[hawaiian mage]

Yeah, I hear what your saying. Like, with me any way, there's this little convenience store down the road called the "Puget Pantry" (it's called that becuase the store is located on Puget street, haw haw haw.) The other day I decided to bike over to the store and by some candy or something, I wasn't exactly sure what I wanted. I go in there, look around for a while, and eventually find these Klondike bars that aren't actually Klondike bars but cookie-ice cream sandwiches made by Klondike. They have a price tag and it says they are $1.99, I figure they must be pretty good if they charge two dollars for it so I went ahead and got it. I go up to the counter and give him two bucks and then start going through my wallet looking for change.

You know what the cashier does?

He gives me back a penny!

There is NO TAX at the Puget Pantry! When they say their klondike ice cream sandwiches are $1.99 they MEAN their klondike ice cream sandwiches are $1.99! The honesty in their advertising really warmed my heart. Since that encounter I have gone back to the store many times, becuase even if they over charge on their food in order to stay in business, and least they are honest about it.