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Originally Posted by TheDoc
I would just take the extra money if I needed, I mean, really?
$15 for fruits and veggies, $100 for groceries and all b.s. related, $50 for gas. Gives us $40-50 a week in b.s. money, sometimes we eat pizza, sometimes I buy beer, and still can rent movies buy cigars and still have cash left over, sometimes we do nothing at all but play video games at home, and spend no extra cash.
That's our LIVING cost, extra b.s. is not part of that.
It's not like I pay cash online to buy tickets to the races, or airline tickets... or anything vacation or flowers, or anything like that.
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Yeah, that's kind of what I was pointing out. You said $200 covers groceries, gas and entertainment. But your idea of entertainment is pizza delivery and renting a movie. Most people would refer to taking the wife out to dinner as entertainment also but you put it in it's own 'bs' classification.
It would be like me saying I only spend $50 a week on groceries. Also $35 on meat but that falls in the protein category and $10 on soap but that falls into 'personal health'. etc.
Either way I guess I don't quite understand why someone would want to take out large amounts of cash, store it in a safe, carry hundreds around on them instead of just paying $5 a month to use a debit card. Or better yet keep paying $0 and use that same card as a cc. But to each his own I guess.
And on a completely different subject. When you have kids you don't have to be a shut in. My wife and I have three and still go out and have fun on a regular basis. We enjoyed going out to dinner, a bar, maybe a movie or gambling before we had kids, why would our tastes change because we are now parents. Maybe not as much but if anything you appreciate the occasional strip club until 4am outing even more. You don't have to be 'young, dumb and full of cum' to go out. With that attitude and your itemized fruit costs you sound you have become that cranky old man every neighborhood has.