Pat Wright

It doesn't post as much now as it used to.

But what I would suggest you do is like go back to the start and read it.

I had it all on my Kindle.

Like I downloaded it.

Yeah, basically a book of it.

And there's so much...

good advice in there for people and also I like the fact like he's like a very frugal person obviously but he he talks about he also he's also cares about the environment and that's something I can relate to as well it's like I think one of the things is around consumption for me as well as like I try to save money and one of the driving things for that for me as well is that

I don't like the idea of consuming more things, like the environmental impacts of some of that stuff.

So some people, yeah, talk about it as like an environmental blog in disguise is what he does.

But it's really good and also it's written in a really engaging way.

Like it's not, I think I said this before, but a lot of the financial stuff might be male, pale and stale, sort of thing they say.

But it can be a bit boring or it can be a bit kind of jargony.

And one of the things about Mr Money Mustache is he writes in a really engaging way.

I'll just put one caveat on that.

Like Mr Money Mustache is like an extreme version.

He's like the gold medal athlete of like...

personal finances probably.

So don't use, I wouldn't say use him as like a yardstick for like your own kind of lifestyle, but I guess you can still pick up some of those lessons.

Learn a lot from the way he approaches those things.

I think, yeah, there's a lot of lessons in there for everyone, particularly about cars.