They genuinely believe that it will still be good after the best buy day like don’t get me wrong I’m sure it’s okay but I wouldn’t eat it lmao. My mom was really bad about this growing up
My mom goes to garage sales every week, and she always runs into couponers that have a garage full of stuff that they need to get rid of because they're on the verge of expiring. These people are so focused on saving money that they get more than they can ever use.
I see people who do that to resell it and I can't help but feel like "Why do I want to buy Pantene and Irish Spring from your garage and save $2 when I can just get a Target or Walgreen's discount?"
When I worked at Kroger there were so many of these people some would even flip tide pods and things they would get for next to nothing even in some cases the balance was negative
@@alisonstarliper4450 even most non perishables do go bad eventually. Plus people have an expiry date obsession. I bet they think because its past the expiry date or close to it they have to get rid of it. Which is funny because non perishable food doesn't just magically go bad like that and it takes multiple years 😂 like canned goods will last 30 to 50 years past expiry
My Aunt was an extreme couponer and had tons stored in her garage. Well one of the grain products she bought apparently had some beetle or moth or some insects larva that hatched and quietly spread into everything that wasn’t canned food. They borrowed through plastic and ruined everything. 🤮
i wonder what companies expect will happen when they wont allow anyone to grow into positions; the pros are gonna retire sooner than later and many countries are already facing staff shortages with the baby boomers starting to retire
I never went to college. I was a Computer Network Administrator, self taught. Made good coin too, retired now. My X husband went to college for 4 years and was PC Support. He made more than me. 1.) Cuz he was a man 2.) He had a degree After 2008, he didn't work for 7 years, he was a gamer.... Since he had a big lapse in employment, the only job he could get is installing cable for internet and TV. Makes about $40k.
They're avoiding hiring the newer gens out of school too. Apparently they don't like that new hires know our rights, employment laws, and when scheduled 9-5 we work 9-5 not 7-6 and keep phone off between the 5-8 hours etc etc They want pushovers
I used to work at Target and extreme couponers like this were my least favorite customers. Yes, it was cool to see them get huge discounts on everything, but gosh they were always the meanest customers. I had a lady try to fight me over a penny once. I just decided to scan one coupon twice so that everyone could move on with their lives. I figured Target would rather lose the penny than have a scene. 🙄
I used to work in the big Florida based grocery store. Couponers hated me, I know that policy backwards and forwards, and could smell a fake coupon from a mile off!
i used to work the register too and some ppl would try to argue with me that they could indeed use multiple coupons and pay their entire shopping with them. after the third one i stopped arguing and called the manager who always told them what i said is true (one coupon per person) bc otherwise its some kind of tax fraud or smth. some got real smug with me too, "ive always done it this way sweety" kay babes but not anymore😄
@@fineapple9299false reading the coupons themselves and learning what each thing means can drastically change how many can be used. The store gets reimbursed regardless. If it say per purchase it means per item. If there’s no limit stated then it’s the stores policy limit. Most say limit 4 or one per household per coupon. They aren’t universal that’s why reading the fine print is important and most consistent couponers know what can and can’t be done.
@fineapple9299 my response to that was always. "Oh well if you tell me who allowed , as it is against policy, I'll let my manger know and make sure I personally train them the correct way."
@@twitchy_birddepending on if the coupon has a specified limit since this show they have a usual limit of 4 but not all some have no limit and it’s up to the discretion of the store.
I know an American who came to England for University (college), They were planning to go to a relatively small cheap college in the states, Ended up going to Oxford (One of the, if not the best university in the world) and it cost her about 1/3rd of the amount it would have cost in America (for a worse college), including housing, food and everything else.
I don't think Oxford needs an introduction lmao. oversea prices are still ridiculous after brexit though and housing will bancrupt you anywhere near cambridge and oxford equally
It's ~$31,000 a year. Not exactly cheap or comparable to say, a state school lol. Certainly not the most expensive, but not a cheap place at all, especially when you consider the cost of living in England as well.
"‘Greedflation’ Caused More than Half of Last Year’s Inflation Surge, Study Finds, as Corporate Profits Remain at All-Time Highs" by Irina Ivanova, Yahoo Finance (Jan 20, 2024)
You can legit have two bags and spend $100. I work full time, have food stamps to meet ends and even WITH that it’s still hundreds out of pocket. It’s ungodly man. We’re all out here struggling😭
high education talk always makes me sad, cuz im studying biology out of a genuine love for science and wanting to contribute to our environment, but im also very aware that im going in a LOT of debt to a career that does not pay well😭😭 love it here
Be proactive! I'm a fellow STEM buddy. I have a degree in chemistry and work in biotechnology. Opportunities are out there. Make sure to use your time at uni well. Work in labs when you have the chance. Work at communities colleges, volunteer, and look for companies offering internships. My company often hires seniors right out of college who intern with them. I got my foot in the door by working with a contractor company (tailored management). There's no benefits and you'll get paid less to provide the same work but it helps you get into companies that wouldn't consider you as a regular hire. Once you're in you can get converted or you can apply for an internal position. Good luck out there! It's difficult but totally worth it. It's been seven years since I've been out of school and I'm paying off my student loans early next year. Please don't people discourage you ❤
I went to college for aerospace engineering because I’ve wanted to build next-gen spacecraft since I was 8. When I got there the dean himself admitted that all the marketing about how his program is focused around just that was fabricated to garner enrollment and that what we’d really be learning was how to be effective Boeing assembly workers and then followed up by introducing two Boeing reps who gave an hour and a half long presentation about how Boeing doesn’t like the FAA for doing its job and regulating air travel, especially how it relates to their grounding a model of Boeing’s planes when two of them fell out of the sky in the span of 3 weeks.
The trades ARE where it’s at. I graduated with a foreign language degree and have never had a job where I used it, but those student loans didn’t care that there were no jobs for me. I learned that lesson the hard way, but my son is graduating high school and the welding program at our local vo-tech this coming spring, and he will be able to go to work making good money as soon as he graduates.
@@robertspence831this is the downside. You have to learn the management or business side and then be someone else's boss by your 40s and then you can make the money telling someone else what to do to save your body. (Not only family in trades for life but spouse is turning 38 this month and just decided to go back to school a couple months ago after doing electrical for over a decade. It doesn't mean you have to go to school to learn the business side, just take opportunities as they come up. My husband only has to go 2 years for his B.S. so it's a good option for him)
I used to be a cashier at a grocery store and couponers could get pretty hefty savings because the store would double any coupons less than a dollar but the coupons had to exactly match the product being bought. My supervisors, when they could, would direct couponers to my line because they knew I was a stickler for making sure the customer had the right items and I wouldn't take the "but I used this kind of coupon before" bs
ken don't even get me started. the fact that 99% of entry level jobs require a specialized undergrad and 2-3yrs of exp in that field is NUTS. can't get a job w/o experience but you can't get experience w/o a job.
The coupons literally have saved our budget many times. Ive had my biggest haul being $250 worth of groceries and worh coupons only paid $45 at Albertsons. The system flagged the transaction and locked up, a manager had to come "inspect" the transcaction 😂 manager said he hadnt seen savings like that in a long time.
At the college I go to, the professor only shows up for an hour then leaves. They rush that hour and we are always left more confused than we started. Another professor I had taught so badly, over HALF the class dropped out. I truly think some professors just teach horribly, so we have to re take their class. Aka, they get extra money and job security. The problem is, this leads to students using AI to help with assignments. If I'm spending thousands for a teacher to tell her whole class to drop out & find new careers after a few weeks into an 8 week course, yeah they aren't going to help you. AI is the new professor.
Everyone can teach, but not everyone is a teacher. I love math, statistics and abstract math problems - but failed vector graph in school. It was "either you get it my way, or you're stupid". Meanwhile I taught my girlfriend how to caclulate the %chanse on an 7x5 piece event graph if an original event happened.
And Nanny’s and hotel front desk attendants! His videos have been the only thing getting me through constantly washing baby bottles while my nanny baby sleeps and got me through the two years I worked as a front desk attendant
Millennials were pushed to believe that we would be NOTHING if we didn’t go to a four year university. I have loans and I am making more right now (as an assistant store leader of a convenience store) than I would be if I was working as a marine biologist or in a zoo. Granted I would probably adore my job until it came time to pay bills. But I enjoy my job now. So it’s a decent balance.
Maybe not having so many kids would help save money? 🤷🏼♀️ I'm not a genius but if one is expensive.... Also if you get a bidet don't you still have to wipe to dry it off???
Ahhh yes. Birth control is bad and not accessible to some, abortions went out the window for most, but hey if you're married, have no birth control, get pregnant and can't terminate it, shame on them huh? Fuck all the way off. When you get there, make a left and fuck off some more.
13:00 I took a one year HVAC course and it changed my life, it was my foot in the door, now I do HVAC, plumbing, electrical and pretty much everything else
So, I live in a small town in Kentucky. I recently went to my local Kroger and tried to use some of the coupons that Kroger sent me in the mail. They refused to let me use them because the item was discounted. Nowhere on the coupon or in the coupon policy does it say you can't use a coupon on a marked down item. They told me they had decided they just didn't want to do that anymore. I ended up contacting corporate because it just felt wrong that they could make up a new policy on the spot that goes against the official Kroger policy. Kroger corporate said "yes, that is a violation of the coupon policy and they shouldn't be doing that. However, there is nothing we can do to make the managers adhere to our policies so at the end of the day it is whatever they say." That doesn't even make any sense! So I totally stopped shopping there for full price items and took my business elsewhere. I will ONLY buy markdowns and loss leaders. And that's only because it's a small rural town and driving an hour one way to get groceries isn't always possible
When I worked at Kroger, the policies really were left up to us, the employees. We liked to follow store policies, but if you were nice, we would usually help you with your coupons. So, yes, it really does depend on the store and who is working there
Ken, at 11:25 you were talking about oil changes and Mann for the longest time I was doing my own oil changes like my Dad taught me too but my grandma had to teach me and now I’m teaching you that at Walmart you can pay $25 for a complete oil change they’ll even put 6 qts if you need the extra 1. Here for an oil filter and oil it would be like $32 for the 6 qts. So you would save at least $6 and save yourself from some labor if you take it to Walmart. It’s their business strategy. I recently got a new 2005 Ford Explorer and had to change the oil, just got it done at Walmart for the first time. I’m going back for sure. Hope this helps you and anyone else reading.
My aunt does this and she gets “money makers” all the time. It goes on your account for whatever store you’re at they don’t get the money back from the store directly if that makes sense. She has a store in her garage and sells everything to neighbors for super cheap
My mom is one of these types of coupon crazies, stores really do give you money it’s a weird thing but how it was explained to me: for every coupon used the store gets credit for more than what the item sold is worth/was suppose to be sold for/ makes up the difference. Companies say let people use this coupon in your store and we’ll make up for the money you’d lose out on by selling the product for full price. We always had body wash, razors, cereal, and toothpaste.
Your comment about the layoffs hit close. In August my company laid off 800 people from our country and most of us worked from my city where the company was founded. They replaced all of us with outsourced people from Jamaica and Phillipines where its cheaper for them to pay based off their countrys wages. It is really sad how company's treat their workers nowadays. Like its not enough the prices are sky high.
15:30 refund or rebate? I think Menards still does rebates, but why businesses did rebates is most people were too lazy to go through with the mailing process
My husband makes really good money with a high school diploma because he got good IT training in the military and then got in with the contractors. College would be almost worthless for him at this point.
My dad said the same thing as an engineer who had experience working for the DOD. Next thing he knew, they fired everyone who didn't have a degree regardless of experience and hired in brand new grads at a lower pay grade. Happens to most companies every 5 years or so. Then they switch, it seems.
My husband is a tradesman with some specialized skills under him. They cannot find people to fill positions. They're desperate and willing to offer a lot just for entry level. If you can handle the work and long hours, it's a great place to get started.
it's crazy to me when I hear parents talk about how they have to save up for their kids college. Everyone I've ever known, including myself has/had to fund college ourselves. Isn't that just our own burden to bear? It was never even a thought in my parents head that they would help financially😅
What they are talking about is attending those schools that cost in a year what a human being without a degree can't possibly make in a year. How would an eighteen year old come up with sixty thousand dollars a year?
My parents tried to save but something always came up-like changing jobs, buying a new house, medical expenses. I don’t fault them at all, they worked hard to keep a roof over our heads. A lot of parents can’t save for college so when I hear about parents that did, my first through is: where did you get all that money?
I used to work at Publix and a woman was so good at couponing she would have two carts full of groceries and only spend 80 bucks. It is possible but she used to go through coupons for a while before doing so. But that was back in 2015 to 2018. I haven't seen her since locally.
Im not sure about the rest of Europe but in Ireland if the income of your household is below a certain level, higher education is free! Medical care is also free! I think it's the same for the rest of Europe, but unsure how it works in the other countries
About a year ago I started watching a channel called 'Caleb Hammer, Financial Audit' ... They talk with people for an hour or so going through their terrible finances, lots of drama and tea and bad habits, its crazy how much debt people bring on - like Crabs in the boiling pot T.T
The job and college conversation really hit home 😅 I went to school for computer science, have my BS, and can't find jack because of the job market. Even for jobs outside my field, I still can't get anything because I'm overqualified. It's a wild world we live in
I got a degree in chemistry and tried to apply for computer courses/jobs where you learn on the job. Got told I was over-qualified but didn't have the experience needed??? Then clearly I'm not over-qualified, wat? (The reasoning was because I have a STEM degree, I should therefore know everything about every STEM subject, I guess?).
@Chazzy0x0 ugh dude yeah I get it, it's so frustrating and makes no sense! And this is all without even addressing the fake job posting snd scam jobs too. I hope you were able to find something suitable though!
Honey I'm 70 and it's been a well hidden fact that college gets you a degree , Not a job. Don't feel bad ! A Lot of people bought into their crap when in all actuality trade schools in thing's that humans will always NEED , like Houses, Funeral Homes ( people are dying to get in ) thing's that we have to have are the trades to go into, electricians, etcera is what people should focus on and Not a piece of paper that says as an adult you made the choice to sit in a chair, to earn a very expensive piece of paper with Your name on it, kinda like the lifelong debt you're signing up for when you enroll in college. Word to the Wise, FIND YOUR Niche, and Grind it until YOU Find it IS YOUR SUCCESS !!! GOOD LUCK !!!
I got curious after seeing "ShelfReliance". Apparently the shelf organizer thing costs 700$ when it's "on sale" (I'm unsure if it's always on sale or not). They have 3 different sizes/styles, one holding 112 giant cans, another holding 300, a third holding 375 and a final one holding 390. Sheesh.
Just a few tips. If you're getting your car's oil changed by someone else, one do not go to a place that only does oil changes. Not only are they charging you too much, they're going try and sell you a bunch of stuff you don't need or will be done in properly based off of their company's procedures. Two go to a full service automotive shop. Ideally the same shop you would go to or something big broke on your car. Have them change your oil when they're changing your oil. They'll be doing a full inspection of your vehicle because they're not making much money from the oil change. A honest shop will go through your vehicle. Tell you about areas of concern and let you make A properly informed decision.
@drewgoin8849 places like jiffy lube are not staffed by actual mechanics. They take people that don't know any better give them a quick course in how to change oil and to upsell flush services. A actually auto shop that offers a discount oil change is doing so to look over you vehicle and find anything and everything that is questionable and make you aware of it. So if your breaks are low or your ball joint has play jiffy lube will recommend a coolant flush the real shop will tell you about the ball joint the risks of it failing and the cost to replace it.
@drewgoin8849 I have a bad habit of using text-to-speech talking too fast and not proofreading. I thought you were arguing with validity of the express oil change places
7 kids! Hell there's one thing they aint buyin' that's for sure! I would also love to know if these people ever get an actual full balanced meals worth of food, because it always seems to be mostly snack foods they buy.
11:10 Dude 9 -15 months to become a medical or dental assistant. Best decision me and my spouse made. 20 yrs later and now our sons work with him at a dental lab. They went in as interns. In the dental field you get to travel for training and continuing education. Highly recommend the dental field if you're looking for security. Teeth never go out of style lol.
Putting the shopping away is a job in itself. The way she shops, she could hire someone to put the groceries away and still save money 😂 Why's she buying more, when she already has so much?
I had to unlearn what I learned about bulk shopping & couponing from my mother because our lives are just completely different. But it is nice to wait for deals and to buy non-perishable items in a reasonable amount of bulk. Those savings do add up.
A large Canadian grocery chain came under fire this year for their high pricing. They're response was basically telling people to just use their coupons to make it affordable
I was a cashier at Walmart back in 2010 and one couple found a loophole with tyson products to where they were getting a negative amount .. litarally two cart fulls of groceries and only paid around 20 dollars. Our manager new that shouldn't be right but since the system allowed it she couldnt stop it.. they did this for 3 more weeks before Walmart stopped that kinda coupon from working.. it was insane and a real thing that happened.
I'm glad I live in a community of people who grow their own stuff/raise small animals. We all either trade our items or buy them for cheaper than the organic store option.
As a Canadian, I find absolutely amazing, here in Canada this is not allowed, we have strict coupon rules here!!, you Americans are lucky to have this system.
I'm Canadian too. Most of the time it's one coupon per customer, and it can't be combined with another sale or promotion. Most save you 50 cents or $1, so I rarely use coupons. I'll look for items on sale, but the hassle of looking for, cutting out, and sorting the coupons isn't worth the measly savings.
That's Usually in place at every store. You cannot use more than like 1 or 2 coupons. It literally sets that on the coupon itself. I hate when people do that and get away with it. Just because a camera is there or they make a fuss about it And the person at the registered doesn't want to deal with it.
One like coupon is saying you can’t use more then one coupon per item so if I got Sunny d and had a $3 off $2 and a $2 off one I can’t stack the coupons. There’s usually a limit of 4 on most coupons now but some aren’t specified meaning you can use as many as you want it’s up to each stores discretion on what they allow. For example Publix allows 8 of the same coupons.
I’m just loving the super-realistic talk about college degrees, jobs, and money that Ken and Dane are having! I’m finding myself nodding and saying “yes!” out loud. ❤😂
Nah, "price gouging" is cover for an inept govt that has gas, utility, transport costs, and taxes up. As a neighbor to a local grocery store manager for a big chain, their profit margin has been at 1-2% for the last 2 years.
Yep. The economy the last four years has suffered from bad government policies. Glad we're finally getting Trump back instead of 4 more years of the same horrible economic policies
Cool story. The execs from many of these large companies literally bragged about gouging on yearly shareholder calls. It's not 100% the source of higher costs but vast majority of it.
Macrotrends: Albertsons net profit margin for the quarter ending August 31, 2024 was 1.25%. Kroger net profit margin for the quarter ending July 31, 2024 was 1.86%.
What i found out the other day i had no clue of. The university where i live has their own privet airliner that seats 200 people plus for their college foot ball team. Thats so disgusting. Whatever happened to taking a bus... so our taxes are paying for their private plane...
Its how this stuff works. You catch something on sale or marked down, THEN use a coupon on top of it and end up with a positive credit. Then you can do that 100 times and use that credit towards the stuff you really need. Its why they end up with so many of the same items. Those are usually the ones that offer positive credits with the coupons.
@hellomandarkk My mere existence is going to be criminalized. I won't be able to get the medication I need, and people like me are in extreme danger. But sure, "I'll be okay"
It might depend on the location as well, 1 Jiffy Lube will try to sell me 3 extra things while another will just do my ONE request and mention that they have coupons.
Yep, it usually depends on the person as well, some people feel bad selling things that aren't needed, some will tell you something is needed but say, oh but it can wait, or some people just want the company to profit even if the company doesn't give a shit about them haha (usually to try to get a promotion or it's a location that gives commissions for BS)
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If they have all this stuff, why do they need to keep shopping? Use it before it goes bad.
That's exactly what I was thinking. They got full shelves of food that might expire soon and they still keep on buying more?
Maybe they eat expired food
They're probably addicted to the act of shopping and saving money.
They genuinely believe that it will still be good after the best buy day like don’t get me wrong I’m sure it’s okay but I wouldn’t eat it lmao. My mom was really bad about this growing up
Yeah, these kind of people are just hoarders with extra steps.
My mom goes to garage sales every week, and she always runs into couponers that have a garage full of stuff that they need to get rid of because they're on the verge of expiring. These people are so focused on saving money that they get more than they can ever use.
I see people who do that to resell it and I can't help but feel like "Why do I want to buy Pantene and Irish Spring from your garage and save $2 when I can just get a Target or Walgreen's discount?"
When I worked at Kroger there were so many of these people some would even flip tide pods and things they would get for next to nothing even in some cases the balance was negative
I'm not a couponer or a hoarder, but the coupon items I mostly see are non perishables so why would they be selling them?
these people are where the phrase "stepping over a dollar to pick up dimes" originates from
@@alisonstarliper4450 even most non perishables do go bad eventually. Plus people have an expiry date obsession. I bet they think because its past the expiry date or close to it they have to get rid of it. Which is funny because non perishable food doesn't just magically go bad like that and it takes multiple years 😂 like canned goods will last 30 to 50 years past expiry
According to google, Kilns can range from $3,000 to $10,000 depending on how fancy they are. That was a kiln you saw
Spent 7000 on mine
They got theirs with a coupon ;)
I used to do service on all kinds of kilns and the prices always amazed me, From small ovens to large scale walkin units.
I bought mine for $200 off Facebook.
@ heck yeah! I bought my first one for 400 off fb, it was way too big. Sold it for 2k and got my kiln for 7k!
My Aunt was an extreme couponer and had tons stored in her garage.
Well one of the grain products she bought apparently had some beetle or moth or some insects larva that hatched and quietly spread into everything that wasn’t canned food. They borrowed through plastic and ruined everything.
🤮
lol
4:02 it's a kiln! guess they make ceramics too
You beat me to it😂
I was like no way they said trash compactor 😂😂
I was saying kiln the entire part they were like "what is that" lmao 😅
@@hellomandarkk same, came here to say that 😅
Yes, I reallyyy want one because I love molding clay, and I live in the middle of nowhere so there's nowhere to take it to get fired.
I just graduated college and I can't find a job either! Even entry level jobs require 2-3 years experience!! It's wild!
What is your degree in?
i wonder what companies expect will happen when they wont allow anyone to grow into positions; the pros are gonna retire sooner than later and many countries are already facing staff shortages with the baby boomers starting to retire
Go work at Enterprise for 2 years. Every one will hire you after that. $$$
I never went to college. I was a Computer Network Administrator, self taught. Made good coin too, retired now.
My X husband went to college for 4 years and was PC Support. He made more than me.
1.) Cuz he was a man
2.) He had a degree
After 2008, he didn't work for 7 years, he was a gamer....
Since he had a big lapse in employment, the only job he could get is installing cable for internet and TV. Makes about $40k.
They're avoiding hiring the newer gens out of school too. Apparently they don't like that new hires know our rights, employment laws, and when scheduled 9-5 we work 9-5 not 7-6 and keep phone off between the 5-8 hours etc etc
They want pushovers
Even with a lot of children, it's hard to believe they'll consume enough to go through 100 boxes of cereal before they are stale
Cereal typically lasts 2 years before expiration and wont be stale if unopened
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2years? And you eat that? Jeez
Couponers are hoarders who are organized and clean.
I used to work at Target and extreme couponers like this were my least favorite customers. Yes, it was cool to see them get huge discounts on everything, but gosh they were always the meanest customers. I had a lady try to fight me over a penny once. I just decided to scan one coupon twice so that everyone could move on with their lives. I figured Target would rather lose the penny than have a scene. 🙄
This. I hated couponers. There is nothing wrong with saving money but these people would fight you and try and get you fired over a dollar and less.
I used to work in the big Florida based grocery store. Couponers hated me, I know that policy backwards and forwards, and could smell a fake coupon from a mile off!
Got some stories?
I don't get it like how did her bill get so less? What kinda coupon did she use
i used to work the register too and some ppl would try to argue with me that they could indeed use multiple coupons and pay their entire shopping with them. after the third one i stopped arguing and called the manager who always told them what i said is true (one coupon per person) bc otherwise its some kind of tax fraud or smth.
some got real smug with me too, "ive always done it this way sweety" kay babes but not anymore😄
@@fineapple9299false reading the coupons themselves and learning what each thing means can drastically change how many can be used. The store gets reimbursed regardless. If it say per purchase it means per item. If there’s no limit stated then it’s the stores policy limit. Most say limit 4 or one per household per coupon. They aren’t universal that’s why reading the fine print is important and most consistent couponers know what can and can’t be done.
@fineapple9299 my response to that was always. "Oh well if you tell me who allowed , as it is against policy, I'll let my manger know and make sure I personally train them the correct way."
1:40 I still make "buy fi save fi" references to this day I didn't realize how long ago that was😂
I say it at least once a day LMFAO
The tone it's said in makes me worry that if anybody ever says that to me, a slap is going to immediately follow. "Buy fi save fi, bich!"
Was looking for this comment. Buy five save five lives rent free in my head 😂 so many Ken & Dane references do
So funny because this flat out isn't possible in Canada. All sales here have "not valid with any other offer or discount".
I mean that's how coupons just work in general, even here in the US.
It would work. One coupon per item is the norm. They can still get 20 items and use 20 coupons.
@@twitchy_birddepending on if the coupon has a specified limit since this show they have a usual limit of 4 but not all some have no limit and it’s up to the discretion of the store.
well these people probably have guns and u don't wanna say no to them
My husband bought brand name chips the other day and I was like "what are we? Millionaires?" 😅....
Okay but chips are out of this world expensive. EIGHT DOLLARS for the regular bag of Doritos 🥴
@@chloefaye5227Oh they were on special that day trust me. Hahaha 😅 it's crazy expensive.
@@chloefaye5227 What??
@@chloefaye52278 dollars for a bag of chips ? Holy …. I thought things were expensive in my country
@@chloefaye5227 That's wild to me!! they're a little under $4 where I live!
Looks like they should’ve clipped some birth control coupons!😮
Man you guys really don't like children
@@PrinceIsot Man, you guys really don't like women.
😂💀
@@BriannaBow gender is a construct
@@PrinceIsotman, you guys like seeing people have more children than they can afford.
I wonder how long it took them to turn every single brand item in her house around. Because are all turned around.
I need a job working for TLC just turning products around. I'd do it for eighty grand a year.
I know an American who came to England for University (college), They were planning to go to a relatively small cheap college in the states, Ended up going to Oxford (One of the, if not the best university in the world) and it cost her about 1/3rd of the amount it would have cost in America (for a worse college), including housing, food and everything else.
I don't think Oxford needs an introduction lmao. oversea prices are still ridiculous after brexit though and housing will bancrupt you anywhere near cambridge and oxford equally
It's ~$31,000 a year. Not exactly cheap or comparable to say, a state school lol. Certainly not the most expensive, but not a cheap place at all, especially when you consider the cost of living in England as well.
......colleges where i live are like, 10k for a bachlors tf you mean
So incorrect, unless it was 5-8 years ago.
@@SceneMarine Would have been somewhere 8-14 years ago.
As a cashier at a large name store... prices have risen in the last 7 to 8 months
They only gonna get hire with the disaster in chief back
@Makarosc i disagree...
@@d.marisafernandes9945 exactly, people apparently don’t remember how good we had it the first time.
"‘Greedflation’ Caused More than Half of Last Year’s Inflation Surge, Study Finds, as Corporate Profits Remain at All-Time Highs" by Irina Ivanova, Yahoo Finance (Jan 20, 2024)
@@missmandy2049you guys should really go back to school and learn how supply and demand works
You can legit have two bags and spend $100. I work full time, have food stamps to meet ends and even WITH that it’s still hundreds out of pocket. It’s ungodly man. We’re all out here struggling😭
Same here. Two or three bags depending on where I buy, what I buy, and if stuff is on sale that I buy, easy 100$
I can only work part time for minimum wage and I'm not eligible for ebt. It's bullshxt.
That’s wild. We get 700$ in food stamps and it lasts us a month and a half 😭 I cook every other night, leftovers in between
@@paularico1989 You don't have enough children then. Keep adding more, eventually you will qualify.
I buy at Walmart and spend between $35-$75 per week, people just be buying outside their means, and probably buy things they don't really need.
high education talk always makes me sad, cuz im studying biology out of a genuine love for science and wanting to contribute to our environment, but im also very aware that im going in a LOT of debt to a career that does not pay well😭😭 love it here
hi twin. i’m also a biology major!
Be proactive! I'm a fellow STEM buddy. I have a degree in chemistry and work in biotechnology. Opportunities are out there. Make sure to use your time at uni well. Work in labs when you have the chance. Work at communities colleges, volunteer, and look for companies offering internships. My company often hires seniors right out of college who intern with them. I got my foot in the door by working with a contractor company (tailored management). There's no benefits and you'll get paid less to provide the same work but it helps you get into companies that wouldn't consider you as a regular hire. Once you're in you can get converted or you can apply for an internal position. Good luck out there! It's difficult but totally worth it. It's been seven years since I've been out of school and I'm paying off my student loans early next year. Please don't people discourage you ❤
got dammit, I bought that same bidet off Amazon, but it was $60 when I bought it. Damn you Jeff Bezos
Side note, after getting the bidet, when I use a toilet without one I feel like an animal
That ceramics toaster must be expensive!
I went to college for aerospace engineering because I’ve wanted to build next-gen spacecraft since I was 8. When I got there the dean himself admitted that all the marketing about how his program is focused around just that was fabricated to garner enrollment and that what we’d really be learning was how to be effective Boeing assembly workers and then followed up by introducing two Boeing reps who gave an hour and a half long presentation about how Boeing doesn’t like the FAA for doing its job and regulating air travel, especially how it relates to their grounding a model of Boeing’s planes when two of them fell out of the sky in the span of 3 weeks.
The trades ARE where it’s at. I graduated with a foreign language degree and have never had a job where I used it, but those student loans didn’t care that there were no jobs for me. I learned that lesson the hard way, but my son is graduating high school and the welding program at our local vo-tech this coming spring, and he will be able to go to work making good money as soon as he graduates.
True. I graduated HS in 2000 and most of my classmates who are doing well financially went into the trades or started a business.
Be careful or you will retire with a bad back and worn out knees and shoulders. Like me.
I wanna go into Civil Engineering as an urban planner, but also trades are looking mighty enticing rn 😅
Go into a STEM field.
@@robertspence831this is the downside. You have to learn the management or business side and then be someone else's boss by your 40s and then you can make the money telling someone else what to do to save your body. (Not only family in trades for life but spouse is turning 38 this month and just decided to go back to school a couple months ago after doing electrical for over a decade. It doesn't mean you have to go to school to learn the business side, just take opportunities as they come up. My husband only has to go 2 years for his B.S. so it's a good option for him)
I used to be a cashier at a grocery store and couponers could get pretty hefty savings because the store would double any coupons less than a dollar but the coupons had to exactly match the product being bought. My supervisors, when they could, would direct couponers to my line because they knew I was a stickler for making sure the customer had the right items and I wouldn't take the "but I used this kind of coupon before" bs
"but I used this kind of coupon before" and I used to suck on my mum's tit doesn't mean I can do it now
She said refund - but it was a rebate. So those things you get in the mail for filling stuff out.
4:28 that’s a kiln
Thank you, i was about to say😂☮️
Thank you, I was also about to comment. Lol. I have a new one for pottery, and knew right away what that was lol.
ken don't even get me started. the fact that 99% of entry level jobs require a specialized undergrad and 2-3yrs of exp in that field is NUTS. can't get a job w/o experience but you can't get experience w/o a job.
My husband and I shop at Aldi and I swear it’s so much more affordable
Gosh I WISH I had an Aldi where I live
Tastes nicer too.
Cheaper but still too damn expensive lol
Aldi is amazing
Aldi's the mf spot
I’m loving hearing Ken and Dane say Mum cause I’m a Brit 😂
Ken is probably used to British pronunciation by now 😅
Same! It was so good 😂
BRITS OUT
The coupons literally have saved our budget many times. Ive had my biggest haul being $250 worth of groceries and worh coupons only paid $45 at Albertsons. The system flagged the transaction and locked up, a manager had to come "inspect" the transcaction 😂 manager said he hadnt seen savings like that in a long time.
Paid $9k for a 10 month course at a vocational school for HVAC and went from $13 to $36 an hour in 6 years
Same for my grandson. Good on You Honey go make that Bag !!! Good Luck and you Take Care.
At the college I go to, the professor only shows up for an hour then leaves. They rush that hour and we are always left more confused than we started.
Another professor I had taught so badly, over HALF the class dropped out.
I truly think some professors just teach horribly, so we have to re take their class. Aka, they get extra money and job security.
The problem is, this leads to students using AI to help with assignments.
If I'm spending thousands for a teacher to tell her whole class to drop out & find new careers after a few weeks into an 8 week course, yeah they aren't going to help you. AI is the new professor.
Everyone can teach, but not everyone is a teacher. I love math, statistics and abstract math problems - but failed vector graph in school.
It was "either you get it my way, or you're stupid". Meanwhile I taught my girlfriend how to caclulate the %chanse on an 7x5 piece event graph if an original event happened.
00:10 No, Ken, it's YOUR fault! You made all the world traders and grocery store workers stop working because they were laughing at your videos! 😂
And Nanny’s and hotel front desk attendants! His videos have been the only thing getting me through constantly washing baby bottles while my nanny baby sleeps and got me through the two years I worked as a front desk attendant
Millennials were pushed to believe that we would be NOTHING if we didn’t go to a four year university. I have loans and I am making more right now (as an assistant store leader of a convenience store) than I would be if I was working as a marine biologist or in a zoo. Granted I would probably adore my job until it came time to pay bills. But I enjoy my job now. So it’s a decent balance.
Same. I didn't even bother going to grad school because it didn't seem worth the money if I couldn't get a job in my field anyways.
I dropped out of grad school-it wasn’t worth it. I changed fields instead and have no regrets.
Maybe not having so many kids would help save money? 🤷🏼♀️ I'm not a genius but if one is expensive.... Also if you get a bidet don't you still have to wipe to dry it off???
Wiping off water is much easier than shit lol
You still need to wipe to dry off but you'll use less toilet paper than if you took a dump.
Use a little towel..?
Ahhh yes. Birth control is bad and not accessible to some, abortions went out the window for most, but hey if you're married, have no birth control, get pregnant and can't terminate it, shame on them huh? Fuck all the way off. When you get there, make a left and fuck off some more.
yall acting like towels are a new invention lmao
13:00 I took a one year HVAC course and it changed my life, it was my foot in the door, now I do HVAC, plumbing, electrical and pretty much everything else
4:09 looks like a Kiln to fire ceramics
Yes I own the same one. It's for clay.
Was just coming to say the same , pottery kiln.
Ye and those things get hot!! Im surprised they got so much plastic around..
Really needed Toast & Dane today 💙
Agreed..
I’m not usually so politically focused but I’m terrified and need a distraction
Happy Wednesday! ❤❤❤
its gonna be okay
Trump 2024 🇺🇸 🦅🦅
that thing in the corner of the garage is a kiln for pottery
I was yelling that at my screen lol came for this comment
They better use all that food before they expire.
So, I live in a small town in Kentucky. I recently went to my local Kroger and tried to use some of the coupons that Kroger sent me in the mail. They refused to let me use them because the item was discounted. Nowhere on the coupon or in the coupon policy does it say you can't use a coupon on a marked down item. They told me they had decided they just didn't want to do that anymore. I ended up contacting corporate because it just felt wrong that they could make up a new policy on the spot that goes against the official Kroger policy. Kroger corporate said "yes, that is a violation of the coupon policy and they shouldn't be doing that. However, there is nothing we can do to make the managers adhere to our policies so at the end of the day it is whatever they say." That doesn't even make any sense! So I totally stopped shopping there for full price items and took my business elsewhere. I will ONLY buy markdowns and loss leaders. And that's only because it's a small rural town and driving an hour one way to get groceries isn't always possible
When I worked at Kroger, the policies really were left up to us, the employees. We liked to follow store policies, but if you were nice, we would usually help you with your coupons. So, yes, it really does depend on the store and who is working there
Fun fact, the parents used to be in an MLM. They’re in the documentary LuLaRich on Amazon prime
Ken, at 11:25 you were talking about oil changes and Mann for the longest time I was doing my own oil changes like my Dad taught me too but my grandma had to teach me and now I’m teaching you that at Walmart you can pay $25 for a complete oil change they’ll even put 6 qts if you need the extra 1. Here for an oil filter and oil it would be like $32 for the 6 qts. So you would save at least $6 and save yourself from some labor if you take it to Walmart. It’s their business strategy. I recently got a new 2005 Ford Explorer and had to change the oil, just got it done at Walmart for the first time. I’m going back for sure. Hope this helps you and anyone else reading.
My aunt does this and she gets “money makers” all the time. It goes on your account for whatever store you’re at they don’t get the money back from the store directly if that makes sense. She has a store in her garage and sells everything to neighbors for super cheap
Lets go, i just opened RUclips to find something to watch during lunch, yall the Goat's 🐐
You’re probably pretty close with that guess, looks like a kiln for pottery to me lol 4:38
Love the throwback: buy 5 save 5😂
My mom is one of these types of coupon crazies, stores really do give you money it’s a weird thing but how it was explained to me: for every coupon used the store gets credit for more than what the item sold is worth/was suppose to be sold for/ makes up the difference. Companies say let people use this coupon in your store and we’ll make up for the money you’d lose out on by selling the product for full price. We always had body wash, razors, cereal, and toothpaste.
this lady should give her extra to charity instead of letting it rot and taking up space in her home
Your comment about the layoffs hit close. In August my company laid off 800 people from our country and most of us worked from my city where the company was founded. They replaced all of us with outsourced people from Jamaica and Phillipines where its cheaper for them to pay based off their countrys wages. It is really sad how company's treat their workers nowadays. Like its not enough the prices are sky high.
15:30 refund or rebate? I think Menards still does rebates, but why businesses did rebates is most people were too lazy to go through with the mailing process
The fact ken is so down to earth as in he understands how our jobs hire us and how college fudges us over makes me like him that much more
My husband makes really good money with a high school diploma because he got good IT training in the military and then got in with the contractors. College would be almost worthless for him at this point.
My dad said the same thing as an engineer who had experience working for the DOD. Next thing he knew, they fired everyone who didn't have a degree regardless of experience and hired in brand new grads at a lower pay grade. Happens to most companies every 5 years or so. Then they switch, it seems.
My husband is a tradesman with some specialized skills under him. They cannot find people to fill positions. They're desperate and willing to offer a lot just for entry level. If you can handle the work and long hours, it's a great place to get started.
it's crazy to me when I hear parents talk about how they have to save up for their kids college. Everyone I've ever known, including myself has/had to fund college ourselves. Isn't that just our own burden to bear? It was never even a thought in my parents head that they would help financially😅
What they are talking about is attending those schools that cost in a year what a human being without a degree can't possibly make in a year. How would an eighteen year old come up with sixty thousand dollars a year?
My parents tried to save but something always came up-like changing jobs, buying a new house, medical expenses. I don’t fault them at all, they worked hard to keep a roof over our heads. A lot of parents can’t save for college so when I hear about parents that did, my first through is: where did you get all that money?
I used to work at Publix and a woman was so good at couponing she would have two carts full of groceries and only spend 80 bucks. It is possible but she used to go through coupons for a while before doing so. But that was back in 2015 to 2018. I haven't seen her since locally.
Im not sure about the rest of Europe but in Ireland if the income of your household is below a certain level, higher education is free!
Medical care is also free!
I think it's the same for the rest of Europe, but unsure how it works in the other countries
Buy 5 Save $5 is my mom's weakness. Anytime I take her to the store, she goes for it. I always ask, "Do you need any of this stuff?" 😅
The real question is where are they now?
The "my litter" with the cat filter got me. I don't comment much but this was genuinely too funny not to say something.
The uunknown item to the left of the shelves in the garage is a POTTERY KILN, used for firing clay pots. Not a BBQ...
Came running for this comment!
Anything can be a BBQ if you’re brave enough
About a year ago I started watching a channel called 'Caleb Hammer, Financial Audit' ... They talk with people for an hour or so going through their terrible finances, lots of drama and tea and bad habits, its crazy how much debt people bring on - like Crabs in the boiling pot T.T
Caleb is awesome
19:57 that was actually impressive. 90% discount. Jesus Christ
The job and college conversation really hit home 😅 I went to school for computer science, have my BS, and can't find jack because of the job market. Even for jobs outside my field, I still can't get anything because I'm overqualified. It's a wild world we live in
I got a degree in chemistry and tried to apply for computer courses/jobs where you learn on the job. Got told I was over-qualified but didn't have the experience needed??? Then clearly I'm not over-qualified, wat? (The reasoning was because I have a STEM degree, I should therefore know everything about every STEM subject, I guess?).
@Chazzy0x0 ugh dude yeah I get it, it's so frustrating and makes no sense! And this is all without even addressing the fake job posting snd scam jobs too. I hope you were able to find something suitable though!
Honey I'm 70 and it's been a well hidden fact that college gets you a degree , Not a job. Don't feel bad ! A Lot of people bought into their crap when in all actuality trade schools in thing's that humans will always NEED , like Houses, Funeral Homes ( people are dying to get in ) thing's that we have to have are the trades to go into, electricians, etcera is what people should focus on and Not a piece of paper that says as an adult you made the choice to sit in a chair, to earn a very expensive piece of paper with Your name on it, kinda like the lifelong debt you're signing up for when you enroll in college. Word to the Wise, FIND YOUR Niche, and Grind it until YOU Find it IS YOUR SUCCESS !!! GOOD LUCK !!!
And the kids would still be like "MOM, there is nothing to eat"
Absolutely! My sister did that all the time 😂
thats a kiln! for pottery!!
The blue mystery machine is apparently a kiln
0:58 I don't know why but I thought Ken was going to say "Because of Big Ed" 😂😂😂
4:00 looks like. Kiln , for pottery.
Absolutely right!
I came running to comments lol
Preach it Ken! College is such a money scam it’s disgusting
Yeah, the books too. I've had some books that cost $200, and then if you try to sell it back afterwards they give $5 for it.
Preach about unicorn jobs. I’m struggling
I got curious after seeing "ShelfReliance". Apparently the shelf organizer thing costs 700$ when it's "on sale" (I'm unsure if it's always on sale or not). They have 3 different sizes/styles, one holding 112 giant cans, another holding 300, a third holding 375 and a final one holding 390. Sheesh.
Just a few tips. If you're getting your car's oil changed by someone else, one do not go to a place that only does oil changes. Not only are they charging you too much, they're going try and sell you a bunch of stuff you don't need or will be done in properly based off of their company's procedures. Two go to a full service automotive shop. Ideally the same shop you would go to or something big broke on your car. Have them change your oil when they're changing your oil. They'll be doing a full inspection of your vehicle because they're not making much money from the oil change. A honest shop will go through your vehicle. Tell you about areas of concern and let you make A properly informed decision.
"Have them change your oil when they change your oil."
What???
@drewgoin8849 places like jiffy lube are not staffed by actual mechanics. They take people that don't know any better give them a quick course in how to change oil and to upsell flush services. A actually auto shop that offers a discount oil change is doing so to look over you vehicle and find anything and everything that is questionable and make you aware of it. So if your breaks are low or your ball joint has play jiffy lube will recommend a coolant flush the real shop will tell you about the ball joint the risks of it failing and the cost to replace it.
@@masjuggalo I wasn't arguing the validity of your comment. I was drawing attention to an oddly worded sentence.
@drewgoin8849 I have a bad habit of using text-to-speech talking too fast and not proofreading. I thought you were arguing with validity of the express oil change places
7 kids! Hell there's one thing they aint buyin' that's for sure!
I would also love to know if these people ever get an actual full balanced meals worth of food, because it always seems to be mostly snack foods they buy.
11:10 Dude 9 -15 months to become a medical or dental assistant. Best decision me and my spouse made. 20 yrs later and now our sons work with him at a dental lab. They went in as interns. In the dental field you get to travel for training and continuing education. Highly recommend the dental field if you're looking for security. Teeth never go out of style lol.
Putting the shopping away is a job in itself. The way she shops, she could hire someone to put the groceries away and still save money 😂
Why's she buying more, when she already has so much?
Because it gets her on TV, for one.
8 seconds? what are the chances i refresh my page and see a new post.
Albeit against a corporation this is straight up scamming. Using a coupon then a refund on that item is crazy.
Why buy so much , do you actually go through that or is it hoarding and needs to be tossed out because it expires.?
I had to unlearn what I learned about bulk shopping & couponing from my mother because our lives are just completely different. But it is nice to wait for deals and to buy non-perishable items in a reasonable amount of bulk.
Those savings do add up.
Outside of US higher education isn't expensive, at least not extortionately so.
A large Canadian grocery chain came under fire this year for their high pricing. They're response was basically telling people to just use their coupons to make it affordable
I love hearing the boys say, "Oil."
I was a cashier at Walmart back in 2010 and one couple found a loophole with tyson products to where they were getting a negative amount .. litarally two cart fulls of groceries and only paid around 20 dollars. Our manager new that shouldn't be right but since the system allowed it she couldnt stop it.. they did this for 3 more weeks before Walmart stopped that kinda coupon from working.. it was insane and a real thing that happened.
I'm glad I live in a community of people who grow their own stuff/raise small animals. We all either trade our items or buy them for cheaper than the organic store option.
As a Canadian, I find absolutely amazing, here in Canada this is not allowed, we have strict coupon rules here!!, you Americans are lucky to have this system.
I'm Canadian too. Most of the time it's one coupon per customer, and it can't be combined with another sale or promotion. Most save you 50 cents or $1, so I rarely use coupons. I'll look for items on sale, but the hassle of looking for, cutting out, and sorting the coupons isn't worth the measly savings.
They aren’t getting refunds. They are getting money back but it’s not cash. It’s store credit. It’s a money back coupon. Not a discount coupon
How much did they spend on things they don’t need, to get the 40k savings.. ex buying more cereal when you have 50 boxes. Just bc you get a sale
That's
Usually in place at every store. You cannot use more than like 1 or 2 coupons. It literally sets that on the coupon itself. I hate when people do that and get away with it. Just because a camera is there or they make a fuss about it And the person at the registered doesn't want to deal with it.
One like coupon is saying you can’t use more then one coupon per item so if I got Sunny d and had a $3 off $2 and a $2 off one I can’t stack the coupons. There’s usually a limit of 4 on most coupons now but some aren’t specified meaning you can use as many as you want it’s up to each stores discretion on what they allow. For example Publix allows 8 of the same coupons.
I’m just loving the super-realistic talk about college degrees, jobs, and money that Ken and Dane are having! I’m finding myself nodding and saying “yes!” out loud. ❤😂
Nah, "price gouging" is cover for an inept govt that has gas, utility, transport costs, and taxes up. As a neighbor to a local grocery store manager for a big chain, their profit margin has been at 1-2% for the last 2 years.
Yes 💯
Yep. The economy the last four years has suffered from bad government policies. Glad we're finally getting Trump back instead of 4 more years of the same horrible economic policies
Cool story. The execs from many of these large companies literally bragged about gouging on yearly shareholder calls. It's not 100% the source of higher costs but vast majority of it.
@fakename1656 source: trust me, bro? What companies? Certainly not grocery. And who might they donate to, politically?
Macrotrends: Albertsons net profit margin for the quarter ending August 31, 2024 was 1.25%. Kroger net profit margin for the quarter ending July 31, 2024 was 1.86%.
What i found out the other day i had no clue of. The university where i live has their own privet airliner that seats 200 people plus for their college foot ball team. Thats so disgusting. Whatever happened to taking a bus... so our taxes are paying for their private plane...
The football and basket ball coach are also the highest paid state employees in almost every state
That big silver thing is a kiln for doing pottery
Its how this stuff works. You catch something on sale or marked down, THEN use a coupon on top of it and end up with a positive credit. Then you can do that 100 times and use that credit towards the stuff you really need. Its why they end up with so many of the same items. Those are usually the ones that offer positive credits with the coupons.
I really needed this in light of... recent events
Thanks
Me too fam
Lmao you'll be okay
Cry harder
@hellomandarkk My mere existence is going to be criminalized. I won't be able to get the medication I need, and people like me are in extreme danger. But sure, "I'll be okay"
@@hellomandarkk Privileged clown
It might depend on the location as well, 1 Jiffy Lube will try to sell me 3 extra things while another will just do my ONE request and mention that they have coupons.
Yep, it usually depends on the person as well, some people feel bad selling things that aren't needed, some will tell you something is needed but say, oh but it can wait, or some people just want the company to profit even if the company doesn't give a shit about them haha (usually to try to get a promotion or it's a location that gives commissions for BS)
4:20 thats a propane heater usually for emergencies. But I am seriously considering a bidet, toilet paper is literally flushing money down the drain.
It's a kiln.
@jaayse that's what it's called?? I'm from Buffalo this is our power outage heater.
That's a kiln. It bakes clay.
@belagings600 gets hot don't it...shoot. Im from Buffalo what ever works works bro
Pretty sure its a pottery kiln? Source: i have one.
What I wish the store I worked at had shelves like hers!!! Sooo much saved time and effort!
4:15 that looks like a pottery kiln
Buy five, save five! 😂 one of my favorite moments from 90 days