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Re: Until today Target was my favorite store. I may NEVER shop there again.
by NICHOLAI - Posted Mon September 24, 2007 @ 9:13 PM

You are actually the moron. First of all, you can't spell. You rip on the cashier about "not having a brain" when you can't even use proper grammar or spell "Purchase" correctly. You think it is spelled "purchace." Then you want to be a cheapskate and try to use a coupon for a sample size product. Usually a coupon like that cannot even scan for a sample size product because it is less than the coupon amount in most cases. Target cannot give you extra money out of the coupon, that is usually what ends up happening and that is why the register was not taking them. Sure, the cashier should have explained it better than it should, but she was right not to accept it. And, how the hell does this hurt your child? You are deranged lady. You need mental help. I feel bad for your child because you blame everything on other people and try to say everyone is out to "get your child" including Target just because they wouldn't accept a couple coupons that did not apply to the products you were purchasing. Your child has nothing to do with this and you know it. You are just looking for unwarranted sympathy in anyway you think you can because you know you were wrong. Go back to the hole you came out of. You were 99% wrong I think.

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