This past Tuesday, silly me, went to Walmart to use some double coupons. This time it worked in my favor, however disappointed I am in the workforce of America. I purchased 6 boxes of Mac n'Cheese-$.79 ea., a bag of Cheese Puffs (not for me, and they are not free or cheap-$2.49), and a can of Cream of Chicken soup, $.95. I had 2 coupons for $1 off 3 boxes of Mac and 2 doublers. So my math told me that would be a total of $.66 off per box of Mac, making them $.13 ea. Well when I got up to the register the twenty-something cashier was eating Skittles while checking people out. REALLY, eating at the register, that is so wrong, for so many reasons. 1. Eating while waiting on people, RUDE. 2. You are handling money, GROSS. 3. You are regularly coming in contact with your mouth, then touching my stuff and possibly me when I pay....ughhh!! Apparently she heard Skittles make you smarter. Guess what, they weren't doin' it. My coupon for a $1 off of 3 boxes confused her. So she had to ask a supervisor come assist. He was puzzled too, he needed some Skittles. So he said to charge me $.01 for each Mac then take the coupons off. So $.06 minus $4. Good thing I bought those other 2 things, I walked out only paying $1.78.
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no, it's the Smarties candies that make you smarter.
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