Browse In & Save

You can you know Browse in here and save. So I thought.
It’s a reject shop/​cheap as chips type shop where I usually browse, and you know spend money on crap I didn’t know I needed but still probably don’t need.
But hey if you want parallel imported chocolates, half off Pringles (who pays full price for Pringles anyway, amiright!) stationary, bathroom products, household items like tarps, power cords, bulk packet of VHS’s, fake flowers, chocolates and more lollies.
If there are things you need for a party, or stationary or a tarp. I would probably go here.
In fact I did go here. But I only bought Pringles.
Another highlight, cheap herbs out front. Cheaper than bunnings so that’s a win.

I love discount stores and I am unashamed to say it. Of course they are often full of total crap that nobody needs at dirt cheap prices, but they also have equally as many bargains with several dollars of the usual things you would always pay more for. Browse and Save is just around the corner from my house and I ducked in for the first time to see what it was like. The store is very clearly organised into aisles which have themes, making it really easy to find things. They sell a great range of cards and wrapping paper, with nothing over $ 3.00. There is also a whole section of ribbons where you can buy the whole ream for $ 2.00. Bar-​gain.
The staff are not amazing and the only girl serving was on the phone almost the whole time I was there which was a little rude. There was also some really cool vintage wire mannequins which I wanted to buy as a decorative item for my room, but at around $ 80.00 weren’t quite as cheap as I would have hoped.

A great place to shop around and buy shit you didn’t even know you needed.
I came home with a mullet wig, a recorder, a metre long novelty candy cane, some Elvis sunglasses, toilet paper with 100 dollar bills printed on them, and my girlfriend talked me into buying some candles that smell like cinnamon donuts.
Granted you do save a lot of money just browsing like the name of the store suggests, however browsing wasn’t enough for the weak minded such as myself, and consequently, I was defeated, so 40 bucks later…