Frank saw this at Dunkin Donuts. It seems Priceline is not the only place you get to name your own price. Downside: you may not actually get a donut, you might get a "donut".
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See, in a situation like this, I'd just walk right up and erase those little buggers. I missed my calling as a copy editor...
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I love the after-thought-looking "Have a nice day" in the corner!
Maybe the quotes are meant to denote that the prices don't include whatever tax applies there? And you can add a cruller or other pastry?
Maybe I'm just inclined to give them the benefit of the doubt because the "Have a Nice Day!" isn't in quotes as it so often is.
I am laughing so hard. Adding you to my blog roll asap.
I like how they bothered to reverse-color-code the words and misused quotation marks. They went to a lot of trouble to make these errors!
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