Originally posted by: Vegitto
I'd take pics galore, then argue with the manager, and if I didn't get my potatoes for that price, I'd sue. There's a lot of money you can make from thousand of tons of potatoes.
Originally posted by: OrganizedChaos
i'd ask the manager if he ever worked for verizon.
Originally posted by: uberman
Originally posted by: liluqt
Originally posted by: keeleysam
40000 pounds.
I agree with Keelysam, but let's not forget to figure in the OP's tax!
I would only be able to purchase 38000 lbs of potatoes since MD has 5% tax.. and my total would only come up to $99.75! 🙂
Are you saying that you live in or know of a state that taxes uncooked food?
Originally posted by: PAB
Originally posted by: RossMAN
Originally posted by: John
PAB, you want to know what I think? I think you sound a lot like Jerboy. 🙂
The many problems of Jerboy
Seems like it was only only yesterday.
Yeah, and that had actual entertaiment value!
Whenever I rant about something, it's because I'm arguing against an evil, soulless empire and I'm right and they're wrong.
Examples
State Farm v PAB
PAB v The State of Florida
GEICO v PAB
Progressive Insurance v PAB
Walmart v PAB
PAB v Rathmann Chevrolet
We're all waiting for PAB to turn twelve, so his hormones will finally start to bounce about , his balls will finally descend and he can finally hold his head up in the shower room after gym class.Originally posted by: Leros
When I was about 12 ...
Originally posted by: iversonyin
The bigger question is really...what are going to do with all the POTATOES?!
Originally posted by: vi_edit
I'd think that somebody trying to pay for petty amounts of food with a $100 and arguing over the pricing is nothing more than an attention whore.
Originally posted by: DrPizza
4 pounds for a penny. Then, point out the sign that says if it scans at the wrong price, I get $3 off my purchase or, if the purchase is under $3, it's free.
Just to make the point.
Originally posted by: PAB
This actually happened when the super walmart opened here - the cellphone story reminded me of this.
FYI: EVERYTHING in the produce department was marked in the .xx¢ form, I tried buying something and it rang up in fractions of $ rather than ¢, I protested about the sign saying that said produce was priced in fractions of cents rather than fractions of dollars and the manager didn't agree with me.
Nerds, what do you think?
Originally posted by: Umberger
Originally posted by: PAB
This actually happened when the super walmart opened here - the cellphone story reminded me of this.
FYI: EVERYTHING in the produce department was marked in the .xx¢ form, I tried buying something and it rang up in fractions of $ rather than ¢, I protested about the sign saying that said produce was priced in fractions of cents rather than fractions of dollars and the manager didn't agree with me.
Nerds, what do you think?
If I were the unlucky person behind you in line waiting for your dumb a$$, I would punch you in the ovaries.
Originally posted by: mugs
Originally posted by: DrPizza
4 pounds for a penny. Then, point out the sign that says if it scans at the wrong price, I get $3 off my purchase or, if the purchase is under $3, it's free.
Just to make the point.
Having listened to a 30 minute phone call in which a guy tried to explain the difference between fractions of a cent and fractions of a dollar to two layers of Verizon customer service reps... and assuming that the average Wal-mart employee is probably not highly intelligent... I think you'd have fun. 🙂
I get out!Originally posted by: Chaotic42
You don't get out much, do you?Originally posted by: uberman
Are you saying that you live in or know of a state that taxes uncooked food?
See, I never really understood the whole "ball" thing.Originally posted by: Perknose
We're all waiting for PAB to turn twelve, so his hormones will finally start to bounce about , his balls will finally descend and he can finally hold his head up in the shower room after gym class.Originally posted by: Leros
When I was about 12 ...
Once he discovers masturbation, I guarantee he'll stop harassing random clerks in Walmart over posted potato prices.