Hahaha! I had someone bring the coupon to pharmacy, saying that "GS said you could override BOTH of them..." They had a Sonicare toothbrush AND a fake coupon that took 50% off, which essentially meant they got the damn thing for free! Sorry, but GS wouldn't have told you to bring the coupons to pharmacy to redeem them.TTOG: Sorry, but I can't apply today's $50 off coupon to your purchase of two teeth whitening kits that are $59.99 each. Why you ask? Because the coupon is only for holiday items. It might not specify that teeth whitening kits are excluded, but that doesn't mean that it is valid for the item!! It still needs to be listed on the coupon! And no, I know for a fact that Pharmacy did not say "Just bring it over to the Service Desk, tell them that I said they can override it." because they gave me a call to warn ahead that you might try to trick the new GSTM into taking the coupon.
Yep....they think we pharmacy folk are idiots, apparently since all we can do is "count by 5s" & "slap labels on bottles/boxes."So not only do guests think you all are peons but stupid too?
I love the sound of bursting their bubbles.
You encountered an actual sovereign citizen in the wild? You poor/lucky soul.TTO"Guest": Yes, actually, you do have to pay for that. Just because you claim to be a "self sovereigned citizen" doesn't exempt you from having to pay for merchandise.
Yeah...I got real nervous when he said that, but luckily he dropped the items and left. I have a cop buddy that got sued by one of them for 60 billion dollars. Yes, with a B. Tossed out, obviously, but they're scary dangerous when they want to be.You encountered an actual sovereign citizen in the wild? You poor/lucky soul.
TTO"Guest": Yes, actually, you do have to pay for that. Just because you claim to be a "self sovereigned citizen" doesn't exempt you from having to pay for merchandise.
What is a self sovereigned citizen?
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) classifies some sovereign citizens ("sovereign citizen extremists") as domestic terrorists.
In 2010, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) estimated that approximately 100,000 Americans were "hard-core sovereign believers," with another 200,000 "just starting out by testing sovereign techniques for resisting everything from speeding tickets to drug charges."
You should have told him if "free merchandise is only available at SSC-owned stores."TTO"Guest": Yes, actually, you do have to pay for that. Just because you claim to be a "self sovereigned citizen" doesn't exempt you from having to pay for merchandise.
TTO"Guest": Yes, actually, you do have to pay for that. Just because you claim to be a "self sovereigned citizen" doesn't exempt you from having to pay for merchandise.
LmaoYou should have told him if "free merchandise is only available at SSC-owned stores."
Complete nut jobs who don't believe the current government is legitimate.
Some even issue their own money.
Mostly it's just to try and avoid paying taxes and act like assholes.
Sovereign citizen movement - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia