The neon sign on my local "Pharmacy America Trusts" reads "Dr. Siegal's Cookie Diet $59.99."
Say what? They sure have some wacky products in those WAG stores, don't they? Apparently on this diet you eat 6 of these cookies during the day, and then you're allowed to have, y'know, a 'sensible' dinner. I imagine anyone who could actually stick to this would indeed lose weight. That 59.99 price buys one week worth of cookies. Seems a little pricey to me.
I bet they're selling like crazy -- that's why it's up in lights.
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Those wacky WAGs will sell any kind
of highly marked-up schlock they
think they can get away with...
Used to work in their HQ, where
people would literally wait for
someone to die or retire so they'd
be considered for a promotion. Needless
to say, I bailed as fast as I could.
Verification word: corig. Isn't that
for HTN?
Waggy-world has changed it's tag line. It's now "There's a way..." So, I guess you can't trust them anymore?
I just sat through a Taco Bell commercial advertising their "drive-thru diet" which can't possibly be any better but at least you'll get out of their drive-thru for a lot less than $59.99!
TRP
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