In February of 2008, a young MIT-educated economist named Melissa Kendall launched EverySingleCoupon.com in an effort to stimulate the global economy and fend off a coming U.S. recession. Seriously. Just a month earlier, President Bush announced his plan to stimulate the economy with a $600 tax cut that would "put money in people's pockets."

Melissa figured that if Bush could boost the economy by giving Americans a little extra spending money, she could really help cure it's ills by giving all 1,319,872,109 internet users access to every single coupon in the world.

Last year alone, more than $331 billion dollars in potential consumer savings were distributed through coupons, but only $2.6 billion were actually redeemed. That's where you come in. If you have a coupon you can't use yourself, share it with the world on EverySingleCoupon.com and make sure that money doesn't go to waste.

Billy needs it for karate lessons.