Even though I really poor, I like to shop. Getting good bargains are good, too. So here are a few of places I love to shop whether I got money or not.
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Ever needed something for your home or kitchen, like a throw rug or some matching wine glasses or frying pan but didn’t feel you should pay more than $10 for it? While most people usually shop IKEA for furniture, I like to shop some those small things that you would normally pay a lot of money for. You can’t beat $4.99 for 3 energy efficient light bulbs!
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Any place that offer low prices on food, no bonus cards to hassle with and is open 24 hours (in some places) will always have a place in my heart. Shopping at the grocery store at 1 am is pure bliss; no long lines, no crowding, plenty of parking. Now I haven’t tried with a sleeping Skyler but once I can find someone to stay in the car with and I’ll be set.
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Wal-mart is too far for me to easily get to it. That why Family Dollar got number 2. I like to get those national brands from here. And they will except your national coupons. While other places like CVS and the like may have a sale on Charmin or Tide every other week, Famliy dollar has always at sale prices.
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“Every thing’s a Dollar.” That is their slogan. And they mean everything, from toys to books; from toiletries to food; from greeting cards to computer accessories (?!): everything is a dollar! A great place to buy food now that they are accepting food stamps. They sometimes sell national brands like Little Debbie and Barilla! The Dollar Tree closest to me has Soy milk and kosher salt!
Why pay full price for a DVD’s when you can go to CD/Game Exchange and get a great discount. Of course you’ll have to wait a few weeks for the price to come down enough. But with DVD’s starting a $4 and CD starting at $2.50, sometimes waiting is good. Did I mention cheap electronics and games? I got my PSP from them for $150 and it had a 2GB memory card in it. I love these guys!
Now for the honorable mentions:
- Target
- Wal-mart
- National Wholesale Liquidators
- Payless Shoes
- Rainbow
- Murray’s
- Marshall’s/Filene’s Basement/TJ Maxx
- Thrift Stores
- Farmers’ Markets
- H&M
- Trader Joe’s
- Steve and Barry’s