A couple of these hacks seem unethical to me, but the others are pretty good. What do you think?
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Unethical? The first one is basically telling you to STEAL! Of course your receipt would show you got one for free and without a receipt, you’d most likely only get back whatever the lowest price it sold for (50% off, most likely). Still… why would someone SUGGEST doing that? Makes me wonder about people.
Okay, rant over. See what you started? Haha! 😀
Stacy: No argument here. I did say it was hit and miss, didn’t I?
I don’t see how in this day of computers that you can even take something back. It always knows.
Hmmm. I agree that some are unethical, and that one cure for boredom at the end is a bit repulsive. I’m feeling smug over the chocolate milk versus energy drinks; that’s one of my own life hacks.
I definitely have to check out the ingredients in the fridge = recipes web site. That seems like a lifesaver. 🙂
Lynn: I love chocolate milk but I can’t drink much of it. My favorite hack was the ingredients web site.
re: boredom hack
I can’t remember the last time I was bored.
There are technical problems in my case but I quite like number 10 🙂
Mike: The pregnant text?
re: technical problems
I had some serious Friday the 13th problems with the web site this morning but I think it got sorted.
The one about setting back the date on your computer definitely unethical; the text saying “I’m pregnant” could be a heart stopper for just a minute until someone would text back and ask “who is this?” type thing. I do like the practical advice of some of them like drinking a big glass of water if randomly searching for food in the fridge.
betty
Betty: Maybe it’s my age, but anyone who would text, ‘I’m pregnant’ to me is barking up the wrong tree.
uh…seem?
Mac: Some were legitimate, others were pure rot.