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Whatcha Buy?
Hopefully not a Bacon Cooker.
Hopefully not a Bacon Cooker.
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Buyer's remorse?
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Try to avoid Buyer's Remorse. The stress isn't worth it.
My financial situation for most of my life has been cyclical. Usually I don't have enough. So when I do spend, I have learned to be very, very careful and only buy things that will last. So I still have my Stereo from the 80's. Still works and sounds GREAT.
My financial situation for most of my life has been cyclical. Usually I don't have enough. So when I do spend, I have learned to be very, very careful and only buy things that will last. So I still have my Stereo from the 80's. Still works and sounds GREAT.
I wish I could afford to get buyer's remorse.
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Buyer's remorse is very common, whether you're buying a shirt or a car or a house.
It is almost innate.
It is a legitimate legal justification for nullifying contracts of sale within a specified period of time.
But for 180 bucks a year, what else would you have spent it on that would have given as much or more enjoyment?
You also don't want to become miserly and never spend on something that will give you pleasure.
So enjoy.
It is almost innate.
It is a legitimate legal justification for nullifying contracts of sale within a specified period of time.
But for 180 bucks a year, what else would you have spent it on that would have given as much or more enjoyment?
You also don't want to become miserly and never spend on something that will give you pleasure.
So enjoy.