This was snapped in a store run by state employees in suburban Philadelphia. Let’s just hope they aren’t planning to put them in charge of the local schools anytime soon.
(Thanks, Bitter!)
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Could possibly mean “Cupcake Vodka is $15.99.”
Vodka is = Vodka’s ?
It seems to be a note to save an item for someone named Cup Cake Vodka, perhaps if she can be persuaded to save $2.00.
I doubt that’s what they meant, especially since they couldn’t even get “cup cake” correct! It’s right there on the bottle!