If you’ve ever stood in the supermarket holding a bamboo toothbrush in one hand and a plastic one in the other, debating if saving the planet is worth an extra
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Remember when “shopping smart” meant clipping coupons from the Sunday newspaper? Cute. Fast-forward to 2025, and now you can literally just talk your way into discounts. That’s right, voice search
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