Such an interesting thought.  Yes the math does add up. 

My question is what kind of "mindless" money do we spend?  When I was working it was not unusual to have a purchased coffee every day.  The average was $5.  Doing the math - If I worked 250 days a year then I was spending around $1,250 a year just on coffee...

Thank goodness I retired.  Toy

What is your guilty pleasure and what is it costing you?

Quote from: Solars Toy on July 26, 2021, 10:02:33 AM

Such an interesting thought.  Yes the math does add up. 

My question is what kind of "mindless" money do we spend?  When I was working it was not unusual to have a purchased coffee every day.  The average was $5.  Doing the math - If I worked 250 days a year then I was spending around $1,250 a year just on coffee...

Thank goodness I retired.  Toy

What is your guilty pleasure and what is it costing you?

For me its renting movies when I could just download them for free. I mean its at least 5 dollars a movie, and ya they usually are good quality with subtitles, but its just way cheaper to find them, download them, and search for some matching subtitles, even if it takes longer.

Quote from: T Hunt on July 26, 2021, 10:59:57 AMFor me its renting movies when I could just download them for free. I mean its at least 5 dollars a movie, and ya they usually are good quality with subtitles, but its just way cheaper to find them, download them, and search for some matching subtitles, even if it takes longer.

I am finding it easier to locate shows I watch on the "free" channels and watch them there.  Hope to cut the DirectTV cord when the contract runs out. (soon)  Toy