Okay, and did those 2000 purchases bring you cumulatively more joy than a single $10,000 purchase?
Almost certainly.
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My problem is falling for the “oh, the next model up has x feature for only £x more” ploy.
Before I know it, I’m at like double my initial price point .
This is so intentional by the people setting the prices as well. I know that's obvious to some, but I still think it's worth highlighting.
That would be two thousand $5 purchases.
At two purchases per day, that's about 2 years, 9 months.
At one purchase a day, that's about 5 years 6 months.
At two purchases per week, that's about 19 years 3 months.
At one purchase for week, that's about 38 years, 5 months.
Sandwiches are about $5. I eat a lotta sandwiches.