[meredith1629]

So, I head to Marsh today to get Betty Crocker potatoes, Hamburger Helper and Steamers. I got 21 potatoes, 7 HH's, 1 pint Dean's milk and 10 steamers.

I wanted to use 21 (.35/1) coupons for potatoes, 7 (buy 3 potatoes get 1 HH free), 10 (1.00/1 steamers) and 1 (.35/1 milk). WELL, apparently, the cashiers I've had before (I've only been to Marsh 3 or so times) have doubled as many coupons as I want but that wasn't going to happen today. According to policy (and I did get a copy before I left) only one coupon per order can be doubled. That's fine but when I've had cashiers double my coupons before with no problem I get irritated.

THEN, my cashier tells me it's illegal to use the HH helper coupons when I'm using coupons on the potatoes! WHAT?!?! I've done this so many times! Why can't I use coupons on three potatoes and then use a coupon for buy 3 potatoes, get one HH free? Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.

[MommyofJack]

That doesn't make sense to me, either. I mean you were BUYING the 3 potatoes (granted, at a lower cost)! It's not like they were on a BOGO deal and then you wanted to use a coupon for a free item when the qualifying item was already free. KWIM?? Sorry about your bad trip! I've had them double multiple coupons in the same transaction. What's up with that anyway?