I've gotten the impression that store item prices have risen over time. Is this wrong? And/or are SBR points harder or easier to come by now? Has SBR rewarded delayed gratification or not particularly? Thank you.
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Best to spend the points because inflation in the system is inevitable. It has already shown itself by increased prices and general lack of choice compared to what it used to be.Comment -
Spend them quicklyComment -
spend them quickly says fishhead who is sitting with 11,544 points
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Incentive for thousands of SBR points ???
Hell yea....more pizzas for you and me....
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It must be nice to have a stash like Fisher.המוסד
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pizzas have been at 125 points since the beginning. you can't beat free food for practically sitting on your ass.Comment -
Originally posted by pavyracer
...you are so right Mr Manalishi.....
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yeah but the price of pizza has actually come down in the real world, papa johns/pizza hut/etc selling any large for $10
pizza hut large meat lover's for $10 - that thing is awesome, i have been buying those all the time and refrigerating what i don't eatComment -
Exactly, and the reason that paying 125 pts for a pizza now is not nealy the deal it was 6 months ago.Originally posted by milwaukee mikeComment -
well....lets knock the price for a pizza down to 100 points
or if you believe in odd/even pricing...lets reduce it to 99 points....
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Put your points in high grade government bond funds for the time being. After the market volatility settles out, I would recommend in shifting some of those points back into solid growth companies to maximize your return. If done correctly, you should be able to just live off the interest your points will generate. Or do what I do and give them away for "oral treats".....you all know who you are.Comment
