Couponing HOT TOPIC: How Many is TOO Many? What Would YOU Do??

This is a picture of a pallet of K Cups being sold at Sam's Club to 1 woman last week. Each box contains 64 K Cups and on sale for $.51 each. So if she was buying a 100 boxes, that's 6400 K cups! (She bought more than 100 boxes but I wanted to give you a general idea of how many K Cups were in it.)
If she was going to donate this, is that a legitimate reason to take all that was on that pallet?
If she was really going to drink all of this, give it away to family members & friends that have Kuerigs, are they going to be able to use all of it before the expiration date? (K Cups don't have a long shelf life.)
Maybe she was buying for herself, some family members and/or friends?

This was certainly a great deal but do you feel that "early bird  gets the worm" deserves it or should she have left some, a few and at least half of what she got for everyone else? She isn't obligated to do so so is that acceptable answer? What's considered a "reasonable amount? Is there even such a word in the couponing world - perhaps a world where everyone has to fend for themselves to find a great deal, regardless of quantity?
Would you be excited for her or upset that she got it? Why?