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To: Spiff
She’s so organized about it that it doesn’t hold up the checkout line either. On a good shopping trip we’ve paid pennies on the dollar for everything and most times the cashier has to call over a manager to approve everything because the savings were so drastic.

I appreciate the work that is involved in saving money with coupons, but please, you contradict yourself in the two sentences above. For the average shopper running into the Shop-Rite on the way home to grab some milk and eggs and a steak for dinner, the sight of someone ahead in the 20 or fewer lane with a fistfull of coupons is like seeing brake lights on the Turnpike.

57 posted on 12/31/2010 8:06:57 AM PST by par4
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To: par4

She would never use the express checkout for coupon shopping. And the manager approval takes a quick moment for him to enter some kind of override code into the register. In some stores, if the savings is over a certain percentage, the cashier can’t complete the transaction and it requires a manager to complete it.


65 posted on 12/31/2010 9:59:49 AM PST by Spiff
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