For perspective of others, I will spend $200 on quality shoes, $100 on a good belt, $400 on a kitchen appliance. I tend to shop a bit, both for quality and then price. It helps that the kids are older and don’t break as much any more.
bradorsomething
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As I’ve started growing my wealth I’m able to buy quality things that last, and it’s led to the bizarre feeling that on black friday, I don’t need any of the door buster deals. You’ve probably heard of the Vimes boot theory of wealth, and I’ve seen it play out over time. I even re-sole good boots now.
I mean Tim, if you wanted me to stop using maps you could have just asked, you didn’t need to insert ads.
In their defense, the doors of the contract opened up, not out, like on poor people’s cars.
I love to turn on the 24-hr adult swim of venture bros and just drop into an episode.
Well stop spec’ing $30k lights when it come from the same factory as the $500 light. 🙂
Electrical contractor, I’m actually posting from an attic right now. If you’re in a blue state and young, I strongly recommend you look into the field.
I did not come here to make this comment, but I upvoted it for its sentiment.
Does your school allow cat-calling in the halls?
Are any keys sticking on your keyboard?
All I see is ******* when you type it.
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Look at this guy eating chicken caviar.