How much money do you spend on yourself every day?

CrazyGeorgeCrazyGeorge Banned
edited December 2014 in General Chat

On average how much money spend on whatever. Where you go, what you do in a typical day. Don't get too technical.

http://strawpoll.me/3251488

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  • 10-20. I don't know, I don't spend it too much, just the necessary.

  • I try to save money as much as possible, so most days I don't spend any money, only on rare occasions.

  • I'm terrible with money, luckily i was blessed. I go to Tim Horton's every day and get a cup of coffee, and a everything bagel toasted. I could just go to the grocery store and get those things and cook it myself, but i don't. I don't like to have food at my house to prevent from over eating, i typically just buy something out.

    dojo32161 posted: »

    I try to save money as much as possible, so most days I don't spend any money, only on rare occasions.

  • InGen_Nate_KennyInGen_Nate_Kenny Moderator
    edited December 2014

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  • I remember when a million dollars was a lot of money.

  • edited December 2014

    In general, eating out is more costly than cooking at home. I'm guilty of doing that as well (overeating I mean). On a weekly avg. I probably spend around $4-5 a day. Mostly on lunch and bus fare, the rest goes to bills.

    CrazyGeorge posted: »

    I'm terrible with money, luckily i was blessed. I go to Tim Horton's every day and get a cup of coffee, and a everything bagel toasted. I

  • edited December 2014

    About $0 unless I happen to buy a game that day. I still live at home with my parents for now so I don't really have to spend alot.

  • I'm 15 year's old, man. I don't have money to spend.

  • I just bought a pony made of DIAMONDS you know... because I'm rich so yeah

  • edited December 2014

    Well, 0 most days but at the weekends when we do our weekly grocery shopping it can be around 120 pounds give or take. So...I guess whatever 120 divided by 7 is.

    That's something like 17 point...something pounds a day.

  • One dollar every day.

  • edited December 2014

    You live on seven dollars a week?

    Jesus, that must be incredibly difficult.

    One dollar every day.

  • Nah, that's personal items. Other things cost more lol. I thought this thread was just things we (personally) bought at are own expense. (Not bills, rent etc.)

    Flog61 posted: »

    You live on seven dollars a week? Jesus, that must be incredibly difficult.

  • Well, not a lot. I'm only 15, so during the school day I often buy a bottle of Coke or Pepsi and some fruit snacks or something to get me through the day. Overall, it costs me around $4.

    I have to buy my own comics, books, and video games/video game accessories so I can also sometimes spend up to $60 on myself :P

  • I spent at least 50 dollars a day easy come on guys. Start loosening them purse strings, how are we supposed to endorse trickle down economics, when we don't buy expensive pointless things daily??

  • I think people aren't including monthly expenses (ie rent), or they're too young to pay rent. I know in Korea $800 a month ($26 a day) puts you in the bottom 20% and sure as hell isn't enough to live on.

  • When the bills need payin it's a bad day for me.

  • lmao what money

  • edited December 2014

    Like, a 100K?

    Enough.

  • I was thinking around 200-300K but you might be on to something.

    Lingvort posted: »

    Like, a 100K?

  • Nope.

    1 billion dollars!

    Green613 posted: »

    I was thinking around 200-300K but you might be on to something.

  • I'm only in high school, and I rarely eat lunch. I refill used water bottles in public water fountains. I rarely every buy anything for myself, sometimes I get a root beer. So yeah. I don't spend a lot. I'm the Federal Reserve's worst nightmare.

  • I pick up a sandwich and a bottle of water from a grocery store or a 7-Eleven on the way to work. On the days I have school, I always eat lunch from one of the places on campus.

    So I spend about 5 bucks everyday.

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