Even though we don't actually live in Orlando, we are considered part of the area. I guess I'm not too surprised it made the list. With all the retirees in the area, it's got to be a necessity. Anyway, interesting read!
I was surprised the Kansas City was soo high on the list #6 and Dallas was so low on the list #14. I would have thought it would have been the other way around...Interesting....
Though not based on couponing & digital devices, I would think Salt Lake, Provo & other Utah cities would be some of the most frugal, just based on their Mormon principles of a year's stockpile, buying in bulk from the Mormon "stores" (for lack of a better word) and places like Honeyville, etc. Just my thoughts on the subject.
Interesting...........and interesting that Seattle dropped off the list. Interesting that it ever even MADE the list.
Wish they would have said more about the type of coupons...............in this area unless you are buying shampoo, laundry soap, etc. the coupons are for boxed, chemical filled, items...........for paper coupons........not sure about phone items.
Couponing doesn't necessarily equate to being frugal.
Being frugal means making the most of your dollar. Which in many cases is cooking from scratch and using cloth everything. Coupons are for processed foods and paper products. So the real frugal people (like us here ) are not being represented because the food stock we buy are not coupon material. (fruits, veggies, flour, sugar, etc etc. you get my point)
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