It's the final countdown! What demographic did your extra claims label you and your community? Did the extra claim slots affect your daily life habits?

My stats are female, 56 yo, single, never married, lives alone, no siblings, GED, some college, less than 13k annual income, 768 credit score, one dog, one cat, dedicated home chef, suburban country living, free store delivery, free store pick up, and free shipping loving, poor tipping, Walmart+ customer.

I ordered a lot of good stuff I need with my additional promo claim slots. Small kitchen appliances, cookware, e bike, fountain pool, mini fridge, bedding, dog and cat items, towels, washcloths, hand towels, shoes, slippers, furniture, too much more to mention! Now, I am getting next season stuff like slippers, space heaters and blankets, and items for spare rooms I am going to rent.

Personally, 15 items at once was a lot of work. It made me Veruca Salt and I want it now. I have to be home for all the unpredictable deliveries and bring them in using unreliable tracking before the neighborhood cats peed on it, the squirrels cracked, ate, and poooed nuts on it, the deer crushed it, an indigenous swamp marsupial used it for a swamp kepone dam filtration system, it got rained on, blown away, or the birds flew away with it for nesting. At least five deliveries a day. Assembly and testing. Perfecting reviews. It was an all day every day thing! Unless a seller offers free privacy fencing with free installation, an install free walk in shower, or a new clothes dryer, then I have gotten everything I wanted or needed. My sleep schedule is completely reversed. I go to bed at 9 am and wake up at noon.

Hivemind thoughts?