And you may ask, did I really need more coffee? And my immediate response is that you can never have too much back-up coffee!! But, in reality, I was trapped in a bizarre coffee nightmare.
This us what happened, and I must say I can't believe I did this. First I found a bag of coffee beans at Power Connection and thought I'd struck gold . . . I totally failed to read beyond the word "coffee" to see the word "decaffeinated". I do not drink decaffeinated beverages because of the decaffeinating process and the chemicals used, so, had I bothered to read further, I would have left that yummy smelling bag of poison for someone else to treasure!
I drank six (6) cups of that amazingly delicious poison every day for three days, all the time wondering why I was lethargic. Finally, I happened to be the one to set up my morning coffee (I'm spoiled by Matt whom loves to set up my coffee and really loves grinding coffee beans) and I read the bag (habitual reading addiction).
Ooooo, Gross!!! I'd been guzzling down toxic yummies for three (3) days!!!!!
An easy remedy was to buy different coffee. I did at Menards, but the vanilla flavor was too strong (yes, I have issues). I was so excited when I saw that CVS had Gevalia coffee on sale for $4.99, a $4.80 savings. Sweet, huh?!!! Then I dug through my new coupons and found one for $1.00 off one bag of Gevalia coffee. WooHoo!!!
I must admit this was strictly a sale price stacked with a manufacturer coupon. I do think that, considering the fact that I am almost completely starting over from virtually no coupons, I'm doing pretty well.
What do you think?
Do you have any good coupon stacking stories you'd like to share??
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