re Nancy

About the clearance table items that weren't $1. I wouldn't necessarily blame the retailer. Custtomers may have selected items from the regular priced racks, walked by the clearance table, found something they liked better and put the regularly priced item on the clearance table. Surely you have walked through a store (any store) and found many times that were nowhere near their respective rack. Sometimes kids will pick up a toy and carry it around until a parent sees it, takes it sway, and puts it on a nearby shelf.

I am not saying that the retailer is never to blame in this matter, but, give some slack. There are only so many store employees to go around and put misplaced items back in their place. A lot of times, it is done toward the end of the day. Look at the "go-backs" from the cashiers. Same thing. A lot of items are set aside while waiting in the checkout line, too.

If the individual items were labeled "clearance" and didn't ring up the correct price, then that's the store. I'd like to think it was an error in the pricing cash register system, but stores (any store) have been known to purposely mislabel items.