Anonymous wrote:Worth it: $16/pound in house roasted turkey from WF. Most deli turkey is revolting.

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Worth it:
expensive athletic clothing
Dyson air wrap
highly skilled curly hair haircut and products
MOTHER jeans
cashmere
All Clad
Le Crueset
Caraway ceramic pans and baking dishes

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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?

I have the litter robot 3 and it's been fantastic. No more scooping and cuts down on smells! We got it in 2018 and I have had to replace some parts recently to keep it running properly, which was annoying, but it wasn't terribly difficult.

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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?

Garbage. It's for chavs.

"Chavs" don't exist in the US and Canada.

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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?

Garbage. It's for chavs.

Anonymous wrote:If you're a skier, ski boots with molded inserts for your feet. So worth it (I have really high arches).

I'm not sure I agree on Le Creuset - I have a casserole and sauce pan, and they're great, but not necessarily worth the cost. Honestly, Lidl does a dupe that looks and holds up the same for a fraction of the cost.

I may be wrong, but neither of these are enameled cast iron are they? That is really what they are known for and where they shine.

Good quality coffee beans
Lawn service
Orchestra seats
Heated bathroom floors
Comfortable mattress

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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

You mean tacky GEL manicures. Regular manicures are great and absolutely worth it.

Darn Tough socks.

I'm super cheap on most things, and wouldn't spend money on 90% of the stuff people listed, but I have about 5 pairs of Darn Tough, which are $20-$25 but far more comfortable than any other socks I've ever had and last me 3-4 years

Recently had my second baby and these are worth it:

Night nanny
House cleaner
Meal delivery service
Guava Lotus travel crib
Venta airwashers
Happiest Baby Sleepea swaddle

Nanny- already had her for my older kid, but it’s been great handing over the baby a few times a week so I can take my older kid to library story times, etc. She is thriving with this special mommy time.

I wish I’d splurged on a better stroller with our first child. She was a crappy napper so I pushed her stroller 2-3 hours a day. My new baby is a great sleeper though.

Not worth it: Ollie swaddle. My kid got out of them, and the Velcro is annoying

If you're a skier, ski boots with molded inserts for your feet. So worth it (I have really high arches).

I'm not sure I agree on Le Creuset - I have a casserole and sauce pan, and they're great, but not necessarily worth the cost. Honestly, Lidl does a dupe that looks and holds up the same for a fraction of the cost.

organic food for kids
short commute though not product/service
working part time or not at all, again not p/s
good bedding
good exercise equipment

I dont have a ton of $$ stuff, but I am a die hard Le cresuet fan!

One thing that I've been noticing is fancy brand frozen fruit. It's soo much sweeter than store brand! Ive been doing fruit smoothies daily during January and thats a big difference I've noticed. Totally worth it.

Private Tutors
Cleaning service
Wash and fold service after being sick and getting behind on laundry
Takeout chinese (not expensive but dang, worth it)
Putting arch supports in all my shoes (they are about $80 each)
Paying for my introverted son to play golf 3x a week
Traveling every weekend of his season to watch my son play his college sport.

Two expensive things I love right now:

Dyson detect vacuum cleaner
Mounjaro (now paying out of pocket)