Your Splurges

Vikings jerseys/gear/collectibles/ memorabilia

That's about it

Food

Travel and strippers are my 2 biggest discretionary expenses.

painos, art supplies, clothes, food, outings, food, computer tech, food, art tec, and most importantly, food.

Yes.

Money does you no good in a Coffin.

Travel is my biggest splurge. Good food comes in second, with strippers a pretty close third place. After that, nothing comes close.

Shoes, clothes, sports memorabilia, sporting events.

3 years ago I paid cash for a new 5.0 liter, 6 speed, Mustang GT that I really didn't need. Strippers have a long way to go to catch up to that.

Most anything to do with the Harley.

Harley Davidson H-D (H)undred (D)ollars

:)

Northern California property.

I am with clubber. The splurge is for the Harley.

I'm cheap too. I drive a high end expensive car. But it's old and has lots of miles. I still love it so I still drive it.

@GoVikings Hopefully Homeland Security isn't hunting you down.

More food

Video games, bicycle trips, house upgrades.

People are born w/ different personalities.

Some people don’t buy things not b/c they can’t afford them; but b/c having those things doesn’t really do much for them. Other people like to buy things even if they don’t have the $$$ for them.

Having stuff has never really been my thing – I dress ok enough not to look like a bum; but don’t try to buy the fanciest clothes I can afford cause it doesn’t do anything for me.

I only splurge on my two main appetites – food & naughty women – being a single guy w/o an S.O.; I tend to eat out a lot & spend a good chunk of $$$ doing so.

@ shadow – nice ride – what color is it?

You always been into sports cars?

Trinity County. Spend wisely.

Papi,

sc said he had a Mustang, not a sports car.

@ilbbaicnl - over the years I have learned through experience that I'd rather spend money on experiences rather than material objects. When I first started making money, I started getting into clothes, shoes, and some collectibles. But I quickly realized it didn't do much for me. I have since pulled back my spending on material stuff (clothes, etc) to what was was functional. Leaving excess cash flow for food, travel, and - of course - exotic entertainers.

Papi - Here is one identical to mine.

youtube.com

I splurge on one pair of new skis every year.

Toys for the car, the pups, video games and electronic toys. But mostly splurging on the wife, coz if she's happy then I can continue to enjoy my favorite hobby.

Foods

I splurge on everything. Go big or go home.