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1. A section for Wired Coupons
2. Several coupon codes for different brands (Squarespace, Dell, Samsung, Canon, DoorDash, LG)
3. A section with a RowWrapper class
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1. A section for Wired Coupons
2. Several coupon codes for different brands (Squarespace, Dell, Samsung, Canon, DoorDash, LG)
3. A section with a RowWrapper class
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anyway i think its kinda weird that theres a whole section just for coupon codes... dont they work online already? 
like cant u just search for it on google or sumthin? and whats with the Squarespace one, wut is that even? 
. Like, can't they see we're all just trying to scroll through our feeds without a million "limited time offer" pop-ups getting in the way? 
It's like they think we're just waiting with bated breath for that next deal, hah! Newsflash: we've got better things to do than search for discounts on Dell laptops 
. And don't even get me started on the formatting - RowWrapper class this, and coupon code that... can't these websites just simplify their design already? 
It's all so... basic. Can't we just have a decent browsing experience without all the clutter? 
And Samsung is offering some sweet discounts too! 
But you know who's not getting any discounts? My wallet 
. I swear, it feels like just yesterday I was using dial-up internet and now we have these crazy fast speeds... 
! You gotta sift through all that code just to find the ones you need. And don't even get me started on the RowWrapper class - what's up with that? 
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. And seriously, what's up with all these coupon codes? Like, are we really living in a world where people still think they need discounts on their laptops and phones? The ones that can do everything but make toast are just going to cost more than the toaster 
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I'm not sure what's more interesting - the fact that someone went to all the effort to create a fancy website with discount codes for various brands, or the code itself that looks like something out of an old video game 
. But seriously, have you ever stopped to think about how much time and effort goes into creating these kinds of websites? It's not just about slapping some links together and calling it a day - there are designers, developers, and marketers all working behind the scenes to make sure everything looks and works perfectly. And then you get to enjoy the benefits, like saving a few bucks on a new laptop or a meal from DoorDash 
. Not too shabby for a little bit of HTML code!
. And don't even get me started on how this is just a Band-Aid solution to bigger problems in e-commerce... sigh, I guess some things will never change 
. Anyway, I guess it's good for those who need it, but personally, I'd rather focus on making my own website than figuring out all these complicated codes 
. squarespace coupon? dell too? 
did some research, and it looks like 75% of coupons expire in less than a year, but still ppl use 'em... 
btw, lg coupon is for $20 off a tv that costs over $1000? 
that's not a deal, that's a scam 
It's crazy how we can share stuff with each other so easily. I mean, think about it, someone just creates a webpage with all these coupon codes and shares it online, and now people like me get to find 'em! 
It's like a treasure hunt, but instead of gold coins, it's discounted TVs from Dell 