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Never Overpay At A Restaurant By Using This Simple Trick

June 20, 2016
By Brock Kernin
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I barely got in the front door from running errands before I heard my wife trying to tell me something from the kitchen. She was asking if I still had the itemized receipt from dinner the night before, because she was sure we had overpaid. We had … [Read more...] about Never Overpay At A Restaurant By Using This Simple Trick

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Saving Money

If You Eat At Subway, You HAVE To Take Advantage of This Promotion!

December 16, 2015
By Brock Kernin
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As I entered the nearby Subway restaurant, I shook my head as I saw a sign advertising a promotion. I had been waiting for it, as I believe they've run the same promotion the last few years right around the holidays. Customers receive a free six … [Read more...] about If You Eat At Subway, You HAVE To Take Advantage of This Promotion!

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Tipping Etiquette When Your Restaurant Bill Is Reduced

November 30, 2015
By Brock Kernin
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For a very long time I viewed tipping as an over and above payment for a job well done. While I still believe that is the purist's definition, I realize that it has taken on a very different meaning in everyday life in the United States. Because of … [Read more...] about Tipping Etiquette When Your Restaurant Bill Is Reduced

Saving Money

What Should I Do With This $100?

July 24, 2015
By Brock Kernin
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Image courtesy of scottchan at FreeDigitalPhotos.net I’ve got $100 I just don't know what to do with.  It's not cash,  it's $100 credit at Restaurant.com that I received as a gift. If you’re not familiar with Restaurant.com, it’s an online … [Read more...] about What Should I Do With This $100?

Value

Head To Head Value Match-up: The Olive Garden vs. Noodles And Company

April 22, 2015
By Brock Kernin
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I'm not a big fan of eating out, simply because eating at a restaurant usually doesn't represent a good use of my hard earned money.  Most of the time I could make the same dish with a higher quality and for a lower cost at home. The absolute worst … [Read more...] about Head To Head Value Match-up: The Olive Garden vs. Noodles And Company

What Would You Do?

How a Trip to the Bathroom 20 Years Ago Means I Never Pay For Dinner With My Mother-In-Law Again

February 5, 2014
By Brock Kernin
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It started out as a joke almost twenty years ago while my now wife and I were still in college. Her mom would come to the city where we were attending school, and take us both out for lunch or dinner just to catch up on how we were doing. Since we … [Read more...] about How a Trip to the Bathroom 20 Years Ago Means I Never Pay For Dinner With My Mother-In-Law Again

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