A peice of paper or word of heresay used and abused by chinese and asian peoples with the intent of purchasing product for the lowest possible price with the future idea of placing that product on EBAY. Many idealists feel that Black Friday (the day after thanksgiving) is the prime day to get a glimpse of these AIA (Asians in Action). These people usually smell weird too. As you could reference, there generally aren't coupon codes offered on deodorant!

A weak man's way of walking during the sacred month of No Nut November.

It is allowed but it can bring great shame upon your bloodline.

Some grocery stores such as Kroger and Meijer offer super-double coupon redemption from time to time. This is when a manufacturer's coupon may be redeemed for two times the face value but generally not more than a two dollar total.

A sufficiently effective and extraordinarily cheap way to satisfy disgruntled guests at a lodging facility; surprisingly effective tactic against the run-of-the-mill inexperienced traveler. (However, the well-traveled veteran will likely see right through this strategy)

Twenty dollar bills obtained from an ATM.Originated in Wired back in 1996. In 2000 they were refered to in Details as dotcom food coupons

The act of "giving someone permission to take and not give back, especially under that someone's false pretense."

Primarily used in the hospitality industry; The act of offering breakfast coupons to disgruntled guests to remedy absolutely any type of negative situation. It's a very cheap (virtually free) means of averting the guest's attention as well as mildly satisfying them.