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An advert for the Co-Op. It was advertising...
"Fresh strawberries - half price!"
"Elmlea cream - half price!"
"6-pack of Fanta Orange - buy one, get one free!"
Aren't "half price" and "buy one, get one free" really the same thing?
"Fresh strawberries - half price!"
"Elmlea cream - half price!"
"6-pack of Fanta Orange - buy one, get one free!"
Aren't "half price" and "buy one, get one free" really the same thing?
Cue Twilight Zone music...
*Doo do doo doo... doo do doo doo...*
*Doo do doo doo... doo do doo doo...*
That's almost scary, I saw that advert and thought the same thing.
no because if something is 1.00 and you only want one tub of peaches or whatever it is you only need spend half the money where as with the other one you are obliged to spend all the money for a large amount of produce. which you may or maynot want but will take as it is free.
An advert for the Co-Op. It was advertising...
"Fresh strawberries - half price!"
"Elmlea cream - half price!"
"6-pack of Fanta Orange - buy one, get one free!"
Aren't "half price" and "buy one, get one free" really the same thing?
"Fresh strawberries - half price!"
"Elmlea cream - half price!"
"6-pack of Fanta Orange - buy one, get one free!"
Aren't "half price" and "buy one, get one free" really the same thing?