OK, most of us. Hell, Mopar Jamie might even be 40 now (shudders, also where is that guy?)

Anyway, today I went into Walgreens to buy some makeup remover for my daughter and a few things for myself. I got to checkout and the cashier asked if I get the "senior discount" - so I asked what's up with that?

Today (in store, all week online apparently) you get 20% off (with restrictions - lots of them) if you are 55 or older. That's not bad at all!

I never thought about it but I bet there a lot of those kinds of deals out there. Not for car parts, maybe, but do you know of any good ones??

Speak for yourself, Whippersnapper!

Verizon rep claims I'm eligible for a senior discount on unlimited data (which I could definitely use)
but their website doesn't support that notion. I need to either sit on the phone for 2 hours or, for
the ultimate old person experience, go talk to a human at the store.....

62 here this past Sept
My body reminds of that on a regular basis it seems

Around here, many of the young sales people automatically give "old people" the senior discount. It bothered me a bit when they started just doing it (some even before my time), but it didn't take long to get used to it. I'm past 65 now, so all of them apply now.
I consider it a badge of honor to have made it this far up in the years, in this crazy world. I also figure it is a discount of the overcharge they get from everyone, so I don't have a problem collecting all I can get. Gene

"what about me?" (I'm 54).

Dang you guys are young. I’m 77. That senior discount is old hat for me. I always ask for the military discount since the wife and I are both retired Air Force. 25 years each.

I feel old.
Turned 50 this year

Carsten

i can't remember 50 minutes ago, let alone remember when i was 50...........

I feel old.
Turned 50 this year

Carsten

Wait till you get to 75 like me....where was I going with this......

I hear they are working on a senior GPS app. Not only does it tell you how to get where you are going, it will also tell you why you went there to start with.

I could use one of those.

Me too! LOL

Wendy's gives a 10% Senior Discount on everything except value meals. You have to ask for it, they don't volunteer to give it.

I believe there are websites like the AARP that publish lists of senior discounts. I should take my own advice and check it out myself!

I'll be 66 in two months. Retired three years. Each day is a cycle in life.

5:30am try and get out of bed feel like 70
6:00am get coffee feel like 60
8:00am have breakfast feel like 50
9:00am out in the garage or outside, working on car or yard feel like 45
10:00am starting to loosen up feel like 40
Noon take the motorcycle for a ride feel like 30
2:00pm relaxed from ride, slowing down feel like 40
4:00pm have dinner start to get lazy feel like 50
6:00pm shower and watch news, feel like 60
8:00pm starting to dose off feel like 65 again

That's some funny stuff. 59 here. When I first step out of my truck after driving for an hour my one knee is stiff, not painful, just stiff (arthritis?) and I look like I'm 80 for the first 20 steps

Sad getting old. So much I wanted to do. I consciously look at things knowing I'm too old to do that; change career, learn to scuba dive, chase old women

That's some funny stuff. 59 here. When I first step out of my truck after driving for an hour my one knee is stiff, not painful, just stiff (arthritis?) and I look like I'm 80 for the first 20 steps

Sad getting old. So much I wanted to do. I consciously look at things knowing I'm too old to do that; change career, learn to scuba dive, chase old women