wow thats amazing, when i read the title I was expecting to see somne poor family that could barely afford to eat.

I wouldn't call that being cheap. More like being thifty.

wow...this is really amazing, but doubt she can do this in canada though

In terms of groceries, it's not impossible, but a lot harder to do it in Canada.

But stuff like household cleaning items and personal care items are pretty easy to get for free in Canada with coupons.

lol

Because I shop at Shaw's and CVS in Mass, I'm helping pay for the bitch's groceries.

She's like a RedFlagDeals wet dream....

the only way i can see this working in canada is like frozen pizzas and other pre packaged cheat foods and stuff

Lets say she spends 8 hours a week looking for coupons and then another 2 hours a week shopping.
She saved over $300 which would work out to $30 hr.
Only thing is she wasnt very smart to go on TV and talk about this.
I can almost guarantee those two stores have changed policies now so she cant do what she does.

Why? The store doesn't lose any money. In general, they get reimbursed by the manufacturer. So if anything, it would be the manufacturer that would have a problem with coupon stacking... but it seems like the bigger companies just turn a blind eye to it. This is not something that's new... there have been people doing it for many years.

Haha, I showed my friend (works at AM1320) the link and she talked about the clip for like 10 minutes while taping the Sunday Afternoon talk show. She just sent me the preview. It'll be broadcast at 3pm today, so tune in your radios. :D

LoL mad props

milf

Problem I have with this bitch is that she games the system. If you look at her storage room, she has multiple items of the same product, which tells me she uses multiple coupons and clears a shop's shelves of stock, which means paying customers can't buy product.

its called back stock or w/e
usually places have a big back room so they have tons of back stock
u cant combine coupons in Canada tho

Yes, you can. London Drugs allows it.

ohh sweet

i thought it was a bag of potatoes eaten for an entire week.

^ yaaa i thot the family was poor ass broke

The cashiers/managers here will find some lame excuse to deny all those coupons.

too bad this can never happen in Canada :(

i would like financial advise on spending

This will and never happen in Canada

Companies are too smart. Too much fine print, terms and conditions on the coupons.

Man, people really don't read my comments before posting. :lol

LOL ... I think I tip more than $4 a day on food bills in average ...