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One of the most valuable things in life is time.
This means that we have to add that factor when deciding whether a deal is good.
One of the best resources is the internet.
A quick search of the internet can render all sorts of information instantly.
I used to stop by a local chain, (Adams) where I love to buy produce, a couple times a week to check out the sales. This extra stop could take anywhere from 15 minutes to 45 minutes. That's a lot of time for browsing a farm market. I then discovered that Adams ads were available online. Adams is a small store, so it's a simple 1 page PDF that takes me about a minute to peruse. I can then decide whether the sales are worth my time and compare the prices with Shoprite. I don't know why I never checked for a website with sales, but I'm certainly glad I eventually came to my senses!
Use your resources wisely!
4 comments:
Great tip! Sometimes the little things make such a big difference!
The Internet can be a big time saver, or a big time sucker. For me, it's usually more like a black hole.
Indeed, there is a fine line with the internet!
The internet can be a wonderful money saver. I have to be careful I don't waste endless hours reading blogs though. It is a slippery slope :)
That picture is halarious!
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