LOL!
That applies to everyone and in every walk of life, for everything.
Over my lifetime in retail sales and general customer service, the amount of work (and travel) folks go to in order to save a few bucks is astounding.
Not only astounding, but really sad that they have to be so frackin' tight and miserable about every dollar in their lives.
One particular event I remember was when I was a trainee Golf Pro at a really busy public golf course, and we had a particular golf buggy for sale for $44 (circa (1980)..
This pain in the @rse kept coming in saying he could get the same buggy for $40 over in another suburb - easily 20 mins or more drive away.
We said; "Great deal; go and get one". (of course; either he didn't want to drive there, or was basically talking through his rectum).
He kept at us every week for about 2 months about this frickin' $4 discount, and we kept saying frack off. He was endless.
Keep in mind this was back in the days of cash only, and no "Off Course" golf shops to compete with - it was virtually a captive market, and we sold mountains of stuff. We could care less whether he bought one or not, basically.
Eventually he ponied up the $44. Jeesus H.
LOL Bayview I feel your pain!
I held a garage sale some years ago to raise funds for my daughter's volunteer Cambodia trip and put out a brand new pair of shoes I'd never worn (impulse buy I know I know... it's a female thing ) with a miserly $2 on the box (from memory they cost approx$30 new and were labelled) - a lady tried them on (yes they fit well) groaned about the $2 and offered me $1.... even when I pointed out I what I was raising money for it didn't deter her. I declined on principal