"My outfit usually costs $20-$30, but my shoes/boots range from $300-$600. Not fashion, but durable, handmade, top-quality leather. I wear a 14.5 E due to bad, large feet and refuse throwaway footwear."
"I'm lucky to have government assistances making my rent affordable. Each payment boosts my security in my humble home. It's my little sanctuary in today's economy."
"I'll do anything for my grandkids, who rarely ask for anything. Their parents work hard to provide. I couldn't afford extras growing up, but can now spoil my grandkids a little."
“Generous gifts. Giving is my love language, which is tough because the people around me who I want to show my love for aren’t great at receiving gifts.”
“Not nearly as wholesome as some of these comments, but high-end deodorant. Turns out I’m allergic to aluminum-based deodorants, and having rashes in your pits really hurts.”
"A $300-400 desk chair is worthwhile. Use it for 8 hours daily, 5 days a week for 10 years – it pays for itself by preventing painful, costly time off work."
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