projectile vomit chick wrote:
> On Apr 7, 8:26 am, "Nancy Young" > wrote:

>> I never get how they can take so much off their bill, either. Yes,
>> double coupons are nice but they rarely wind up with getting a
>> product for free for me.
>
> If you notice a lot of them were paying for a couponing service, on
> top of all of the scavenging for coupons and carrying on for
> 478374237320239 hours a week. Ugh, could you imagine?

You're right, I forgot about paying for coupons. Yikes. Lately
I've been doing that Troopon thing where you cut out coupons
that military families can use. Once a month or so, I organize them
and mail them out.

I'm not complaining, but cutting out and organizing all those wisps
of paper is kind of a hassle. And these people have books and
books of them.

>> I can just see these people's heirs backing up a dumpster to get
>> rid of stuff they stockpiled 25 years ago.
>
> Yes and I really didn't understand the having rooms filled with dried
> pasta and sticks of deodorant.

With all the shelving which is not free, either. And the toilet paper
under the beds. A couple of them described their homes as mini
marts. It just makes them happy.

nancy