Close to Home by John McPherson for December 04, 2018

I think she’s saving up for a 20th pair of shoes.

This won’t necessarily help. I can have them in my shirt pocket while checking out and forget to use them.

I final learned to keep them in my wallet but placed in a manner in which they fold over my credit card so I never forget them when retrieving my card.

Only way it’d work for me is if you taped them to my forehead; even then, questionable.

But now I can’t use the steering wheel. Guess I can’t go shopping.

Usually remember to take coupons, then forget to use them at check-out. I have a good memory, its just short.

I hate when I forget to use coupons. I don’t care what people think, a savings is a savings. Of course many times the store brand is still cheaper and just as good.

I am SO relieved to read the comments and find out that I am not the only one that forgets to use the coupons in my pocket.

Real men don’t use coupons.

Guilty

Saving money is my motivation.

I remember them ……. after they’re out of date.

I’d have to tape them to my sleeves to be able to remember them.

Sometimes coupons can just be overwhelming! Go to CVS and buy a candy bar and the register receipt will be 5 feet long and take a couple of minutes to go through them to see if any of them are of any use. Usually none of them are!

He’s taking Bleeb for a ride. Maybe Bleeb will remind him about the coupons.

You’re obviously so much better at this then I am so you should do the shopping.

My wife’s favorite line at the checkout: Did you bring the coupon? Yeah, it’s in the car.

Coupons should be illegal. It just drives up costs for everyone. You may say “everyone else” but the program costs are even more than the discounts. Coupons should be illegal. But then I believe that an airline seat on a given flight should have one and only one fixed cost.

Instead of coupons, I wish stores would just lower their prices and not play these freaking games with customers!

I’ve had my wife pin them to my shirt, like my Mom did the notes to my 3rd-grade teacher.