We all love a good bargain.
But one of Argos' latest money-saving deals caught customers' attention for all the wrong reasons.
The deal involved a pair of generously reduced curtains - but shoppers noticed that the discounted product carried an uncanny resemblance of a pesky item many people are trying to give up.
Twitter user @wendymillssmith - who spotted similarity - tweeted: "Why have Argos made curtains look like JPS superkings."
She shared the tweet alongside the picture of retailer's tempting deal that saw the curtains priced down from £15 to £5.99. Bargain!
The post caused quite the stir with followers on social media.
Twitter user @parttimesport tweeted: "This is how the world looks when you're trying to stop smoking."
With @Nichsmith declining the bargain deal, posting: "Sorry Argos, trying to quit!"
But it was Twitter's part-time comics who were ready and waiting to steal their show with their punchy cigarette-related one-liners.
Twitter user @MalwPapachalks replied: "Bet they drag on the floor."
And @kmshaw44 asked if the curtains were 'silk cut'.
Joining in on the jokes, @Infinite_loop tweeted: "Wow, only £5.99 a pack - smokin'."
And @LoweyDY8 added: "To be fair, they're cheaper than a pack of fags."
Thankfully, @WolfSomerset chimed in to calm all of the madness down, posting: "Are they rollerblinds? It's getting silly now. Come on, pull yourself together."
We checked the Argos website and unfortunately, if you're a fan of the set you're out of luck.
You can no longer purchase the curtains in the colour mustard - but you can buy the same printed border unlined eyelet curtains in neutral for £8 down from £20.
