Target Clearance YMMV

[DaBargainHunta]

Originally Posted by strumdogg

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Hahaha, it tastes better than it sounds. I didn't even realize it had a cucumber component until I posted the pic. It's really a blackberry-flavored drink IMO. It's quite refreshing.

If you want something weird and slightly off-putting, Target used to sell this (and maybe still does?):

[strumdogg]

I'll take your word for it. Personally, I don't need fruits or vegetables to enjoy water...I have a Brita.


Soda, on the other hand:

[DaBargainHunta]

Originally Posted by strumdogg

I'll take your word for it. Personally, I don't need fruits or vegetables to enjoy water...I have a Brita.


Soda, on the other hand:

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Are you a Juggalo?

[strumdogg]

Originally Posted by DaBargainHunta

Are you a Juggalo?

Thankfully, no!

I'm just from Michigan.

[Blaze_Chamberlin]

Originally Posted by strumdogg

Thankfully, no!

I'm just from Michigan.

[AgentOrange]

Originally Posted by DaBargainHunta

Hahaha, it tastes better than it sounds. I didn't even realize it had a cucumber component until I posted the pic. It's really a blackberry-flavored drink IMO. It's quite refreshing.

If you want something weird and slightly off-putting, Target used to sell this (and maybe still does?):

I once tried Cucumber-Melon Gatorade and that was possibly the foulest thing I've tasted in my life.

I like cucumbers, but to flavor a beverage or water? Hell to the no.

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nothing at mine, but notepads and i phone cases.

[Thomas Irwin]

Originally Posted by AgentOrange

I once tried Cucumber-Melon Gatorade and that was possibly the foulest thing I've tasted in my life.

I like cucumbers, but to flavor a beverage or water? Hell to the no.

I never saw that one. I did buy two bottles of Cucumber-Lime. It was so bad that I never made it though the first one, and I've been known to eat Durian and enjoy it. Green Apple is still the best. Just don't drink it rancid like I did, after it sat in the trunk of the hot car for weeks. It made me a good bit ill for a few days and cramped my stomach for about a week. I kept thinking it smelled and tasted funny, but wasn't sure until I got home and compared it to a good bottle. By the time I realized quite how spoiled it was, I had drank about 3/4 of it.

[djgeneral]

Originally Posted by bfett9

I know its ridiculous to think to do this (or diabolically smart depending on how you look at it)

But whats to stop me from say buying a bunch of blu rays etc that are online only at MSRP and just return in store, and play the old waiting game for them to push them to clearance. I AM NOT SAYING ANYONE SHOULD DO THIS! I am simply saying their system is kind of dumb if it is that predictable.

Running the electronics department, I see people do this all the time. Someone will order online, return it, then their "mother" or just "Person B" will come in and re-buy it for 30% cheaper

[maxpower1]

Originally Posted by djgeneral

Running the electronics department, I see people do this all the time. Someone will order online, return it, then their "mother" or just "Person B" will come in and re-buy it for 30% cheaper

In my experience, the starting price of an "online return" is inflated, so the discounted price often ends up being the same or more than what you could buy it directly from target.com or amazon for if you follow sales. But there are the occasional super deals where it seems like the pricer just chose some really low price and you end up with a great deal.