Also TLC should note that this was filmed in the early 2000s

This is another form of hoarding.  I’ve never seen any of these people donating the 100s of tubes of toothpaste they buy.  All that stuff goes bad.

Buying products you don’t need and don’t give away is insane. There was a woman buying like 40 packets of cold cuts…. They have a use by … what a waste. Those helping organisations and such are doing it for the right reasons.

So 60 hours a week, so her time is worth nothing? She basically is saving nothing. She could work a job and save more money and time.

This is 26 + years old. Don’t feel bad. Coupons are your store card and what’s on sale that week.

Sitting inside a dumpster in ballet flats and no gloves is wild.

Imagine dumpster-diving in your ridiculous glitter flats and landing directly on a USED NEEDLE 😅

Not any actual food stuff. A lot of junk really

I don't get it. 60 bags of salad will not cover the food need for 2 months, more like for 20 hours and then a huge pile of rotten salad...

The one girl who donates what she doesn’t need to charity and to sponsor people in the military is amazing. Wonder where she is now

That’s honestly way too much for my brain. I legit couldn’t handle extreme couponing 😅🤣🤣💀

If she's spending so much time couponing, wouldn't she make more money working????

That Julie... What a horrible person being so mean against those kids. If she's not happy with the help she's getting. Do it yourself then and leave them alone -.-!! For sure I walked out on her too and never came back.

All that cereal will exp. And u do not look like u have a lot of money . That was so vain of u to even say

I have kept a shelf of extra food, toiletries and cleaning product's in past, however that shelf was open to friends. Why you would openly hoard food and not donate or open it to family is wild. Like the lady in #3 is supporting family, even though her purchases are unorthodox 😅

Thats nice she helps people

The problem with this is if your family won't eat it it sits and goes stale, and the Zyrtec, unless someone actually takes it daily and needs it it's worthless. So idk hopefully what they buy they actually need

I respect the dedication and all the time these women put into couponing. Especially when they donate too.

My hats off to these ladies even though these stories might be old

Where I live in SW Missouri we don't see coupons in our pitiful paper and our stores don't take them.