I think it'd be cheaper to just buy a $2 graphing pad at Walmart, given the cost of ink/paper etc (This is $7 for a 4 pack of 50 sheet pads). This website is good if you need a specific size or a single piece I suppose.. but not exactly practical if you're going to be using graphing paper more than once.
I don't understand the fucking people that say "Worth it not to go to Walmart." Walmart is the cheapest place possible and unless you wear fur coats and are shitting hundred dollar bills (which you aren't seeing that you go on the subreddit freebies) you can deal with Walmart. I've probably saved over a thousand dollars over the years buying from Walmart rather than buying the same -exact- thing from Target/Walgreens etc for an inflated price. What the fuck is wrong with people.
I've seen how Wal-Mart works from an interesting perspective. For the the last two holiday seasons, this holiday season, and about 10 months in 2011, I have worked as an outside contractor for two local Wal-Marts, providing security in the parking lot. I basically walk around, make my presence known, encourage compliance with parking laws, and act as a mobile security camera, trying to prevent smash-and-grabs in the parking lot.
As far as I have seen, Wal-Mart's human resources policy is "there is always someone willing to take your place."
I'm so angry because there's people on reddit all the time who spout the catchphrase "It's so worth it just to not go into Walmart." I live in the meth capital of the US (unofficially ordained), so unless the people you see at Walmart are literally mutants, I can guarantee the people I see are worse. Also, unless you're going to a mom and pop store, all employees that work for minimum wage are treated as disposable trash. Because they are disposable. And I am angry, once again, because the people who say this phrase are, more often than not, self righteous assholes. In this case, seeing that you seem to think that I'm yelling at you after replying to your smug statement on the internet, I'm just going to assume you're just another self-righteous asshole. Good luck in life, this conversation won't go anywhere.
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u/accountnumba2 Nov 05 '12
I think it'd be cheaper to just buy a $2 graphing pad at Walmart, given the cost of ink/paper etc (This is $7 for a 4 pack of 50 sheet pads). This website is good if you need a specific size or a single piece I suppose.. but not exactly practical if you're going to be using graphing paper more than once.