Woman has multiple bags after just going through the checkout. She's standing there looking at the receipt total, looks at the clerk and starts fast-walking out. Walks faster and faster, calling for husband to "Start the car! Start the car"…. Obvious impression is that the cost is so low that the clerk must have made a mistake and they better get out of the parking lot before same clerk realizes it.

I find the ad offensive. If you question the price when it's high, then you should question the price when it's low. There's an assumption of basic dishonesty. And that's what Dodd is guilty of. He may not have known – but if he knew what was "average" and knew that his mortgage was below "average", he had an obligation to ask why – and obviously he didn't. (and if he _didn't_ know those basic facts, then do we _really_ want him in the Senate dealing with decisions of governance?)

Gives a whole new meaning to "Don't ask don't tell", doesn't it!