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Topic History of: Rip off Britain's Coupon Kid
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In The Know (as always) JK2006 wrote:
Amazing sequence - great TV - this 17 year old bought a huge amount of food using coupons and two-for-one type deals for £2.84!

Would feed a family for several days.

Fantastic. I could almost hear the country gasping.


AT LAST ! A youngster who has some nouse, and a bit of get-up-and-go .... instead of those who just lay on the settee bemoaning that fact that no one brings them wheelbarrows full of cash !!!

He will go far ...........
JK2006 Yes clearly a bright boy one way or the other.
honey!oh sugar sugar. JK2006 wrote:
Oh dear all my illusions shattered Honey!


He is cleverer still to exaggerate it and earn money from media appearances and advertise his work skills at the same time.
JK2006 Oh dear all my illusions shattered Honey!
honey!oh sugar sugar. Do you have "Premature Post Syndrome", Andrew?


The coupon thing is not all it seems, because the boy takes discarded receipts from bins (yuk) and uses multiple computers to print out more than the allowed amount.
The range of goods is very limited and it is not possible for a family to live for free by using coupons. It is also not necessarily money saving because the big brands are often more expensive than budget, even with the money off, as demonstrated by his dozens of fifty pence deodorants, when the cheapest in Asda is thirty pence.
It takes up the time of a paid job for little reward in my opinion, but looks a fun hobby.