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Screwing the Supermarket



Here's how to eat very well for very little money: Go to the
butcher section of the local supermarket and order two
pounds of jumbo shrimp at $14.99 per pound and two
pounds of beef by-products (for the dog, of course) at 79в
per pound. Both of the packages are wrapped in white
butcher paper with price stickers on them. Switch the
labels and ditch the beef by-products behind some frozen
TV dinners. When you pay for your shrimp, you are
charged for the beef by-products on the price sticker. This
is a great method for buying choice cuts of meat and other
expensive butcher items. Note: Watch out for cameras in
the ceiling of the supermarket, as well as employees
moving around through the store. If you are caught peeling
the labels off, just say you were checking the freshness of
the meat and you accidentally put the labels back on the
wrong package.

You can also try the following: A girl-friend baked a
birthday cake for a surprise party thrown for me and it
turned out perfectly. It was honestly delicious and
everyone loved it, but for some reason the baker was
totally dissatisfied with the way the cake turned out.
Perhaps it was in my honor that she did what she did.
Whatever the reason, I was impressed with her actions.
She took the empty packages--boxes, icing, etc.--back to
the store with her receipt. The key thing that she brought
back to the store, however, was the carton of milk used to
make the cake. Although the milk was fresh, she poured a
little lime juice into it, which gave it a rotten odor and
curdled it. She took all of the cake ingredients to a store
manager, had him smell the milk and demanded a refund.
She told him that everyone who had eaten the cake suffered
food poisoning and that the party had been ruined. The
manager was apologetic and he not only refunded all the
cake mix ingredients, but he gave her a $150 gift certificate
for purchasing other groceries. This scam can be worked
with many different kinds of food in the market.


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Free Meals in Expensive
Restaurants

When traveling, I go to the most expensive restaurants
available. I always run up large tabs with good wine,
appetizers, entrees, and then dessert. Dessert is the