Seriously, Have A Pepsi

Whenever we’re in Toledo, we load up on Diet Pepsi and smuggle it back here to Michigan. I don’t have to pay the onerous 10 cent deposit, and for whatever reason, it always seems cheaper even with the deposit factor weighed in.

So anyway, last weekend I stopped in to Krogers to load up before we came back. While I prefer the cans, they had a special going for Kroger Club members – 10 two-liters for $10. Good enough for me.

So I start scanning two-liters and notice the coupon generator is spitting a ridiculous length of tape at me. Turns out for every two two-liters, I get a coupon for a free two-liter. Thoughts of geometric progression cross my mind.

After taking my purchase to the car, I come back with coupons for five more freebies. Surely they wouldn’t issue coupons when I ‘purchase’ free pop?

Five free bottles later I have two coupons.

Two more free bottles, and I have a single coupon.

All in all, I ended up with 18 two-liters for $10. At that rate, I could fill up my gas tank for $16…not that I would, but it’s impressive.

I’m still trying to figure it out. What’s Pepsi’s game here? What nefarious plot is at the heart of this? Surely Karl Rove is involved somehow.

One Response to “Seriously, Have A Pepsi”

  1. God richly blesses.

    Although… something about that just feels illegal.

    Merry Christmas to you too–In Jail!
    (~Henry Potter, It’s a Wonderful Life.)

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