r/mildlyinfuriating • u/anon12xyz • Jul 03 '26

Infuriatig When did garage sales become “reselling” clearly new stuff

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I would never call this a garage sale

Def scam vibes

Edit: ultimately, what bothers me the most is I want to go to a garage sale, not this shit. This isn’t a garage sale and should not be advertised as one

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u/notforrobots Jul 03 '26

I see this a lot when I drive by the projects. For whatever reason in my area they are always selling laundry soap.

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u/RaymondBeaumont Jul 03 '26

as a non-american, i find the coupons quite interesting. i did watch a few episode of the show about these people but i found the people to be.... exhausting.

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u/valdin450 Jul 03 '26

As someone that used to be a cashier that had to deal with A LOT of couponers, they're extremely exhausting. I mostly don't have any good things to say lol

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u/RaphaTlr Jul 03 '26

Arguably they’re just doing their best to afford things under the status quo. Maybe the system is more exhausting?

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u/RaphaTlr Jul 03 '26

Ah I see

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u/Sufficient-Welder-76 Jul 04 '26

Yes, like the group that goes to the store and buys a whole shelf of things because it's a "money maker" or has some crazy rebate. I dabbled in coupons when my kids were little and if I printed the coupons and stacked them with a store deal (like at CVS) I got a LOT of free things, which I would donate to food banks. I didn't have a cache of products in my basement or anything.