-=> Quoting Ruth Hanschka to Nancy Backus on 05-29-20  00:25 <=-

 >  >  RH> feel as good, but I can manipulate coupons with them on.  
 >  > Were you having trouble manipulating coupons with the fabric gloves...? 
 >  RH> Not enough grip and too thick.  They got in the way.
 > Ah... I was picturing the thin cotton sort, not the thick garden sort...
 > yeah, I suppose that the plastic ones would give you more flexibility
 > for sorting and all... 
 > 
 RH> Ladies who lunch gloves.  They were still a little heavy.  
 
Ok, in between the thin cotton gauze and the thick garden... the sturdy
practical type... ;)
 
 > Clip to card does seem to be simpler... except, as you say, when
 > something doesn't work properly.... The Wegmans ones mostly work out ok,
 > but every so often I end up having to deal with the service desk to get
 > my money off... Next visit to BJ's will be the first with the digital
 > coupons... we'll see how well they work... :)
 > 
 RH> I had one at CVS fail to activate this week.  They heard about it,
 RH> although I'm betting it was Proctor & Gamble's fault, it being their
 RH> coupon and they're idiots when it comes to coupons.

I've not tried to clip to card any manufacturers' coupons... The BJs one
worked fine... :)
 
 >  RH> pictures standing on my head, or close to it, with a thunderstorm
 >  RH> moving in. Bad idea.
 > Sounds like a recipe for dizzy disaster.... 

 RH> Not dizzy so much as "Oh crap".  I survived.

Good that you survived....  :)

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