Today while walking I heard some people talk about how they were debating about various methods of commuting around town where one of the main goals was to save money. Typically taking public transit should be way cheaper but less convenient than owning your own vehicle. But in this case the person was expressing how
Imagine this where a person really enjoyed things like raw juicing and it was a great addition to their healthy lifestyle. However, they mentioned they only did it once a week because it can get too expensive if you do it every day as an example. I was saying how if it really helped them
Often times like most people I would get requests to meet other people to discuss something where it could be a business proposition of sort. They would often ask if I would like to go out for a quick drink to talk about the details. Funny enough, that usually implies alcohol, which I don’t drink,
The other day I went to buy some beets from the supermarket where I usually buy the ones in bunches which still has the roots and all intact as apparently it is supposed to be better for you. Normally the size of each beet is like half a tennis ball which most of them were.
For whatever recently it seems like buying stalks of celery is insanely expensive. You would have to pay almost six dollars for stalk of celery that would normally only cost about two dollars. The theory is this is due to things like celery juice being a trend of sorts and so more people are buying
I often said that one of the best ways to encourage you to save money when shopping is to become aware of the lowest prices that a product has historically dropped to. That way you always have a good reference to determine if something is truly a great deal as opposed to relying on sale