Its just a scam site, once you click on a link anything you purchase in that session gives them a commission. All they need to do it drive traffic.

Just a quick FYI, these “better options” seem to be written by people who don’t know what they are talking about. For example, I checked out the mountain bikes, because I know mountain bikes. For the cheaper option, they suggested a 45 lb bike with rim brakes as comparable to a decent diamondback bike with disk…

You wouldn’t be the first to suggest that and it’s great advice but it lacks one crucial component, the “how”. I promise you it is not as simple as, just don’t eat that stuff. There is a compulsion that I need to overcome which, when my ADHD is not being controlled properly, is nigh upon impossible to handle.

For what it's worth re: Costco coupons, a cashier at my Costco near Philadelphia, PA told me after I forgot my coupon flyer that their system automatically gives you all currently advertised discounts. That's held true for the ~5 trips since then. Not sure if that's a chain-wide thing or not...

It seems like most of the other comments here are concerned with the purity (or lack thereof) involved when you use a lot of fabric softener, but there's a functional issue that I think is probably more pertinent: fabric softener shouldn't be used on cotton sheets (or towels) because it decreases their absorbency.

I cut the crotches out of all my jeans and underwear. It feels nice and breezy but it makes it hard to hold a job.