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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Wait, what? So how many homes do I need to own before I can buy guac and queso with abandon? [/quote]

Ask the person who tried to flaunt her wealth by saying 5 minutes isn’t worth $30 to her and then asking others how much they have. She’s paying hers off slowly.[/quote]

Lady, it’s not worth it for you either.  You would have literally have to save $30 every month for ten thousand years in order to cover the cost of the cars and houses you don’t need.

Saving money in this way is your hobby.  It’s fine.  But you don’t need to lecture anyone else on it.  [/quote]

Apparently I do.

Obviously not to the many posters who find easy ways to save and don’t like to save money.

Oh, well! I tried! At least you’re about to finally disclose your HHI and assets…oh wait. You can’t because it disproved your point about being “too wealthy” to care about lowering your costs.

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This poster was super triggered by saying that at a certain income $30 a month is in the noise. She seems to be thinking that was a gauntlet thrown, when in reality, that certain income is just standard middle class.

This poster also took a challenge to show us how much they waste on big ticket items before worrying about small potatoes like saving 15 bucks on gas twice a month as a challenge as to who owns more houses and cars.

It would be hilarious but I am actually concerned about her lack of critical thinking skills. It’s quite shocking.[/quote]

Are you the same person using the word “poor” derogatorily? [/quote]

No. I am the person who thinks if you’re not poor it’s a waste of time to worry about the cheapest gas or guac or queso, when you should be worrying about your big ticket costs (house, car, college, etc.) if you’re trying to save money. And I also think the vast majority of incomes fall into the “not poor” category.

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