Coupons prompt you to buy things you wouldn't otherwise purchase. And perhaps shouldn't purchase. Coupons are offered to make you develop a habit of buying a particular item. The manufacturers hope that you will continue to buy the item even when it is no longer on sale. But even if you only buy an item when it has an applicable coupon, you will buy items you would not otherwise buy. When you take a broader look at your shopping list, you may start to see patterns of products. Maybe this month you got a good deal on chili, whereas last month you got a good deal on soup. Both...
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