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	<title>Comments on: Aspies heart coupons</title>
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		<title>By: Morgan</title>
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		<dc:creator>Morgan</dc:creator>
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		<description>Oooh goodness. Those aspies are fascinating. Thanks for the insider stories. I think it helps me understand my sons 1st cousin a bit better when I am around him. 

My grandmother has been couponing my whole life but I really only started getting into it seriously with groceries when I lost my job. Before that, I would always use coupons at Borders or at craft stores because the 30 - 40 % off a book or craft material was worth it to me. But couponing sure takes a lot of energy that I would probably not spend if I could afford not to. I was only making 24k at my previous job so its not like I could really afford to not use coupons then but I guess I wasn&#039;t being as cheap as I thought. I think the stockpiling useless crap is kind of bizarre. It&#039;s like couponing meets Hoarders. And I think its just another fix for those who have shopping and consumption problems. It&#039;s like &quot;oh I bought all this crap we don&#039;t need and can&#039;t afford BUT I HAD A COUPON AND IT WAS ON SALE!&quot;</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Oooh goodness. Those aspies are fascinating. Thanks for the insider stories. I think it helps me understand my sons 1st cousin a bit better when I am around him. </p>
<p>My grandmother has been couponing my whole life but I really only started getting into it seriously with groceries when I lost my job. Before that, I would always use coupons at Borders or at craft stores because the 30 &#8211; 40 % off a book or craft material was worth it to me. But couponing sure takes a lot of energy that I would probably not spend if I could afford not to. I was only making 24k at my previous job so its not like I could really afford to not use coupons then but I guess I wasn&#8217;t being as cheap as I thought. I think the stockpiling useless crap is kind of bizarre. It&#8217;s like couponing meets Hoarders. And I think its just another fix for those who have shopping and consumption problems. It&#8217;s like &#8220;oh I bought all this crap we don&#8217;t need and can&#8217;t afford BUT I HAD A COUPON AND IT WAS ON SALE!&#8221;</p>
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