Yet when you actually do the analysis for an average roll, less than 75% of the TP is actually used. The rest is just along for the ride.
What's your "NOT cheap"?
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Yet when you actually do the analysis for an average roll, less than 75% of the TP is actually used. The rest is just along for the ride.
Steaks. I go to the finest of steakhouses like Applebee's, Cheddar's, and Texas Roadhouse.
Hookers and blow. Either of them on the cheap side may kill you...... literally.
Liquor for sure. (Those of you who drink that nasty Hawkeye vodka, ugh........) Electronics too. I have a buddy who worked at Archer TV and he told me the brand name electronics sold at WalMart aren't made like the stuff Archer has, it's made cheaply. Razor blades (even though they are w-a-a-a-a-a-y too expensive). I don't mind Busch Light - and no, I'm not sucking up to CW - but in my mind it's not that cheap, anyway. Vehicles and tires, I go first class all the way. Not worth it to me to have a POS when you're miles from home.
tires, shoes/boots, and bed. My father always said if you cheap out on any of these, it will cause you pain/trouble in the long run.....
If there was a Golden Corral, Ryan's, or Ponderosa near me it would be difficult to cut it to 5.
Pop. No generic HeeHaw Soda, Mr Dew or Mountain Squeezin's for this kid.
Concert tickets. I'd much rather pay 3 times as much to sit in the front 1/8 than cheap out and sit in the nosebleeds. You get a much better concert experience.
Concert tickets. I'd much rather pay 3 times as much to sit in the front 1/8 than cheap out and sit in the nosebleeds. You get a much better concert experience.
cross stitch thread. Real DMC all the way.
Probably our house and a lot of the stuff in it - like a nice knife set, cooking set, etc. Furniture is nice too...slowly replacing our piecemeal college stuff. I used to buy pretty cheap shoes/clothes and realized I didn't like having to buy them again six months later. I try to find the spot on the curve maximizing quality and price.
and oh yeah, TP like everyone else has said.
Probably our house and a lot of the stuff in it - like a nice knife set, cooking set, etc. Furniture is nice too...slowly replacing our piecemeal college stuff. I used to buy pretty cheap shoes/clothes and realized I didn't like having to buy them again six months later. I try to find the spot on the curve maximizing quality and price.
and oh yeah, TP like everyone else has said.
Cheap toilet paper is something that shouldn't even be sold. I'm still scared from 1 year at Helser Hall
Food, beer, coffee, media content (newspaper and music) subscriptions, outdoor gear (backpacking, kayaking, running, cycling), pet food, and mechanical & woodworking tools
