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A woman cut discount coupons from a cereal box. She then took the large pile of coupons to use for shopping at the supermarket when her total was $5,000. The cashier refused to accept the coupons because it would take extra work. The young woman immediately asked to see the manager. The cashier reluctantly agreed to accept all the coupons. Half an hour later, the cashier scanned all the coupons. It turned out she didn't have to pay a single cent. Moreover, the supermarket had to give her an additional $2 back to bring the discount total down. She then started buying cheap newspapers to collect all the discount coupons. Until one day, she found that the products she had bought had expired. She then filed a complaint online. Unexpectedly, she received a letter of apology with free coupons attached. She quickly took the coupons to exchange for a new box of cereal. And at that very moment, the cashier let slip important information that when a customer complains, the company always sends compensation coupons. The young woman immediately realized this was an opportunity to make a large sum of money. She then went to a coupon manufacturing factory and ordered a large quantity to be printed for her. After that, she sold the coupons online at a price.