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Henrietta 10 month s ago
Half of those are just good sense. Who the hell leaves the lights on for no reason?
       
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Essie 10 month s ago
#1 That's why rich people are rich, and poorer people aren't.
       
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Gwendolyn 10 month s ago
#1 Borrowing does not mean giving, if I lend my umbrella to my friend I still need it again, otherwise I will get wet next time.
       
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Titia 10 month s ago
When I grew up and got a job I could buy all the clothes, underwear and socks I wanted, and I can't throw things away, so i have cupboards and boxes and crates of clothes.
       
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Jacqueline 10 month s ago
#21 you have a garage?
       
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"I grew up in a very low income household. The power or water was always getting shut off, never any food in the kitchen, but we survived. Now, I’m doing quite well for myself, and I’m providing my daughter a life I couldn’t have when I was growing up. But I hate spending money. I never want to buy anything or splurge on something because I always revert back to, “I may need this for the power or water or whatever bill didn’t get paid this month” when in fact it’s not something I have to worry about anymore. I wear clothes that I’ve had for 10 years. If I want something, I convince myself I don’t need it. If there is something I really want I’ll try to find every excuse not to buy it. It’s probably not something that’s overtly apparent but I think it’s a mindset that more than just myself sits with."

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