Name an expensive product or service that’s worth it

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Anonymous wrote:Tillamook ice cream sandwiches.

Tillamook anything.

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Worth it: veggies from the farmer's market.

Not worth it: organic grocery store produce. Just go to the farmer's market.

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Can the person with the French products come back and post with links!?

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worth it: weekly housekeeper, quality bidets, Great Jones bakeware, gel pedicures, bikini waxes, a riding lawnmower.

not worth it: my Dyson hairdryer (I hopped on the bandwagon but realize I blow dry my hair about once a month), bringing luggage on vacation (I'm with the backpack person), Uggs,
a property manager for our condo in Florida (seriously, we could do it ourselves)

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Anonymous wrote:Dyson hair dryer for my long curly hair.

Dyson hair dryer for my very straight hair!

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Anonymous wrote:Everyone loves a good deal, but what are some products or services that are expensive compared to the next competitor but totally worth it?
I’ll go first:
1- Lululemon & Athleta yoga pants are worth it on quality, comfort and they last forever.
2 - Spirit or Frontier sound like a good deal, but you won’t ever see me flying on those carriers. Sure, the other carriers have problems too but no discount is worth the total experience and feeling of safety.
This is a survey I’m trying to “tell a story” so please humor me with examples of items you happily pay more for vs the cheaper product. TIA!

They aren't even cheaper by the time you pay for bags, your seat, your CARRY ON, etc. I hate those airlines.

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Cars. I've always drive luxury cars and they're so much nicer than the rental cars I've gotten or my friend's cars I've been in, even when those are newer.

Big engines, nice interiors, etc. are so worth it when you spend a good chunk of your time in your car.

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Music and sports for the kids. I don't care enough about things otherwise.

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Anonymous wrote:Worth it: veggies from the farmer's market.

Not worth it: organic grocery store produce. Just go to the farmer's market.

you do realize we don’t all have access to farmers markets year round right?

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Anonymous wrote:Weekly or twice weekly housekeeping

+1000

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Anonymous wrote:Worth it
Lululemon
Botox
Louis Vuitton mine has lasted forever
BMWs
Prisoner wine
Air pod pros

Not worth it
Manicures. I’m done with them and the havoc they do to my natural nails
Range rovers sh##. Absolute sh##
Gucci
Calphalon we’re moving to ceramic next

Yes to all of these!

I disagree with you on manicures though.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Worth it: veggies from the farmer's market.

Not worth it: organic grocery store produce. Just go to the farmer's market.

you do realize we don’t all have access to farmers markets year round right?

If you live in Dc you do.

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Anonymous wrote:Worth it: my horse.

Not worth it: basically everything posted.

Ha, I was going to say the same!

He's the most expensive thing we own, other than our house, by far.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Everyone loves a good deal, but what are some products or services that are expensive compared to the next competitor but totally worth it?
I’ll go first:
1- Lululemon & Athleta yoga pants are worth it on quality, comfort and they last forever.
2 - Spirit or Frontier sound like a good deal, but you won’t ever see me flying on those carriers. Sure, the other carriers have problems too but no discount is worth the total experience and feeling of safety.
This is a survey I’m trying to “tell a story” so please humor me with examples of items you happily pay more for vs the cheaper product. TIA!

They aren't even cheaper by the time you pay for bags, your seat, your CARRY ON, etc. I hate those airlines.

Have you priced Southwest recently? Even with bag fees, Spirit and Frontier are significantly cheaper for most flights unless you are booked far in advance when they have a special. I booked flights to Florida in November for December flights, and both Spirit and Frontier with bags cost less for two people to fly round trip than for one roundtrip on Southwest. I wound up picking Spirit, and my husband said that the overall experience was better than Southwest because the bag package included early boarding and an assigned seat, avoiding the madness of SW boarding for Florida flights.

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Anonymous wrote:Cars. I've always drive luxury cars and they're so much nicer than the rental cars I've gotten or my friend's cars I've been in, even when those are newer.

Big engines, nice interiors, etc. are so worth it when you spend a good chunk of your time in your car.

+1

I always look down on the poor people; the people who can only afford a toyota or a honda. Really sad for them.