Name an expensive product or service that’s worth it

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The chocolate chip cookies from Wegmans.

Yes!!! I received these as part of a care package when recovering from surgery and could not believe how good they were.

Where in the store does one find these magic cookies?

[Anonymous]

Worth it: Divorce.

[Anonymous]

Cordless vacuum

[Anonymous]

Worth it:
- biweekly cleaner
- monthly car wash membership, as long as you go twice. It keeps the salt and bird crap and other corrosive stuff off my car.
- Target Debit red card, 5% off, free shipping and it costs nothing (do not switch to the credit card)

[Anonymous]

Grass fed meat and dairy from small local farms

[Anonymous]

Old solid cast iron is so much better than any other cookware.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Good bras
Good jeans
Good eyeglasses

Disagree on eyeglasses. Go to Zenni and get as many pairs as you want for like $25 each.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Worth it:

A pair of properly fitted running shoes
Le Creuset dutch oven
Wusthoff knives
For cat owners, a litter robot
For parents, Kyte sleep sacks and high end strollers like Cybex or Uppa Baby

I've been considering a litter robot. Which one do you have?

[Anonymous]

Underinsured automobile insurance

[Anonymous]

For us :
Weekly house cleaner
Le Creuset cookware
High quality butter
Car detailer who comes to house
Vaccum system throughout house so we don't have to lug the vac around.

[Anonymous]

Zojirushi rice cooker and Dyson stick vacuum

[Anonymous]

For the kids:

Sticker cabana stickers
Gazillion bubbles
Lakeshore Learning toys
All about reading/all about spelling
Alphabet Beats handwriting
Kumon my first book of/my book of cutting, mazes, and pasting

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Anonymous wrote:Hanky Panky panties. So glad I dropped Victoria’s Secret a few years ago on the advice of this board!

Mackage coats. Stylish, beautiful and warm. I look forward to breaking mine out every December.

Classic designer items. This includes my Burberry trench, Chanel classic flap, etc. They are great additions to my wardrobe and have lasted way longer than cheaper alternatives.

What style is your favorite? Some of the styles are so interesting, but I wonder if theyd be flattering on anyone over a size 000?

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Tuition at any of Harvard, Yale, Princeton, MIT, Stanford, and other top 15 national universities.

Tuition at demanding, disciplined elementary and prep schools.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Good bras
Good jeans
Good eyeglasses

Disagree on eyeglasses. Go to Zenni and get as many pairs as you want for like $25 each.

DP. I wear progressives, and I can't do Zenni any longer. The place I go also doesn't sell Chinese stuff, and while I suspect there's no such thing as ethical capitalism, there is definitely rock-bottom exploitive consumerism, and I avoid that as much as possible.

Worth it: being able to live with myself.

Also worth it: Feathered Friends down products (I am not a vegan, obvs)