10/02 - Money Monday

So does that mean I owe them $0.07?

 

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Wow there sure are a whole lot of shoes I would never think of wearing out there.

 

At this point I feel everything is a multiple single and maybe. After the AA runs I feel this is going to be it for me, already passed my safety hours ago.

 

Masters will be mine.

Mua.

Ha.

Ha.

 

Boo

 

Like this one. Hooks and magnets with a shower curtain is as standard as it gets. Feel better about this one though because it comes with a laundry bag but still.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B074Q6QMFV/?tag=thtv0f-20

 

Two dogs back to back? PTSD warning

 

The look that guy just gives him is priceless.

 

I'd say that laundry bag makes it multiple product, but if it was just the hooks and magnets - I would think single product.

What about a pack of 300 staples? Single product? or multiples of single product?

Or how about a 2 pack of smart watch wrist bands - one white and one black. Multiples of single product, or set of different products due to the color differences?

 

Can we do that robot hit more than once?

 

Staples would be single product. 2 watch bands multiple of single product. That's what I have been doing... but everyone is making me second guess my choices.

 

I've done colors of the same products as multiple of single products. I'm not sure about 300 staples, but I've marked similar ones as one product since you can't buy one staple.

My least favorite thus far are sheet sets. They are all like 3/6/8/10 pc sets never like 10 flat sheets or something. The first few I did, but the rest I've been returning unless someone has a good idea.

 

1. I agree

2. Single product, as the product is a package of staples. Their example of a TV and an hdmi cable as multiple products makes me think of a "product" as something you could buy separately from within its own set.

3. This is a tough one and is more open to interpretation. I've classified those as multiple of a single product because imo it's in the same area as a set of 4 pillow cases with slightly different designs, for example, which I'd definitely classify as multiples of a single product. They're different colors but serve the same exact purpose of use

If you want to post the next one you come across that's like that I can tell you what I think and maybe other people too

 

Well technically I would say its a set because most sheet sets also contain matching pillow cases don't they? If they do wouldn't there be at least two pillow cases in a sheet set? So it would be a multiple of a single item? At this point I am not even sure anymore.