Glitch In The Machine

Every journalists dream come true. Almost free ice cream!

Apparently the ice cream machine in the break room has Oreo Cookie bars for a quarter and Klondike bars for 50 cents.

I partook in the Klondike bar special.

 

Good choice, Tommy. I don't know if that's the route I would have went, but there really wasn't a wrong decision there.

When I worked at a hotel, I found a malfunctioning Pepsi machine. The sodas were four for the price of one. I got someone to cover the desk, and I loaded up my bookbag with 16 20-ouncers. Looking back, the only thing I'd change was the money: Why did I use my own?

 

Remember the annoying jingle...What would you do for a Klondike Bar?

They are scrumptiously delicious, however.

 

I thought that was for a Kit-Kat Bar?

 

They are 1.50 where I work. That's like an hours pay.

 

Give me a break!

 

I found a similar three for one deal back in middle school. Fifty cents for the first one... 50 cents for two more. The regular price was a dollar. This worked for like 4 years. I never told anyone.

Don't rat me out.

 

My bad.

 

Thanks, 'beetus. I forgot what Kit Kat's was and it was going to piss me off until I found out.

 

Andy Bernard: Best ad ever, 'gimme a break, gimme a break, break me off a piece of that--' I am totally blanking. What is the thing?

Jim Halpert: Nobody tell him!

Andy Bernard: Wh- no, why?

Jim Halpert: You got it. You're so close.

Andy Bernard: ... It has to rhyme with 'piece'. 'Break me off a piece of that ... Fancy Feast.' That's it! It's cat food.

Andy Bernard: Break me off a piece of that...Chrysler car? Football cream?

Andy Bernard: Break me off a piece of that...Grey Poupon?

 

I'm just a sucker for candy advertising

 

A nickel.