Or that you don’t even have a cell phone? Then you’re a prime sucker for Best Buy’s “Phone Shame Elimination” promotion. You also ought to be ashamed that you give a damn about what other people think.
Head to Friendly’s on Saturday, June 5, between noon and 5 p.m., when each customer is entitled to a small scoop of their favorite flavor, free of charge.
“It’s always a bad sign when a company seems to think that its customers are morons.”
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“Most people get sucked into a habit. Once we pay a certain price a few times, we stop asking questions about whether it’s reasonable and we just assume it’s the right amount.”
“Most bars serve at least one canned beer. Just find out what it is and bring it in yourself.”
Handsets are often way cheaper when purchased at big-box retailers like Wal-Mart or Best Buy, or from online giant Amazon.
AT&T is getting rid of unlimited data plans, meaning—the horror!—people with iPhones and iPads might actually have to monitor usage.
Friday, June 4, is National Donut Day, when Krispy Kreme is giving out free donuts (no purchase required) and Dunkin’ Donuts’ customers also get a freebie (with the purchase of any beverage).
Guess what? If you’re a freelancer or are otherwise self-employed, with no paid vacation, no 401(k) match, and no regular work schedule or salary, in certain circles you’re considered an entrepreneur—the same as somebody boldly starting up a business from scratch. And guess what? The number of “entrepreneurs” rose last year, especially among folks 55 [...]
It was made as if the Great Recession never occurred, and therefore seems badly out of touch, celebrating luxury, fashion, and materialism like the series has always done. Also, there’s the possibility it’s just a really bad movie.
