sell a bag of chips for $2.50, just mark the dang things $2.50. Or add a “minimum purchase of 2” to the shelf label.

There’s still a lot of deliberate misleading of consumers. For instance, a lot of sale shelf tags somehow omit the price per unit. Or they jumble the units ( some are cost per ounce, and other similar products are cost per pound.) A bit of clarity in advertising and labeling would be welcome!

And I check every bit of that. And I usually get a phone call on the way home wanting to know where I've been.
 
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No matter the sale price, Zesta is never worth it when the box of original Premiums are right beside it
Except the Premiums are now mostly topped with sea salt and not the same. The only original salted premiums without sea salt topping at the Dollar General anymore in any brand is the minis.
 
And I check every bit of that. And I usually get a phone call on the way home wanting to know where I've been.
Goodness! I would think that waiting to see you stagger in with a load of groceries would avoid having to ask that question. 🛒🛒🛒
 
Goodness! I would think that waiting to see you stagger in with a load of groceries would avoid having to ask that question. 🛒🛒🛒

Nah. The stop watch starts when I leave the driveway. If I'm not back in the amount of time it would take her, ring, ring....
 

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