Unexpected Benefits

Unexpected BenefitsAARP Member Benefits Update

When I Turned Fifty

Unexpected benefits began to materialize. I received discount offers on walkers, power-lift recliners, walk-in bathtubs, and other things I so desperately needed at that advanced age. And when I joined the AARP (the American Association of Retired Persons) I started receiving regular Benefits Updates. Still, this one surprised me: Two days ago, I received the unexpected benefit of learning exactly…

How long I had left to live.

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55 Responses to Unexpected Benefits

  1. Mitch, I read where there are grace periods depending on storage! You could easily add five years if you were canned! 😁

  2. I started getting mail from them at 30. 😂

  3. peterspetra says:

    When I was about 40, the very young shop assistant of a perfumery offered me a small tube of anti-ageing cream for free… I have never returned to that shop for more than 30 years now…

  4. Mya says:

    This is hilarious. I actually laughed out loud sitting at my desk! I hope that’s not true and I’m going to check my card now!

  5. Edward Ortiz says:

    😂 That’s funny. You’d better get all the discounts you can then. I use mine at McAlister’s all the time. I need to check my expiration date and eat a few more sandwiches just in case.

  6. 😆 Mitch, I was already laughing when I got to your comments section.😆 You guys!💛 (I was asked if I qualified for a senior discount in the same week I was later carded for a six-pack!🤔.. did I need to go a L’Oreal shade lighter, or NOT?)

  7. ktz2 says:

    Once upon a time, on my 35th birthday I was carded buying beer at the market. . that was nice –then the very next day I got unsolicited ‘mail inviting me’ to subscribe to AARP. . .ahaha

  8. My condolences.

  9. Gail Perry says:

    They’re freezing people, you know. Then there’s no expiry date. Unless there happens to be a significant power outage.😉

  10. Haha! I hope you prove them wrong, Mitch. 🌹🪦🌹😪

  11. Anonymous says:

    LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! XDXDXDXD

  12. Ab says:

    Better make the most of the walk in bath now!

  13. Carolina Mom says:

    Funny! I hope that’s not true. 😂

  14. robstroud says:

    Enjoy your final lustrum, brother..

  15. Bronlima says:

    Well, that means there are still a lot of posts to come.

  16. Funny! Where can I look for my Exp Date?

  17. Fifienne says:

    I think this was just the trial period. The full version unlocks in 2031 🙂

  18. Update the bucket list for sure!

  19. Todd R says:

    Funny! Comedian Steven Wright had a joke about an expiration date on his birth certificate, but this is even better

  20. Andi says:

    That’s too funny! 😂 I’m sure we all have something in our pantry with an expired date. Still good! You have nothing to worry about. 😉

  21. Andi says:

    You could load yourself up on Twinkies. They never go bad I hear.

  22. Terry says:

    Oh my, lol.

  23. Anonymous says:

    Ugh. Someone in the marketing department needs to lose their posting privileges

  24. M. says:

    Ouch 🫣😅

  25. Norma says:

    🤣 Is funny, God bless you, long life dear Mitch.

  26. You can’t Unsee such information but you can ignore it.

  27. ibarynt says:

    Oh, that is a little too exact.

  28. I could not wait to reach my mother’s age. And now, must be early Alzheimer 🙂 because every day of the first week I forget thus missing out on my discounts. 🙂

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