Row 83646

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Do you deprive yourself of all luxury and comfort? Like do you have zero hobbies, never go out/eat out, eat very cheap rice and bean style recipes? Where in the US do you live?

Because I make just a couple thousand more than you do, pay $750 in rent, and live paycheck to paycheck as a single person. Also your car insurance is ridiculous—I pay almost $200 a month for insurance.

I don’t feel like I’m splurging—I go out to eat with the gf about once or twice a week (usually a dive), I cook meals from fresh healthy ingredients 2-3 times a week, eat one meal a day on average, and I might spend $100-200 a month on hobbies and luxuries so my life isn’t purely survival. I live like it’s the great depression, literally—I use ingredients until they’re gone, scrounge things together, I don’t have a TV or pay for internet, I literally patch my clothes and resole my shoes, fix anything I can. But I don’t make enough to substantially improve anything in my life or save for real emergencies unless I want to live like I’m in a 3rd world country for several years.

You’re leaving out a substantial amount of necessary costs for food alone, and I’m calling bullshit, frankly.

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text Do you deprive yourself of all luxury and comfort? Like do you have zero hobbies, never go out/eat out, eat very cheap rice and bean style recipes? Where in the US do you live? Because I make just a couple thousand more than you do, pay $750 in rent, and live paycheck to paycheck as a single person. Also your car insurance is ridiculous—I pay almost $200 a month for insurance. I don’t feel like I’m splurging—I go out to eat with the gf about once or twice a week (usually a dive), I cook meals…
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