"when i moron out and can't find something at staples, they tend to lead you to the item when you find someone, which tends to not be all that hard locally.
i was in a staples in NYC and i woulda killed for this tool, though, because there were no people to be found."
"@Serenefengshui: Yeah, I wish we had Aldi, too.
Mostly i shop at the Ranch 99 Market, which has rock-bottom prices and if you compare your Grocery Outlets you'll likely note that some are better than the others.
Then again, i spent a week in NYC recently and as a direct result, when i returned to town at 1am i blew $40 at Safeway as i was amazed how much cheaper even the overpriced grocery store is here."
"The $5 tickets fall off in sales rapidly in WA once the top prize has been won.
Thing is there's usually some decent smaller prizes, and let's face it, i know i'm tossing $5 when i play such a game."
"1)they're not even cute shoes.
2)they're not a durable purchase.
3)the only people i know who aren't using the check, for the most part, to pay off debt...are debt-free.
i only have student loan debt and it's at a very attractive interest rate, so i paid $300 of it and put $300 into small, durable home improvements."
"Yeah, well, as a Christian, i apologize for the inability of some people to listen to one word Jesus said and instead to obsessively use religion as a tool of hatred and not love.
I'd say to forgive them for they know not what they do, but they know exactly what they're doing."
"BofA has actually been a friendly, happy, huggable (okay not exactly huggable) for me here in Washington, where you have five big banks or you deal with a credit union."
"i've learned that if i'm not in a mood to fight it, it's way easier to flash my passport, which doesn't even have my damn name in Romaji in it but it has a six-year-old picture of me when i was in grad school and had cellophane blue hair."
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