My friend bought a jar of peanut butter from CVS

    by Shaneblaster

    44 Comments

    1. Why do environmentalists tell us about separating trash and stuff. When the world’s corporations are doing literally horrible things compared to us. Just imagine how many stores around the world print such huge checks EVERYDAY.

    2. I thought they were trying to cut back on this a few years ago, I remember an employee telling me “we’re not as bad as reddit makes us out to be” and thought it was hilarious I think a few times I wasn’t handed one. Now though, they are getting huge again it seems.

    3. That’s my go-to pick up phrase:

      _my dick is longer than a CVS receipt_

      Too bad I tried to use it in Europe…. Not very successful there. _Pardon, je ne comprends pas_

    4. You can always just request no/emailed receipt. Or not use your extracare card if you don’t want all the coupons that are connected to your account.

    5. Hmmm.. JIf peanut butter. The peanut butter that defines how you pronounce GIF. Because that is what the makers of GIF named it after.

    6. Tengallonhatpat on

      “*I’ve been going to CVS for years and still don’t know what it stands for*”

    7. arothmanmusic on

      These days you can opt out of the receipt or get it electronically, thank god. CVS offers some really nice discounts if you get on their app – I got a three-pack of toothpaste for like a dollar a few weeks ago because I stacked a couple of discounts and coupons. They send 30% or 40% off codes to me constantly.

    8. You can use the old (insert any area code) 867-5309 phone number for nearly any store loyalty number.

      But be warned, at CVS it will print out a longer receipt than that.

    9. Redditor0nReddit on

      So let’s see how much paper CVS uses….

      1. Number of Transactions: CVS has around 10,000 stores in the US, and if each store handles, say, 500 transactions per day, that’s 5 million receipts per day.

      2. Receipt Length: Assuming the average CVS receipt is about 3 feet long (for simplicity), that’s about 15 million feet of paper per day.

      3. Converting to Miles: 15 million feet is roughly 2,840 miles of paper per day.

      4. Annual Paper Usage: Multiplying by 365 days in a year, CVS could be using more than 1 million miles of paper annually in just receipts.

      That’s enough to wrap around the Earth about 40 times! Quite a lot of paper for something that most people probably throw away.

    10. SpinningYarmulke on

      Cvs sucks. It’s one of those stores that was better back in the day. Their pharmacy is especially awful with a three shift system and employees being moved around like chess pieces. The other day I picked up a medication and got texted two hours later it was ready for pickup. 🤷🏼‍♂️

    11. MeHumanMeWant on

      Puts on Melville Corp.

      Commercial real estate is fd, looks like they need foot traffic BAAAAD

    12. Longjumping-Love-996 on

      Wow, it is crazy how desperate CVS has become for customers to make more purchases at their stores! Not sure if this is an early sign that the company is running out of business soon, who knows!!

    13. If you think CVS receipts are too long, no what you’re really going to hate?

      Books!

      (RIP Norm)

    14. FaithGirl3starz3 on

      1. How tall is your friend? The reason I ask is because my brother bought a chapstick and same thing happened. He is 6 foot 2 and the receipt was 7 foot!

    15. He color coordinated his outfit with his jar of peanut butter. He must really like that stuff.

    Leave A Reply