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Starbucks is not a need I have ever had, but I don't drink coffee of any kind. :P I am pretty partial to books... in fact, before I go to work this evening I'm heading by Barnes & Noble first. I really need to invest in a Nook.
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Uh, no it's not. It's not an expense most of us feel we need.Originally posted by Brandon Lamb View PostIt's truly amazing how simple things can add up too so much $$!
3 visits (short end of the stick) to Starbucks a week = $10 a week NOT including times you buy an extra muffin or piece of carrot cake:P
= $40/month
= $480 a year on coffee alone (low end number again)
And this is just ONE expense that most of us feel we NEED
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True!
Sorry that came out wrong:P I meant for the coffee drinkers, it's an expense they feel they need, but in actual fact it would save them quite a bit of money per year just to stop the habit.
Originally posted by Joan.of.the.Arch View PostComment
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I was under the impression that most people drink Starbucks as well.Comment
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Hey guys,
Today I'm going to give out a FREE copy of my Ebook - Slash Your Spending. A senior member of this forum would be preferred
The Ebook is launching May 19th and selling for $37.
One member only! The first to contact me or leave a message on here.
-BrandonComment
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Yeah. Eating out has taken much toll on budgets of many. We are guilty of that too. From fast breakfast up to late night coffee on the way home. That has got to stop.Comment
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Most definitely, Housing! Then utilities.
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