lazza14 wrote: » So wait , this free macdonalds breakfasts, is it actually FREE ? or free when you buy another meal ? Any swinging dick can just waltz in and get a meal for $0.00 ?
gramar wrote: » A friend of mine yesterday was telling me that her partner's sister won €300k on the lottery. While I don't think she should have to give any of her winnings to family she gave him €100. Took the note out of her purse and didn't even hand it to him...just dropped it on the table in front of him.
razorblunt wrote: » That's just bad manners, not really stingy isn't it?
ken wrote: » I know this guy, too stingy to provide his own story, has to steal them off the internet.
rawn wrote: » I know this guy, too stingey to provide their own story, so whines about another guy who has to steal them off the internet. :pac:
rawn wrote: » 20/20. “I was working at target when a woman came forward with an odd assortment of items. I rang them all up for her and it totalled to just below 300 bucks. She asked me to hold on for a second and pulled out a plastic bag. It was one of those gallon sized ziplocks and it was chock full of coupons and those 5 dollar gift cards you can get through certain deals at target. Apparently she had called the store or a store ahead of time and had a list of what order to put each of the coupons through. I scanned them one by one. Now when you use a coupon if it won't work due to some reason like "coupons limited to this amount" or "only when buying such and such product" it will stop you. In this case not a single one did, they all went through. Then she used the gift cards.She ended up paying 10 cents.” - deleted
quickbeam wrote: » Most of the stories are justifiably stingy, but the above is pure genius - somebody who knows the system and works it to their advantage. Bravo!
rawn wrote: » It's like Extreme Couponning. I saw an episode once where the supermarket ended up owing the customer money. Shame our coupons don't work like that...
ProudDUB wrote: » A week later, I am still racked with guilt, that I did something stingy and, that Down people in their thousands, are giving out yards about stingy Dubs "stealing" all their hot water. Give me absolution Boardsies. Please !
ProudDUB wrote: » Was up in Newry last weekend for the Down v Dubs game. Went into the Centra type shop beside the ground, to fill up my flask with boiling hot water for the tae & hang sangitches. The tea/coffee area was at the back of the shop & not near the cashier. When I was done, I told a staff member I had taken some hot water and asked was there a charge for it. He said they would charge 20p for the paper cup. He didn't realise that I used my own flask and, didn't use one of their cups. So I realise his mistake & head off to join the queue for the cashier. But there was about 15 people in the queue ahead of me, so I said "feck that, I didn't use one of their cups" and left the shop. If the queue wasn't so long, I would have stayed and asked the cashier if there still was there a charge, if you don't use their paper cups. Honest ! A week later, I am still racked with guilt, that I did something stingy and, that Down people in their thousands, are giving out yards about stingy Dubs "stealing" all their hot water. Give me absolution Boardsies. Please !
ProudDUB wrote: » Give me absolution Boardsies. Please !