Comments by "Helmuth Schultes" (@helmuthschultes9243) on "You Won't Believe What We Just Opened..." video.

Another good catchup step. It is getting harder and harder to find NEW things that are not duplicates. On the otherhand there is plenty more you do not have yet, just needs more time and consideration to arrange new surprises. The children love these little giveaway toy items and both Coles and Woolworths regularly run such special give away programs. Amazing is that it almost seems US shopping chains do not have the same at least I would like to be wrong, but really seems rather than such "game" items for children seem more inclined to giving vouchers to future purchases. When not running these children specials, you collect points towards cooking pots and pans, or cutlery, or drinking/wine glass sets, or other useful home items obtainable either for sufficient points half points half price or outright purchase for full price no points. Depending on item 10 20, to 80 points may be needed and common is cost is equivalent to $1 per point. Typical is 1 point or toy/collectible item per $20 spent on purchases. So against actual goods 1/$20 and thus value of 5% of purchase price value. On children items often the number given could be one or two more than purchase qualifies for, and near end of special item offer, have been given double or more quantity items while still available.
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The F1 racing tickets for the Melbourne Grand Prix for 2023 went on sale earlier this week, and tickets to main race day were sold out within 4 hours. Surprised everyone....
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Coles had these STIKIES as give away for purchases, 1 Stickie fir every $20. For those wanting the set they allowed purchase of the Set Box, like you were sent. I got only a few due to shopping for only one person and fortnightly to three weeks apart so less time to collect.
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Lowe's is a clothing store including larger sizes. Mainly men's shirts, trousers, jeans, belts T shirts and hi vis shirts etc. Some ladies things too though I being single male, have paid little attention to ladies items.
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@arnoldhillbillygrizzlyputm1493 rubbish to most adults, and you do not need to accept any zero value China produced toys, since no extra cost to you unless you do more than intended shopping to obtain more of these zero value junk by spending more. BUT kids do love them, getting hours of joy out of make believe mini shopping items. Falsely learning being good supermarket shoppers buying lots of unnecessary overpriced , bad products pushing supermarket profitability in next generation shoppers.
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@arnoldhillbillygrizzlyputm1493 my biggest concern is the teaching consumer over consumption/excess buying greed. They hardly do it out of kindness.
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