It was a fun (and cheap) time to be in Argentina if you had US dollars.Also keep in mind I am a max saver and my monthly spend in an expensive market like Washington DC is still only $2k to $3k a month, since my housemates pay my mortgage (actually I cash flow $1600 a month on my primary residence) and I have no car payment and I clip coupons and I am extremely cheap. 

I pack my lunch almost every day, we use coupons and shop at discount stores.

At check in they gave us a coupon for a roll of nickels to play the slots in the "casino" (read bar with slot machines) across the parking lot.

We brought a coupon for our group.

I don't think we all need to go the FI way and live in a POS our whole life, eating beans and rice and clipping coupons. 

There are other assisted living programs which help seniors alter their homes (stair lifts, wheel chair ramps, etc) so they may remain in them longer.In Manitoba, you have Manitoba Housing which provides similar subsidized housing programmes (though, if I recall, MB Housing owns their own buildings ... some provinces - NB for one - no longer do that, but provide coupons to subsidize housing with private landlords).

All homes need to be updated with a new CO upon sale to get a mortgage  or cash with a permit to bring into compliance.

I don't mail them coupon books or post notices on their door.

A bond is issued with a particular principal amount and a coupon rate, say 5%; resulting in a stream of payments.  

@Stephen WallaceBut Stephen, this Harbor Freight coupon says I get 90% off my of one item and they'll throw in an air compressor. :)