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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Not all are super expensive, but luxuries I suppose:

Dyson stick vac

Botox

TSA Pre-check

Fancier condiments, I'm taking $18 chili crisp and $25 olive oil and $10 Japanese mayo

Moisturizers like Tatcha and Sunday Riley ($75 vs $15)

Apple computers and phones

Lululemon or Beyond yoga pants and tops

Started buying nicer furniture a few years ago and it's pretty nice to have

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How do you define nicer furniture? The WSJ just ran a big piece talking about how all new furniture is crap these days.[/quote]

That’s not what the article said at all.

There’s plenty of well-made furniture out there.  But you have to know about furniture and stay away from the mall retailers and online/instagram only operations.[/quote]

yes but it is very expensive- I wanted an American made, hand tied sofa but I have 4-13 year old kids and I couldn't justify it b.c I know I'll have to reuphoster for 3k in 5 years plus what if we dont want a sectional anymore and I'll have a $12,000 stained sectional. It sounds like a headache so I spent the 3k on a six penny sectional that is more kid friendly but I know that 3k sofa  is a 'place holder' which is a sick amount for place holder furniture. I'm planning on getting North Carolina made sofas (not sectionals) b/c I want those to be the last that I ever buy when my youngest is in high school. I couldn't spend under 5k and get and get a wooden love seat from thomasville for my family of five's movie nights! [/quote]

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