On 10/6/2022 8:37 AM, Lenona wrote:
In some ways, this one was actually worth reading.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/personalfinance/11-alarming-signs-youre-too-frugal-and-how-its-costing-you/ss-AA12Dwiq?li=BBnb7Kz
Nothing surprising, though.
These clowns can't tell the difference between frugal, overspending
and/or poor planning.
Since when are "candy, chips, and soda" cheap food? Price per
ounce/pound is high for just junk.
Who stresses about being frugal? It is the overspenders who have all the
stress about their mounting debts.
Putting off home repairs isn't frugal, it is stupid.
"You’re not investing" What does this have to do with being frugal? This
is very stupid.
"You’re buying sale items you don’t need" What frugal person does this? This is overspender behavior.
"You don’t prioritize everyday items" What does this have to do with
being frugal? Frugal people spend more for things that last longer than
cheap junk does.
"You’re stockpiling too many items" What frugal person does this? This
is overspender behavior.
"You don’t have financial goals" What does this have to do with being
frugal? This is a personal defect and usually found in overspenders.
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