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  • A Parking Lot Faux Pas
    By e-Pricebook | Jan 09, 2011 09:0 PM
    It’s wintertime on the east coast, which means that 90 percent of drivers completely forget how to be courteous members of society. For those of you who don’t live in an area that gets blanketed with a foot or two of snow on a regular basis, allow me to paint you a picture:
     
    When it’s cold outside and a ton of snow has accumulated everywhere, parking lots become slushy, muddy ponds of complete ineptitude. Although most stores do a fairly good job of hiring plows to keep as much as their parking lots usable as possible, it’s usually an exercise in futility.
     
    You see, the plows don’t do anything to actually...
  • Never Wear a Red Shirt to Target
    By e-Pricebook | Sep 22, 2010 07:0 PM
    You know how some days, you just feel like you’ve got it goin’ on? That was how I felt yesterday. I was having the best hair day ever, I loved my outfit and I even found a $20 bill on the ground. All things considering, it was turning out to be an awesome day.
     
    All awesomeness aside, I still had to run some errands. I had to pick up a few things at the grocery store, swing by the pharmacy and pop into Target (before getting my oil changed and my tires rotated). In fact, I had a pretty damn busy day ahead of me.
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  • Wal-Mart is a Scary Place
    By e-Pricebook | Aug 01, 2010 08:0 PM
    As the title of this article suggests, Wal-Mart is indeed a scary place. I realize that for some people, Wal-Mart is the epitome of everything that is wrong with the world. I could get into slave labor allegations, the mega retailer’s unapologetically anti-union stance on labor or the way that an employee was trampled to death during Black Friday two years ago, but I won’t. I’m not getting that political here.
  • Haggling 101
    By e-Pricebook | Jul 17, 2010 05:0 PM
    Times are tough right now, and it seems like everyone is doing whatever they can to save a few dollars. Some people clip coupons, some stop driving as much to save gas and some haggle with the 17-year-old high school student moonlighting as a checker at the grocery store.
     
    I kid you not, yesterday I was behind a lady in line at the grocery store and I witnessed the whole spectacle first hand. The customer had a cart full of stuff, and she haggled with the checker over the price of at least 10 of the item. She was able to save over $20 by doing this. The whole process took more than a forty-five minutes (so I don’t recommend haggling when you’re pressed...