HawthorneVillager.com

Hey, here is a better idea.
Why dont you post your picture here, that way, whenever I shop, I'll be sure to look out for you, and if you are behind me in line, I will be sure to come over and say hi, and make sure you are well aware that I will be price matching.

That is all you want, right...do be given a heads up that the person in front of you will be price matching?
Im sure all the price matchers would love to see you, so they can also let you know so that your time is not wasted.

Are you serious?
What gratification would you get from posting pics? How does that make it better for you?
NO ONE CARES WHAT YOU THINK ABOUT PRICE MATCHERS! You really really need to let this one go. I'm starting to feel sorry for you now. Don't present yourself in this light.

double post

it's not about being cheap.. it's about cost savings... people might not make as much money as you to freely just buy the same things for a higher price...
every penny counts... especially if you are on a food budget every week...

and it might not even be about the money people make that price match... if i could be like those couponers in that show i would!! getlike $500 worth of food for like $10... i'll make people wait as long as i want to save $490 on food.. and spend that $490 else where!

do you go shopping on boxing day? or shop to look for sales? does that make you cheap? why not go buy things at full price at all times and screw the sales.. just tell the cashier your going to pay full price for a shirt or a pair of jeans that's 50% off cause your not cheap..

retailers LOVE people like you...

Hodor.

_________________

Price matching does not equate to being cheap. You place a value on your time, let's say 50$ an hour. If spending 5 minutes in line saves you more than $4.16, you're ahead of the game and being value conscious. It's all about time vs money. Based on your attitude, it looks like you're valuing your time north of $50/hour. Maybe it's time you act like the baller you wanna pretend to be and shop somewhere else FFS.

It's like talking to a 1 year old with you it seems.

I think I'll just leave this comment alone. The style of insult (assumption, stereotyping) speaks for itself.

Just in purchasing meats, I have saved 68 dollars worth. Awsome price matching day!!

Heres a thought. Maybe these companies and their staff (and the people in line behind you) Don't want you actually to show up with other stores ads and waste everyones time. Maybe its just a comfort ad trick so you can shop their and feel like you don't have to go somewhere else because "Hey, we price match, no need to go to the other store!". Price matchers are like those guys that showd up on your door on Friday at 8pm for a date when you said "maybe" earlier in the week when they ask you out. LOSERS!

Princess Beata Wrote:
"Price matchers are also the same people that ask their friends for gas money and never take into account of the tip money when they put in their share for the group bill. They also don't tip the pizza delivery man because its included in the bill and give under 5% tip to a waitress at a restaurant. Go ahead and deny it price matchers. That's right, you cant."


Based on your past post earlier on this topic (stated above). I could be wrong but you leave me with the impression that you are young (and slightly immature). You have compared a price matcher to people who split for gas money and pizza. These types of actions are not something that mature adults or people with families do. The last time I split for gas and pizza I was under the age of twenty. This is what would explain your sense of entitlement or what I like to call "SBS" Spoiled Brat Syndrome. Take a deeper look at yourself. Lets go beyond price matching, shall we? You are young, you want to spend your time photographing people who are shopping and post it to this site. What for? I will take a wild guess and assume (again I could be wrong ) you are an extremely lonely person. Are you sad more than you are happy? My advice....SHIFT YOUR FOCUS. Take time for you, go out and enjoy your life. Experience new things, travel, meet people , face your fears and do something you are afraid to do. Don;t waste your time chasing people while they shop. You're missing out on life. You need a mentor, someone who can encourage you to shift your focus towards the positive things in your life. Take care of yourself first and let go of what other people are doing with their lives (most importantly , strangers who are shopping ) . Start to have fun honey, life is to short .
Also, want to add that your aggressive behavior could cost you, some people might not take getting their picture taken by a total stranger too lightly. Expect for someone to confront you or worse, someone having a bad day to do more than just say something to you. You're asking for trouble kid. Just let it go...you're taking this too far.

So how many cell phones will fit up your butt PB

_________________

You sound old. And the demographic of the majority of price matchers are older fat ladies. I never see young hot people do it. Hmmmm. You may be onto something.

Did I hit a nerve kid? You're response just proved my point. You have issues that go beyond price matching issues.

P.S. I"m extremely comfortable in my skin. I have no issues with my BMI. I'm too young for retirement but yet too old to play any childish games with you.

Apparently price matchers DON'T go during peak hours.

viewtopic.php?f=1&t=60555&start=15#p494675

I think you tried too hard to make a quick short punchline. Now it doesn't make any sense.