Haven't some grocery stores started limiting the number and/or dollar value of coupons you can use to try and stop that stuff?

 

I got myself stuck behind a family of couponers once in Denver. It took almost 15 minutes to scan their two carts full of the crappiest items known to man (I did not know there were that many Vienna sausages in the world), then another ten minutes to scan all their coupons, then another 10 minutes to cancel out the transaction and do everything with the coupons all over again. They had something like a $20 total because they gave the clerk their coupons in the wrong order for their whole little domino effect to work. And yes, they were [BLEEP] about it. The woman started yelling at the clerk for not doing it right when he scanned the coupons she gave him in the order she gave them to him in, and laid into the guy in line behind her for complaining when she insisted that they void the payment and start the coupons over from scratch. Apparently she has a right to feed her family or something.

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