u/PulseHadron — reddlx

Understanding coupon

So I got this coupon: $2 off Any Frozen Grocery Purchase when you spend $10 or more.

In the details it says: Save $2 when you spend $10+ on qualifying purchases. Is it only frozen foods that count as qualifying or will chips count as reaching this $10 benchmark.

And it says: $10 minimum purchase calculated after deduction of all promotions, offer discounts, and savings. Does that include this coupon itself?

I’m planning to get 2 Marie Callender’s items for $6.98 and some chips for $3.98, for a total of $10.96. If the coupon were to be applied I’d be actually spending $8.96 (not the $10 minimum). Will this work you think or do I need to add another $1.04 of something, or get more frozen stuff?

u/PulseHadron — 3 days ago

▲ 3 r/tacobell

I love my local TB and always order through the app for asap pickup. Then I wait until the app says it’s ready (~5 minutes) and go in and pickup, easy peasy, works great.

I never use check-in because the apps description of it only talks about drive thru and kiosks (this TB has a few kiosks but no drive-thru). Also it says to use check-in before ordering. Well, I’ve already ordered and paid, and assumed the asap part meant my order was put next in line to be made and that’s how it seemed to work.

But a few nights ago they were really slammed and it was almost an hour for a potato griller and taco. I’ve realized now my order wasn’t actually put in the queue to be made until I spoke with someone and gave my order number. So I guess I should’ve checked-in immediately despite it not being for my order type, right?

And assuming I should check-in what’s the preferred way? That night there was a crowd 3 people deep hugging the counter and I noticed a couple people in the back holding their phone up showing the check-in code to the workers. Is that what I should’ve done and they’ll understand? Or am I expected to check-in at the kiosk and just not order again or something? I prefer to not touch the kiosks but will if that’s the proper way. However there was a line for all the kiosks so that would be a wait in itself.

The next time they’re super busy I’ll try this check-in thing but I don’t want to cause any more confusion; it was pretty hectic in there. I just don’t get why check-in is only described as for before ordering and when using a kiosk.

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u/PulseHadron — 17 days ago

▲ 2 r/SkyGame

I’ve created several challenge spaces and they all say ‘New’ for the difficulty level and have no flag, even ones made a few days ago. Do I just not get to see the difficulty level of my creations or is there something I need to do to get out of New status?

Which leads to the next question: how are the difficulty levels determined? Is it just the count of boards to knock over, whether there’s time or wing limitations, or does it measure so many people play and see how many accomplish it?

Also I love how these spaces let you build over the whole area instead of just a little box! I’ve had long range flying ideas that can finally be built

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u/PulseHadron — 24 days ago