HEB Headache!!!!

Grrrrr!!!!!!!!!!

1) I hate know it all cashiers.

2) HEB has officially fallen out of the rankings of best local grocery store.

I tired to buy under 20 items tonight and you would have thought I was trying to rape the store of all their profits. It was a late night 2nd trip to score some of my favorite pasta that I saw they had on sale earlier that day (but didn't have all my coupons).  I snagged some other deals as I was walking the store.  The cashier promptly informed me that I couldn't combine their yellow coupons with mine from the newspaper (even though I've done it for the last month and about 6 hours ago at the same store).  So I had her void out the items and let the person behind me go so they didn't have to wait. Then, she rings up a clearance item from the clearance bin.  She sees that my coupon is for the exact amount as the clearance item which means I get it for free.  One of the many perks of countless hours of cutting and organizing coupons is scoring deals like this.  Anyways, she turns to the manager/sacker and says
, "She can't use a coupon on a clearance item can she?????"  ARE YOU SERIOUS????  And the manager proceeds to tell her I can since I'm buying the item.    Then she comes to a clearance item that was $2.73.  I have a -$3.00 off coupon.  Well that just stumps that you know what out of her and so, yet again, we need the manager.  I tell her to read the fine print where it says to discount the item for the value of the item if said coupon is more than the value of the item.  Still, she needs the manager.  Sacker manager confirms that I'm right.  After ringing up the coupons, she couldn't remember if she rang up the same one twice so the both of them stepped over to the sacks to double check how many I had.   REALLY???  People behind me were dropping like flies.

I can't wait to see what comes of the certified letter the store manager is going to get with regards to how I felt discriminated against in their store just because I had coupons. A lot worse people step through their doors but they felt the need to squash me.  UGGGGG.....

I still walked out only paying $6 for 4 pasta items, 1 deodorant, 4 fancy hair products, one juice, an onion and one 1 lb of ground beef.

Hello Krogers.....here I come!