Things that Annoy Me
Ever notice how some products are improperly priced? For example, we all know "$40" would be forty dollars. If you added a decimal point in front "$.40" it becomes forty cents. Now, if something is priced "89 cents", that means it's price is eighty-nine cents. But just notice how often you'll see something priced at ".89 cents". That's less than a penny. It's eighty-nine one-hundredths of a penny. In other words, 10 of them would cost you 8.9 cents.
I'll try to keep my camera handy and find some examples to share with you.
I'll try to keep my camera handy and find some examples to share with you.
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I'll let you know if I see any such signs in Springfield.
My favorite is when you try to tell someone working there what they are REALLY advertising and it completely goes ver their head!
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