One of the Best Buy Deals of the Day is this Neo 185 Non-Electric Self-Cleaning Nozzle Universal Attachment Bidet which has incredibly good reviews and seems a breeze to install. If you’re only using a few sheets of paper to dry off, no toilet paper shortage scares for you!
60% off sale at Reebok Outlet
60% Off Reebok Outlet with promo code OUTLET60. Don’t use the code they show ’cause it’s for 50% off. Looks like over a thousand items for the entire family, but no guarantees on color or sizes.
Cents of Style Red, White & Blue Tees
you only thought you got rid of me!
Yesterday I might have claimed as a mental health day, but anyone who’s met me knows that’s bat shit crazy talk and besides we’ve been taking the day off since mid-March. Found this incredible YouTube channel called TastingHistory with Max Miller, where this really hot guy not only makes ancient foods, he gives us the history involved. Warning: These are seriously-addicting, which is why two loads of laundry were put on the line and the rest of the day went to hell. I’ve linked to the Buttered Beer video, but every single one of these is fascinating.
Never Let a Good Crisis Go to Waste
In the early days and weeks of the coronavirus pandemic, many retailers stopped issuing printed weekly ads and cut back on promotions, while some manufacturers stopped issuing coupons. After all, there’s no need for coupons and promotions on a high-demand item like toilet paper, for example, when packages are already flying off the shelves at full price.
By now, though, many of the weekly ads are back, and coupons are becoming more plentiful. But what if some marketers wager that shoppers have gotten used to fewer coupons and promotions, so now could be a perfect time to cut back, or do away with them for good?
One retailer is considering just that.
“Never let a good crisis go to waste,” Ulta Beauty CEO Mary Dillon told an investors conference last week. For more on this disturbing possibility, here’s the Coupons in the News article.
Janie and Jack: extra 20% off sale items
last day for 25% LivingSocial code
Captain Toad Treasure Tracker 3DS $18.99
Best Buy: Backyard Camping Time
Since you’re probably not going anywhere on vacation this year (or going anywhere, period), here’s a way to at least pretend – – as long as you have enough extension cords for the video systems, everyone will be happy. Check out all the Best Buy bonus Deals of the Day.










