@Sooner wrote:
@kitcat51 wrote:
I don't clip coupons at all but if someone wants to take it to the extreme, good for them & it's none of my business what they do with the items.
@kitcat51 But is it right to grab it all and keep others from enjoying a benefit? Isn't that wrong and isn't that all of our business? When things affect us all, yes, it's our business.
I don't understand what you are trying to say.
If someone went in to a store and bought hundreds of items and paid cash, how is that any different from buying hundreds of items and using coupons?
Most stores have a huge inventory in the stock room that they can restock the shelves with. Even if an item is sold out, they will get a new delivery probably the next day.
In my area there are a lot of Amish. I often see them go to the local Walmart and buy every bottle of Gatoraid on the shelves. They must have at least 10 carts or more, all filled to the top with all sizes of bottles and multiple packs.
No one says anything, though people do look. The store is wanting to sell their items, they get reimbursed for the coupons, so it is a win-win.
Why would a customer even think to save items for someone else?
Okay, maybe during a national disaster or storm, but not on a regular day.