Is "Buy 2, 2nd is free" just a weird way of saying BOGO? Maybe there's a legal issue? But how can you "buy" something that's free???
No, I mean that's what I meant. BOGO = buy one, get half off. OTOH if something's $2.79 or 5 for $5, you probably have to buy all five to get the discount.
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Ah, I see now, I misread it. At chain stores I usually have to buy the N (N>2) to get the discount. Also, BOGO is confusing, around here it mostly means "buy one get one free", except at one particular chain shoe store.
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