I was thinking about doing that, but I found the majority of them were for snacks or junk foods... were there any healthier choices when you did that?

​@@chumark54 Healthy food doesn't need coupons to leave the shelves. Maybe probiotic yogurt has coupons but that's about it.

It stops making sense when you realize you could just work an actual job instead of cutting coupons and make more money than you'd be saving.

@@ReasonMakes or you can do both

@@nagaskay7381 couponing takes hours and weeks to prep for 1 trip lmao

All she got was because her friend came to her with the idea. And the friend still took the blame, going to jail leaving her free. She recognized that.

100% agree!

@@marcosnonato We all watched the same video

In real life the fbi will advise her to put her black friend under the bus

@@lolapearson6720 it's a good thing it's a movie then

If they can get away with it, why can’t regular people?

@@stevonwhite8933 because regular people dont have money lmao

And by doing so you contribute to lay offs and other people being miserable. Shut the fuck up, with your pseudo social justice bullshit.

that is the dumbest fucking thing ive read all day..i bet that wouldnt be the case if you owned the business that was being scammed.

In other words , you DO condone crime . " I don't condone murder, unless its someone whose a jerk....or a rich guy ....or someone who gave me a bad look. But yeah , I'm like, totally against murder "

And this channel called him a twat, when he is actually right and teaching that lesson to the mother and kid

Was searching for this comment

Exactly I wanted to comment this 😊

Faccttsss 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Mee tooo

Why not fake ones too? Come on, it's for charity! 😀

@@hotcrazycatladyme168 👁️👄👁️

That's sweet

@@tiffanykim2773 is a loophole illegal?

@@TheDogGoesWoof69 rat

in reality the Marilyn Johnson was really 54 well past her baby making days and did it for money greed will make you do crazy things

it is no reason to commit crimes

@@wake_up_samurai77 it is a reason but it definitely isn't an excuse to scam people.

@@titaniafae4114 yeah

@@wake_up_samurai77 chop

This movie must have a part 2 , 25 years later oohhh!!

My favorite version of that was the presidential dollar coins. People would: 1. Buy hundreds (or thousands) of dollars worth of these coins direct from the treasury on their credit cards 2. Change them for cash at the bank 3. Use the cash to pay off their credit cards. 4. Use the points to pay for flights and hotels. It got so bad that The Fed supposedly had almost $2 billion worth of coins sitting in a warehouse.

I sometimes charge expenses for work to my credit card, get reimbursed for it and keep the points. But this isn't thousands of dollars it's usually like 50 to 100 here and there. It's still free money basically but it's not as crazy as what some people pull.

movies called catch me if you can

@@thebonnielass5640 I maybe wrong but irl, the term for that kind of person in the movie is called a, “social engineer”

@@thebonnielass5640 No in Catch me if you can the guy makes fake checks. Different loophole.

Is it still viable in the current times or has it long been outlawed?

As a current Boston resident, help me!

I need that file lol

Can you share?

I made one too for New York, Dallas-Fort Worth , and San Francisco areas. Though mine are up to date as I use it to save money because I’m still in college it’s for back home and when Im at uni.

Fk you you know what's worse, when your wife miscarries twice. I got married at age 21 and now am 30 and watching my old friends and family finally after a decade barely getting their life together and just now having their first child. Fk this earth

The mental fatigue for not giving up is draining. Finding ways to replenish oneself is individual responsibility. Good luck.

It hurts greatly ​@@davidt8087

try being in a gay relationship lol

@@kitkat47chrysalis95 why? .........

thats sad, rip to him

Sorry for you loss

condolences

Why did it have to be so sudden

you still have the coupon?

Ikr? I just watch a pile of these recaps. It was cool and felt like a rainy day at the movies sneaking in to other shows. I feel like I have seen all these movies.

And money

Life is like a coupon

And time is money…nice analogy.

@@moniqueengleman873 Ya. I kind of want to start my own company that makes film scripts but only films the scenes necessary for the recap, would save a lot of time and money 🤷

You should see a therapist for your anxiety

@@tyes77 fr like is this a horror movie??💀💀

Wow. I thought i was the only one! This makes life so much easier

@@tyes77fuck therapists but this mofo really should do smn about that anxiety 💀

I know what you mean, that's why I like recaps so much too

Lmao I was looking for this 😂 i had a good chuckle lmao

it isnt a narrorator, its an ai voice lol

@@shottyhottie AI reading the channel's script, you know what they mean.

My favorite part 🤣

He’s says twot

10:56: Speaking of Companys using Loopholes; have you seen the incredible 'Were running out of Water'-Video by Some More News that just came out? I'm still in shock.

That probably wouldn't fly irl lol

In the real world companies are protected and individuals get railed in court.

@@goyslop4289 in the real world individuals with a lot of money can hire a good expensive lawyer or viola Davis and win their court case

Some people also kill and rape and cheat...is that also a role model? Also, some decide not to steal and commit crimes. It s about choice.

Something tells me not to trust you

That is the most immoral thing I’ve ever heard

@@terrafair3248 lol

@@blu3fire105 if you are scamming, delete this comment or else police gonna find you from this comment. Don't snitch on yourself 😂😂

@@browngems7355 police don't care bout menial internet bullshit hun

The part I don't get is at the stores complained that too many people were using these coupons and that they were losing money. They're not store coupons they're manufacturer coupons. It's the manufacturers that would be losing money so that part doesn't make any sense to me.

@@RLee-we1fc Well, the manufacturers receive the redeemed coupons from the shoppers sent to them by the stores. The manufacturers would then reimburse the stores. It is true that ultimately the manufacturers are the ones losing the money, so they are not happy when the stores send them more coupons for reimbursement than expected. The manufacturers may suspect that the stores themselves are scamming them as well by artificially submitting the coupons. The manufacturers are the ones who notify the fraud investigators to see why there are excessive redeems. The manufacturers outsource the coupon printing to a third party, so the investigators also check on the coupon printers as well to see if there is some collusion between all parties involved. The point is the manufacturers statistically expect how many coupons are actually redeemed, so when the actual redeemed coupons exceed this threshold on a persistent basis, they get suspicious. The moral of the story is white-collar crimes like this are usually discovered when the perpetrators get greedy. If they don't, their crimes would fly under the radar.

The corporations taking tax payer money and paying no taxes in every country in the world. Polluting and committing felonies everyday They are evil money sucking entities classed as humans in law destroying what it is to be human in every way and taking everything we have. And no law in the world holds them accountable. But a some women make a few hundred thousand and they send swat teams and FBI. It's dystopian capitalism The east is a collection of dystopian dictatorships masking as socialism. We are on the cusp of a global class warfare. Or we're all just going to lay down And be fucked over and over. Everything is a scam. Oil is only high because after covid the companies don't want to increase production Because that decreases the price. And governments globally like that Because oil is the most taxed product

Everything is a scam

In Australia our coupons suck. They have a heap of terms and conditions - can't use on an already discounted item, can't use more than one coupon per person, can't combine them in the same transaction etc etc so it's really weird for me to see Americans hand over a fat wad of coupons and get $200 worth of stuff for $15

I was shocked about the hacker. I thought she would’ve swindle them

@@WilliamDailyReacts there really is a lack of brotherhood among thieves in movies like there is some like oceans 11 or the Italian job

@@Smarod your right they don't want a healthy brotherhood among thieves. If they depicted that then it'll be harder to keep us divided.

how is that any better?

@@NoobMaster-lq9yb which part? Megacorporations have the capital to not only be okay after the scam is pulled but might be so profitable that they might not even feel it at all. As for the government it's because they are evil, willing to do nasty things and hide it from the ones they claim to protect. Now the scammers caring for each other makes them more nuanced and interesting.

@Yoav Margolis - Sounds made up. Any competent manager would just show you on the coupons where it says "Not redeemable for cash." You'd get a $0.00 balance though.

you can only buy garbage anyway..

@@OutyMan No, it was actually very real. In 93 when I had my eldest daughter I became (out of necessity) a serious couponer. Back then coupons didn't yet have the 'no cash value' on them, that came in after the Inet began and coupon scamming became far more prolific. Even far back as the 70s when I grew up up till the mid 90s stores used to even have days where coupons were worth 2 to 3x the value of the amount printed on them, so getting cash back - along with free groceries - was pretty easy. Not once but many times I would hit the stores on Triple Value days and get all my groceries free and got up to 20+ dollars back in cash. It wasn't scamming or illegal, the stores themselves promoted the days so anyone who had the time to clip the coupons did so without hesitation. It was the upgrading of Inet and ease of creating websites that people got too greedy and it killed the entire concept sadly, coupled with massive inflation by the late 90s that companies and stores finally put paid to the whole thing. Now you're lucky to see anyone of the younger generation use even a single coupon, though we older folks still do - well I do anyway though now it's mostly digital coupons or cut out from the adverts I get free in the weekly "junk mail" flyers. It's not worth paying the fortune newspapers want to charge for a Sunday paper just for the few paper coupons, and now most of the paper ones aren't even for food items - it's mostly hair/body care products or other expensively priced items I never use. The only place I know of that you can still use both their own store and manufacturer coupons together is BJs ... the rest like Publix and Winn-Dixie will only take either their own store coupons or manufacturer ones (not both you have to choose 1). All I can say is thank God for the weekly BOGOs - that combined with coupons is almost comparable to the old days, just without the cash back. Ah well ... in this even worse inflated economy than the 90s was something saved is still better something than nothing right? :P

@@Asian_rom-coms_keep_me_sane - Real 30 years ago, some place. Well, that totally validates the comment. Coupons have had the "not redeemable for cash" on them well before the 90's. I do believe that someone could have Karened $15 out of someone 30 years ago, but it is not a "trick to extreme couponing". Anymore than "lick your fingers before taking the pinch of gold dust" has any bearing on transactions today.

@@OutyMan There is a reason they now have that like 17 lines of small legal text on them.

This was based on real events, no? So they were caught at the time shown on screen….?

@@NelsonM47 arguing ex post facto really?

@Nelson - Not based off a single "true story" no, but the scamming is very real though it takes those of true greed to make it as far as the news. @ J Bruce - Agreed about the open promoting, but sadly many who do it in the open aren't caught till (as I said above) their greed hits the roof and they do similarly stupid things like buy expensive stuff/etc that they can't account for. What's sad is when legit small business owners like myself who promptly file their taxes and follow the proper business owner laws still get audited by the IRS. For the 1st time in over 30 yrs of filing and paying my taxes I got audited last year - for the taxes I filed in 2019. I had to actually prove myself for the paltry 12K I made that year. Wish the gov't would be more vigilante about catching the scammers that cost us tax payers billions each year than we who actually pay our due taxes for the small amount we make legally - sadly I think it'll be a pipe dream though. :(

wait when did they say he was infertile?

@@sayarasa8961 by getting pregnant using a donors seed instead of her husbands, it implies that the fetility treatments never worked because connie wasnt the one with the fertility issue, her husband was

That's actually funny af since he automatically assumed she was the defective one by Default. Men love blaming women for everything.

@@sbeana9 thank you for clarifying!!

@@spookdeville7916 Women always blame men for everything. It's called real equality. But you don't actually want that.

You know that keeping child need much money right? Also the sperm used to make that baby was a donor sperm thus make connie's ex-husband not obliged to pay child support money to her. Rather than a dream that comes true, it is a nightmare comes true. Keeping a child as single parent isn't a simple task let alone not burdening your mental state. I made this statement without the tiniest speck of ill intent to set a low bar on any single mothers out there who struggle to earn living for both themselves & their child(s) on their own, but realistically it is a nerve wracking objective to do & needs all possible help you could gather to success. Thus, I bet my ass that after she go out of jail she will join in with jojo's scam business without missing single breath.

​@@ap_trial666 100%

@@ap_trial666 no she wouldn't she has a baby now and have no time to be in jail she wanted a baby and she knows that baby will be gone when they get caught again. And there's other ways to get big money

@@Maymay-c Well, you do understand that people who have jail record are going to have a hard time to find a proper job right? That means her chance to get stable payment isn't that great either. This is real by the way, many if not all companies aren't going to risk it by giving a person with criminal record a job in their establishment. Thus leaving her with the shady/grey zone option. But then let's see if see somehow find a decent job, we need to see from another view too, right? In this second scenario she find a decent paying job so now she is able to fulfil her & her child daily needs, sure there'll be some struggle but they could make it somehow. Yet don't forget that the FBI already set an eye to her because as we know once you caught in crossfire with the fed you can't really get out of it. She'll be under surveilance almost all the time & if she somehow manage to earn some big money the fed will be alarmed & she has to be put under some custody since they wont want to risk it (don't be mad that's just how the system works). Sure the FBI have somewhat limited manpower & not an omniscience present but with automated system they could be alarmed by any abnormal occurrences. Also, sooner or later people around her will know who is she or what she had done. Their reaction might vary but we can generally separate them into 3 main category, such as: 1) Neutral, doesn't care too much since we all need to make money for life. This might also ended up in a tight circle of helpful colleagues (This, in my friend favorite word, is the best neutral good ending) 2) Reject/shun her since people tend to believe someone who already done some scamming actin (but her action before is hardly count as scam so....) might ended up done the same in the future thus they wont believe in/mingle with her all the time. On the extreme side they might also bully her but this one's likely hood to happen is relatively low since she wasn't directly harm someone (but if you count the malls & convenient store owner it might be drastically different). This occurrence will mainly burdened her mentality but still burden nonetheless. 3) The people who will ask her to tell the tips & trick even want to study under her (Believe or not, I'm will fall into this one) which in the long run even if she choose to avoid this group she'll be, in the end, lean toward doing it again. When people around her push her to share the tips & tricks either she'll share it or not she still have to remember/go through the memories of doing it that sooner or later could tempt her to do it again just like an addiction would. TLDR: A good ending might happens but the chance is rather low. It is around 3:1, isn't it? Or am I wrong?

@@Maymay-c Wow, after all that typing I just realized I'm talking with the fed themselves so I guess you know how it'll realistically end right?

congrats on your doctorate thats no easy ride.

@@orcsloot667 thank you! You are so right. Only if I had known what I was signing up for….🤦🏽‍♀️

@ɴɪɢɢᴇʀ People struggling with food insecurity or people worried about innocent, hardworking people struggling with it, probably.

@ɴɪɢɢᴇʀ WHAT WAS THE REASONNN - 💀💀

@ɴɪɢɢᴇʀ you do if you cared enough to comment that lol

@ɴɪɢɢᴇʀ we do

@ɴɪɢɢᴇʀ The people who watched this recap?

but she was a super hacker that wore rubber pants and was pretty hot so it's OK... heh

You can't just delete stuff off the internet. But you can put it way back on the page 100 of Google search

Waybackmachine enters chat Wbm: was I summoned!!

Actually it can be done. I recall years ago I read somewhere that when Aaliyah perished in that tragic plane crash, for a short (and I mean VERY short) amount of time some photos of her burnt body were on the Net - then within like an hour or two they vanished. I assume her PR firm had a major hand in it and had very good connections to get them removed, but it wasn't the 1st time I've heard of such things happening. Then again think about this - how many videos even here on youtube vanish after a while? Or disappear due to the all-knowing "copyright laws"? Or whatever else removes them ... and no not even the WBM has them so no, not unrealistic at all I'd say - especially for a top hacker. That's just a day at the office for them no doubt!

Dude watch the hole movie, they where able to find the deleted video of jojo.

this is a great movie! how could you hate this!? I mean sure, its a bit unrealistic in that the FBI was THIS competent so I would probably drop this movie's rating to a 7/10 but overall I did enjoy this movie and the concept. Hey , companies use tax loopholes ALL.THE.TIME. Why can't we?

It's based on a coupon scam that landed the real people in prison, the story is changed a lot, especially the end since she actually got a good size sentence.

same this is actually a good movie, I enjoyed it

this was a shitty movie.

Does anyone know where we can watch it? Netflix? Hulu? Peacock? Hbo?

Was he rude or by the book unyielding? I wouldn't care if no one like me.

@@lql1094 he was rude to the little girl in the airplane for no reason

@@lql1094 "by the book unyielding" - sounds like a position ripe for automation

only if you're a woman, and pretty though.

the real story had 3 women the 2 turned on the one and had everything takken those two didn't go to jail but they still had to pay back

@@michaelcohen9363 sadly true... unless you are a celebrity, or have the right connections ;/

@@michaelcohen9363 and if you hire an wxpensive lawyer.

@@joejacko1587 damn i didn't kno it was a true story...I wish they would have said watt really happened...

They make them BC they can't force places to accept ten although some will

My mom use to be the master at couponing

There are bigger brand stores that mostly do digital coupons now. Though some places like Walgreens or CVS will accept both a store coupon and a manufacturer's coupon for the same item. Helps me save on contact solution with all the prices going up.

Because if people actually did something about GPU scalpers then we would have nice things, but the world is made in such a way that we can't have nice things.

selling stolen property and receiving stolen property is a crime

Because the nft marker isnt regulated yet since its still new therefore its very easy to scam people and get away with it. Its also very hard to trace the scammer.

@@kookou13 excuses , if goverment wanted to actually help people it can regularise nft or atleast the market around it

People also use nfts to clean money, BTW

It's kinda funny you don't realize that the policy was bullshit and only trying to embarrass people for trying to save money legally. I thought people only did petty things like that in backwards 3rd world countries like mine, but thanks for confirming humans are universally POS. I worked at a hotel and they'd give employees free stays, but anytime an employee redeemed those "staycations" the staff at work that day pretended like they weren't real guests. People always looking for some random thing to tear each other down then still baffled somehow that the world is how it is.

Walmart don't give a shit. The employees be salty though.

Immediately opened the comments after that like “ain’t no way I just heard that”

@@IdentityUnstable im here for the fricking same reason and found this comment, now im dyingggg 🤣🤣🤣😂 TWAT

You said it sister

Well that's sad because this isn't the same as watching tho whole movie.

@@zZiL341yRj736 I thinks its an interesting phenomenon. People think its the same, so rather than enjoying a movie they try to consume as many movies as possible. Movies aren't just the plot points and then a discussion in the comments section.

It's actually interesting that people don't see this as a loophole being exploited that can't last for long.

Then

They gave a postal inspector a gun, I don't think this movie is concerned with how the real world works.

@@joshuadoll9000 the usps actually have there own police....they drive cop cars n all...plus that whole story broke bout a yr ago that the government had a secret operation to spy on people's social media..that was carried out by postal police...

Depends on the corporation or company. Loss Prevention is a head office position in my retail company. LP overrides me as Manager on decisions, though they rarely come to store level.

Lol yeah it's a film

So, a postal inspector wheeling around a lost prevention guy makes sense but this is where you draw the line.

The description says it’s a true story

Ever heard of the spiffing brit

This does happen…

It’s actually happens in real life. Though I’m not 100% sure if modern supermarkets today allows that.

@@chronenojysk5107 Most of the markets are using reward cards system to avoid the loop hole.

I know right? I see that same girl in the supermarket every shopping trip...lol

cause SHES BASIC

@@Bentami what a toxic word. She’s not basic and nobody else is.

A true arizona trash bag 🤣

@@Blueeyesinthesky I assume you didn't get the reference? It was from The Good Place, where she also played a girl from Phoenix, Arizona

Wow. if you buy 2 get 1, why would you ever buy 3? You're so full of shit. Even what you describe is basic capitalism and in no way illegal.

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??

I guess that's supposed to be funny stick to Roblox

and also to make the daughter stronger and face reality

@@wake_up_samurai77 If I were him I would have moved if I could. Like people when would move for me once I tell them that I want to sit next to my parents here!

@@MartialArtswithLucyLu she was already sitting next to her mom

I don't know either. I'm currently in the stayes and have never seen anything like this. It's usually 10-20% like there. Closest thing I seen was someone trying to return a literal cart full of canned foods to walmart that she got from food drives. Like, what the fuck.

coupons here in the US are extremely varied. from 50% off to buy one get one free or buy two get one free Rebates which offer cash back with a purchase. its truly insane and is probably worth billions each year.

@@worldofdoom995 Coupons that give $10 or $20 off usually has a clause that say minimum spend of $100.. which translate to 10% off also.. so it's not possible to collect 10 x $10 coupons to get a $100 item for free.. also consumers here tend to forget to carry the physical coupons cutout with them.. so stores usually just tend to give discounts rather than coupons.. so it applys to all customers so there is rarely a need to look for and cut out coupons.

It's no different from video game bugs. The game's already been patched now and everyone has a list of known exploits.

Yup! Argyle :)

It's Just a condecending way to hide that he's an asshole. Of course it's important to learn you don't get everything you want - but that's the parent's job, not some stranger's. And even if you're trying to teach a lesson, you miss the point by saying it out loud. Because the lesson should be "sometimes people want the same thing you want, and only one can have it. It can't always be you" but instead the lesson becomes "sometimes people will deny you stuff just for the sake of making you unhappy" which is not something a child should learn.

@@heart.9889 "Sometimes people deny you stuff just for the sake of making you unhappy - which is not something a child should learn" Really? When should they learn that? "Of course it's important to learn you don't get what you want -but that's the parents job not some strangers"... It becomes that strangers job when they are placed in that position by the parent who is asking them to make that call.

@@heart.9889 I don't know that the kid was denied just to make the kid unhappy. If I pay for a window seat, I'm not switching with anybody. I'm doing it to make ME happy.

@@lql1094 ya of course and that's fine. But then you would Just say "No, i want to stay on my seat" you wouldn't Tell the child Something Like "No, because you don't get everything you want in Life and you better learn it now!" - because why would you? Teaching the child a life lesson isn't your job, you just answer a simple question with a simple no.

You don't think life dishes out this lesson by itself? You're the kind of arse who for Christmas goes around knocking on doors, telling kids there's no Santa right? Because they're going to learn one day, might as well learn early.

I thought the same. I paused it within 2 mins so I could try and find a streaming service that carried it. Hulu seems to carry it but as some sort of add on, so unfortunately I just settled with watching this video😕

@@CeCe1066 I fucking hate add on channel thing! It's almost started to turn back in to be as annoying as cable packages.

it was ok

@@CeCe1066 what the movie

What's the title anyway; -;

wow i feel like thats karma for all the times they held the checkout line 😂 but that sucks tho

Hard to beat the system

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