I Really Should Bring a Calculator Along!

I made it to Walgreens and Rite Aid today. This Walgreens has only been open for a few weeks, so maybe that explains why the sales clerk knew so little about their own store. But she tried to tell me that RR's won't print if I'm paying with RR's. I explained to her that they'll print as long as the item I'm buying is from a different company. She looked totally confused, told me again that they won't print, and then looked annoyed when they DID print.

1st transaction:
EOS shaving cream 2.99
candy filler .39

coupons:
3 RR

subtotal: .38
total: .65 on Walgreens gc (mother's day present from mom - THANKS!)

2nd transaction:
Schick hydro 7.99
candy filler .39

coupons:
3 RR
5/1 Schick hydro

subtotal: .38
total: 1.05 on Walgreens gc

I also picked up 2 free photo collages from using the coupon code provided last week. They were supposed to be mother's day gifts for the grandmas but the photo machine was down and just got fixed.

On to Rite Aid, where I realized I really need to bring a calculator with me when I'm figuring overage. I just can't do math in my head when I'm trying to make sure my child doesn't pull down the entire wind chimes display! I bought Rite Aid wipes thinking I had more overage than I did. Oh well.

4 Benadryl 4.99 (still working toward $75 for the allergy rewards double dip... almost there!)
2 Nature's Bounty BOGO (5.49 and 4.99)
Rite Aid wipes 6.29
milk 2.29
kit kat (helper bribe) .50 (I wanted to get a free Hershey's Bliss bar but they didn't have any)

coupons:
5/25
2 5/1 Nature's Bounty
2 4/2 Benadryl
4 1/1 Benadryl VV


Subtotal: 7.53
total: 7.67 on cc

Maybe I should return the wipes. They aren't even a good deal...