Words or phrases that annoy you

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Originally Posted by Alumiyum

I just paid $5.95. I'm moving to Michigan.

Please. I'm jealous of YOU!

Originally Posted by knight_shadow

I'm expecting a care package whenever you return to school lol



The "cheap" store near my house is $6.50. The "regular" stores are ~$7.

One of the posters in Chicago told me she's paying $9+/pack. I'll be damned...

A. Sign me up for the care package.
B. It was me who pays ~$9.00/pack

Originally Posted by Alumiyum

Ok, so I could have it worse...(*shudder*)


I keep saying, "When they reach $_____ I'll quit." But seriously, if I have to pay $9, I really will.

I paid over $10 for a pack last Friday at the 7-11 by my work. You best believe I'm hoofing it to the Walgreens down the street (probably 3 blocks away) from now on - that was ridiculous.

Originally Posted by knight_shadow

Yea, my alma mater's city did a $1 increase (to help fund the Cowboy's stadium) and I swore on a stack of bibles that I'd be quitting the minute that increase went into effect. We see how that turned out. But...



...$12 is incentive to quit. That would be the point when Nicorette and I become close friends.

I used to say that when I lived in Pittsburgh and it was $4.00 a pack. It's still pretty cheap there, about $5.00. I have a friend who does send me care packages from time to time.

I've cut back (from 1/2 pack per day to 1/4) and I'm glad for that but I'm still not ready to quit. Oh well, I guess the City of Chicago, Cook County, and the State of Illinois will continue to get more of my tax dollars. At this point, I figure I've got myself a nice stretch of pavement I paid to resurface on 90/94.

Originally Posted by christiangirl

What if Nicorette was $13?

If Nicorette works (by the way, it's about $32 a pack for the patches), it's a higher short term cost but a lower long-term cost (in terms of health and wealth). At least that's their angle.

Also, I tried to post this response last night, but the power was out.

I hate when my boss starts sentences with "Dude" but I think that's mostly because she's trying to look "young" or "hip."

More like "broken hip."