The most frugal person in the world was my granddad. After he d!ed, he gave me a $30 gift card. I decided to use it rather than give it away for whatever reason. My life had periods before and after that incident. The checker’s face went white when I handed her the card. Cashier: Where did you acquire that? That’s not feasible.
Me: Well, It belonged to my grandfather. “STOP EVERYONE!” said the cashier. Our store has been holding a secret contest for ten years, and the winner is IN FRONT OF US! Telling the customer that the gift card was a unique promotional item with a million-dollar prize that had been unused for years made the cashier quite happy. The store manager walked over to confirm what I already knew to be true, and I stood there in disbelief. My grandpa’s “stingy” present became a fortune that abruptly altered my entire life and my prospects. The story’s lesson is that being a cheapskate implies you like to maximize every dollar. However, there are occasions when it feels good to treat the people you care about with your hard-earned cash. Spending a lot of money is not necessary. Giving them a treat or the lovely present they’ve always desired is a great way to let them know you care.
WATCH : ‘The View’ co-hosts walk out to ‘The Apprentice’ theme song to celebrate E. Jean Carroll’s $83.3M court victory
‘The View’ co-hosts waIk out to ‘The Apprentice’ theme song to celebrate E. Jean Carroll’s $83.3M court victory over Trump.
It’s 2024 and these women’s lives still revoIve around Trump. Sad.
We just walked out to the O’Jays For the Love of Money, which is the theme song of ‘The Apprentice,’ and that’s connected to the fact that you know who has to pay money, money, money, money, Whoopi Goldberg said.
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