eyor44
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People behind me in line used to bother me, until one day a lady and her DD got in line. I had a full buggy and warned her I had coupons (she had two items, but we had already started) She sighed, she mumbled and then the coupons came out. Oh my goodness the way she acted. When the cashier was through with the coupons she said very loudly "Gosh, you ONLY saved $27 this week." The ladies DD looked at her and said "Mom, I thought you said coupons were a huge waste of time?" 
Now I just calmly warn whomever gets in line behind me that I have a lot of coupons. If they stay, I ignore the grumbles.

Now I just calmly warn whomever gets in line behind me that I have a lot of coupons. If they stay, I ignore the grumbles.





. A couple of posters said that they don't use packaged foods often and cook from scratch so they thought that couponing was not for them. I happen to agree with them. I have tried couponing for a few times but many things hold me back from saving a lot of money. First and foremost, is that I also do not buy a lot of packaged foods. There goes the vast majority of coupons I see. Secondly, I am pretty particular about detergents and health & beauty products due to my allergies. Lastly, I do not have it in me to stockpile things. I forget I have them and go out and buy more when I think I have run out
I am pretty relaxed about what people think of me especially when I dont know them even in real life. No worries here. I LOVE using coupons!