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‘I don’t buy great value ever’: Walmart shopper finds Great Value turkey breast on ‘Manager’s Special.’ There’s a reason it’s on sale

A Walmart shopper uploaded a viral TikTok clip detailing why they thought the packets of Great Value turkey breast at their store were significantly discounted: because they have mold growing on them. Bex (@traveler_bex) posted a video that sparked a viral discussion on the freshness of Walmart’s offerings, and it seems like she isn’t the …

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‘The top price is cheaper than the bottom.’ – Customer Complains That The Cheese Sale At His Local Grocery Story Just Doesn’t Add Up

You better check your price tags for deals because for real, sometimes a deal isn’t all it seems – as one shopper found out! A Kroger shopper told his followers on TikTok how extremely baffled he was when he saw cheese for sale at $1.49 and $4 for two blocks. The original price for one …

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‘I’m literally so embarrassed right now’: Ross customer calls for ‘gatekeeping’ deals after 49-cent sale disaster

A self-proclaimed deal-hunter said some sales are better left “gatekept” as she called out TikTokers for ruining a Ross markdown event that only some people used to know about. TikTok is not the place to gatekeep. There are entire accounts dedicated to calling people out for gatekeeping and then revealing the place or item they …

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When Do The 2024 BottleRock Napa Valley Festival Tickets Go On Sale?

Getty Image What do Pearl Jam, Ed Sheeran, Stevie Nicks, Maná, Kali Uchis, Megan Thee Stallion, Queens Of The Stone Age, The Kid Laroi, Dominic Fike, St. Vincent, Norah Jones, The Offspring, My Morning Jacket, Nelly, T-Pain, and others have in common? They’re set to perform at the BottleRock Napa Valley festival this year, from …

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‘I’m pretty sure these are going to be really cheap’: Woman says Walmart groceries are sometimes secretly on sale, shares what to watch out for

This Walmart customer says post-holiday deals are here, but you may have to search for them. It happens for every holiday—companies change up the packaging on their products to fit the holiday, adding snowflakes for the winter season or hearts for Valentine’s Day. Once the holiday has passed, all of those themed products get heavily …

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‘Nothing makes sense anymore’: Shopper questions Kroger employee after doing math on cheese ‘sale’

A Kroger customer uploaded a video showing off a head-scratching price tag that appears to advertise a sale on cheese that punishes customers for purchasing multiple quantities of the product at once. Usually, it’s the other way around, or that’s what a TikToker named Mark (@imperfectmark) assumed while shopping at a Kroger location and seeing …

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‘You guys could actually be fined’: Walgreens customer buys dog food for $9.99 sale price. It rings up at $14 anyway—so she reminds the cashier of scanner law

A shopper went viral when she shared how she got Walgreens to honor a sale price at the cash register. TikToker Bren (@brennasbakery) continued her streak of viral videos, explaining how stores often charge people more than advertised. The video has been viewed over 156,000 times as of publication. In the video, Bren encouraged shoppers …

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