Is the pandemic helping you save money?
Tiburon
Every woman's local ATM while in da club? How else they paying for their Boob jobs?
How do you feel about your finances post pandemic. HOLY SHIT there's a character limit on the Title WTF BROSKIS!?
ANYWAY, I feel like I'll save so much money, by the time coronavirus has a cure., I'll be able to pregame at the scripper club then pay for those high class escorts in my brooks brothers suit and rented mercedes and still have money left over. Boy I cannot wait. Been eyeing a few women on twitter. Respectfully of course.
What about you fine gentlemen (and ladies). What's the word with your moolah once pandemic is over
ANYWAY, I feel like I'll save so much money, by the time coronavirus has a cure., I'll be able to pregame at the scripper club then pay for those high class escorts in my brooks brothers suit and rented mercedes and still have money left over. Boy I cannot wait. Been eyeing a few women on twitter. Respectfully of course.
What about you fine gentlemen (and ladies). What's the word with your moolah once pandemic is over
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As for the answer to the question, I have been buying a TON of groceries several trips to the hardware store buying stuff to fix up around the house, haven't put gas in my 2 personal cars since the beginning of March.... and I've ordered take out maybe 5 times since the beginning of March. Restaurants are opening this week in my area, but I am not comfortable dining out yet...
I read the news too much and have become paranoid about spending money, not sure what the future holds... probably worrying over nothing but never can be too safe. My spending habits have already changed because of this, one of the main reasons is because I am deep cleaning my house with what little extra time I have and have realized I have all this electronic shit I paid too much for that I never use... ugh. Need a "new to you" barely used video game console Juice?
The downside is that I missed out on a month-long tour of Egypt. And right now I should be in Frankfurt, enjoying that city's cultural attractions.
On the dark side I was spending 2k sometimes more a month since October. Other then providing a little help to a stripper haven't spent crap since March 10!
But I'm in no hurry to spend the additional savings. Instead I'm wait to see how things shake out in the economy and the markets over the coming months.
We haven't even begun to grasp the economic carnage that these lockdowns have caused. Eventually the government cash giveaway well will run dry, eviction and repossession freezes will be lifted, lenders will stop deferring debt payments and utility companies will once again impose shut-offs for non-payment. All of these activities will cumulatively impact various parts of our economy, including real estate markets, credit and lending liquidity, consumer spending, etc., etc.
We have stopped eating out, going to shows, shopping as much on weekends, going to beaches (pay for parking, pay for drinks, maybe pay for beach chair or umbrellas, etc), so a lot saved there. The big savings are from cancelling our resort trip planned to AZ this month. All the restaurants, spas, stores, and parks are closed, so why bother? Several thousands saved except for the fucking airline. Only a voucher from them.
Don't get me wrong, though, I am not enjoying the savings. I would rather be out spending the money and enjoying life. We'll get to a new normal, but it will not be back to normal.
I'm getting 20 percent extra pay for hours spent onsite (about 24-30 a week).
Eating out less and not going to bars, although this past week has involved more take out as the fatigue has set in.
Plus I got my Pelosi bucks.
Oh and my student loans just automatically let me skip for a couple months
I now see no need to return to clubs when they reopen and plan to use the savings for additional renter subsidies.