Sean Pyles

And now I view it as treating myself.

Which is me just rationalizing my behavior.

I'm so proud of you, Elizabeth.

And for your own birthday?

Gifts for loved ones includes yourself.

You're a loved one of yourself.

Now that I'm thinking about it, I used to do this one thing to save money on gas.

I have a car that takes premium, so I would drive constantly in eco mode for my first five years of having this car.

And then once I paid it off, I just thought, why am I not driving this thing as fast and as fun as possible?

So now I don't use eco mode anymore.

But it saved me maybe...

$10 a year.

Not that much.

I know it was silly.

It helped me feel better about my spending.

And that's often what frugal tips can do is you might not be saving a ton, but it helps you feel better.

But in this post, there were some comments that I thought were creative and also things that I just wouldn't do ever.

One, someone said, this is the person who actually posted first.

They said, the thing I've broken as of recently is getting a really short haircut just to, quote, get my money's worth.

I would dislike my haircut for the first three weeks and then grow it out three weeks longer than I would like.