I went to Giant in Walnutport to buy a roasted chicken for $5.99. I realized I had to buy $25 to get the chicken on sale, so I bought $18 more in food, including the Shrimp (see Photos, which brought my order to $37 instead of $25. So I went to the desk to ask what happened.) What's maddening is that the instore and circular ads are very misleading for the shrimp. You aren't told you need to buy 2 lbs on the little flyer coupon OR the large sign on the freezer above the shrimp. And the weight isn't exactly noticeble on the sign either. Someone in the store said, "It happens all the time and they won't change it" (i.e., the policy when people have complained.) It's like they're trying to trap people into buying more because many people will just shrug and walk away. But not only are they not respecting shoppers' time, they don't realize there are a lot of folks out there having to making every dollar count. It's a terrible time to be trying to trick people into buying things they may not be able to afford. I personally don't have that problem, but I know there are many who do. read more