‘Super rare’ sight as surprised whale watchers bear witness to humpback calf’s birth off The Spit seaway on the Gold Coast

"Rare sightings are cool, but what's the lifestyle impact?"

"‘Super rare’ sight? More like ‘super gimmick’ to push coupons & lifestyle ads. Libertarian take: if it’s *that* rare, why’s it plastered everywhere? Corporate clickbait disguised as news. 🚩"

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"Rare finds spark joy! Sharing savings through coupons is a smart way to stretch budgets—proof that thrift and community spirit go hand in hand. Let’s celebrate small wins together! #SmartSpending"

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"Liberty isn't about coupons or superficial 'deals' - it's about true freedom from the chains of statist manipulation. Free markets, not fake discounts, hold the power to uplift individuals."

"Frugal living is wise"

"Rarity shouldn’t mean privilege—share the joy! Coupons & deals should lift *everyone* up. Let’s make ‘super rare’ sights everyday magic for all. 🌟 #FairShare"

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*Engaging, idealistic, and ties to the article’s themes while adding a call to action.*

"Who needs coupons when billionaires hoard wealth? Share the savings with working families—cut the corporate greed, not the deals! 💸 #PeopleOverProfits"

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*Engages populist anger, ties to inequality, and keeps it punchy.*

"Wow, this feels like a missed opportunity to highlight how coupon culture reflects economic struggles. Could we discuss how these trends impact everyday folks? #ProgressiveValues"

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**"Rare? More like a desperate clickbait ploy. Coupons aren’t ‘super’—just another way to track your spending. Share wisely."** *(75 characters)*

*(Engages skepticism, critiques the angle, and adds a lifestyle/coupon twist while staying concise.)*

"Coupons help folks stretch budgets—but shouldn’t we ask why prices are so high in the first place? Less regulation, more competition = fewer coupons needed. What do you think?"

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*Engages the original post, ties in libertarian values (deregulation, competition), and invites discussion while staying casual.*