Here are a few coupons to Footlocker and affiliated stores like FootAction and Champs - both brick and mortar and online.  Most are 30%, with few restrictions.

From Slickdeals:

Footlocker has a new set of 30% off printable and online Family & Friends coupons available for all of its stores. You also get an extra 10% off if you spend a total of $100 or more (in-store only). Thanks bobbyk418, AR 24, warriorpb, mshanke and FeelFree86

Online 30% off coupons

• Foot Locker, Lady Foot Locker and Kids Foot Locker use code LKS1CP87
• Champs Sports use code LKS16FFB
• FootAction USA use code FF7A34L8

Printable 30% off + 10% extra off on $100+ purchase coupons:

• Foot Locker, Lady Fot Locker and Kids Footlocker
• Champs Sports
• FootAction USA

Yesterday, California’s largest Whole Foods opened in Cupertino, California - a few miles North of San Jose.  I went to this place today, and it is absolutely enormous.

Basically, just think of any normal Whole Foods, and imagine each department expanding by a factor of 10.  The wine section is huge, and the store features a large japanese food section with freshly prepared teriyaki bowls, yakitori, and pre-made sushi.  There are  also large buffet sections for ‘world’ cuisine, salads, soup and chili.

Hmmm, what else?  There is a cafeteria-style restaurant, and a large area for food samples.  They also have an oil tasting area, and a training area where I think they give cooking classes.

There is also a clothing section which is surprisingly large.  They have lots of hippie clothes made of random organic threads and stuff - I mean, that’s kind of a waste of space in my opinion - who really buys clothes from Whole foods?

I went there for lunch today, and got some of their fried chicken.  I got two fried chicken breasts and some rice - a generous lunch but nothing out of the ordinary.  This meal, however, cost $11, which was a total rip off.

That’s one thing about Whole Foods - it costs to eat organic shit.  And I’m not really convinced that it’s worth it.

I would suggest waiting a week or so before you visit, however.  Yesterday during the grand opening it was so packed I could not even find parking.  Today, it was still packed and generally uncomfortable to navigate - even without a cart.

In any case, if you’re in the area, you really need to see this place.  It is awesome to shop there - and their selection is excellent of course.

This seems like a really bad idea, but interesting nonetheless.  Pocket Shots are portable, disposable pouches of your favorite hard liquors, including gin, tequila, vodka, and whiskey.  Each Pocket Shot is 80 proof, and is 50ml in volume.

The motto of Pocket Shot is “Flask on the Fly,” which pretty much explains the market for the product - alcoholics.  The company’s website proposes potential applications for the product, including hiking, golfing, rollerblading, swimming and shopping.  This picture below, also suggests that a day out on the lake in a canoe is also ideal for pocket shots.

The market for this product is somewhat questionable.  Anyone who would drink while, say, rollerblading or shopping probably already has a flask that works just fine.  And for the rest of us, the barrier to drinking while rollerblading is not the lack of a disposable pouch of alcohol…it’s the lack of a degenerate addiction.

Pocket Shot also suggests that their product can be used while clubbing or partying…which kind of makes sense.  Although typically while parting or clubbing alcohol is already readily available…it’s not like you need to sneak in drinks to the club.

In any case, let me if anyone has tried this yet.  I swear, this thing will only sell to alcoholics and teenagers.