for me it’s any food delivery service.
one thing you refuse to spend money on
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OP's Mom.
She's always free, at least for me.
She's always free, at least for me.
I have never used an “app” delivery service.
But then again I can’t remember last time I had a pizza delivered either
Hair dye. Embracing my silver fox days.
Cable tv/ streaming service that costs more than 15$/month
Gonna need to incorporate some new money saving tactics to get through this recession tho
Gonna need to incorporate some new money saving tactics to get through this recession tho
Hawkeye football or men's basketball tickets
Financial advisers
ATM fees. I go to a store or gas station and get something to eat or drink on the card and select cash back instead of flushing the two or three dollars down the toilet.
Credit card interest. I always pay off the balance to keep from having to pay any interest.
This is solid. I almost never (ever!) need cash but if I do, I employ this method.
I laughed my ass off - yes didn't use LMAO...................
reading this thread..
But the ultimate answer is what you know it should be.....
reading this thread..
But the ultimate answer is what you know it should be.....
Diamond encrusted platinum money clip for my ten thousand dollar bills.
Vehicles. I buy new but nothing fancy and I drive them until they are dust. Last 5 I have driven to junk yard.
Never spent over $36,000 on a car
It’s just something to get you to a place.
Never spent over $36,000 on a car
It’s just something to get you to a place.
This, but have never bought new.
Get a bank that refunds them. GreenState does for example
Fireworks. I used to, but what a waste. Plenty of other idiots burning there money and putting on a show in the neighborhood.
My bank reimburses me for ATM fees.
My serious answer is this. I typically buy and cook most of the food in the house. So when someone wants to DoorDash it’s saying not only are they too lazy to make something to eat for themselves or others in the house, they are too lazy to order takeout and go get it, and would rather spend our money on a more expensive DoorDash menu, and then pay a tip to the delivery person. And we live 10 minutes away tops from anyplace people would order from. The exception I will make for this pizza delivery and I’m not sure exactly why i do. Another exception is room service at a hotel, as the prices are about the same as the hotel restaurant, and we have no ability to cook ourselves.
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Greenstate is not a bank, Fred. They just act like one but don't pay taxes. Makes it easier to pay those refunds.
I'm with you too, when we go to concerts and sports events, we are the family parking 7 blocks away and walking
It not only saves money that can be spent on things concessions, not to mention we avoid the traffic jam by the stadium.
Same. I wear everything forever. I can go a year without buying a single clothing item.
I use to run and would go through 3-5 pairs of expensive running shoes a year. I haven’t purchased a pair of sneakers in over 4 years. Walking the dog doesn’t exactly destroy them.
Haircuts, I bet I've paid for 2 in over 30 years. I can't really think of anything else I refuse to pay for.
This. The last time I had food delivered was when my kids were too young to be home alone and it was too much hassle to load them all in the car to go pick up food.
I used to get cash back at Kroger until they started charging a 50¢ fee. I don’t care about the 50¢ but the principle pisses me off. I’m spending $200 on groceries and you’re going to charge me extra to get some cash back?
I just use the ATM. My bank reimburses any fees anyway.
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