Sean Pyles

Okay, one thing that someone said is they stopped feeling bad about guilt over small purchases.

Yes, the $8 daily latte can add up.

but I don't go to coffee shops daily.

So when I do, I don't sweat it if my Starbucks order hits $10.

There's this old trope around not having that daily latte.

Yes, if you're spending $200 a month on Starbucks every single morning, then sure, that's going to affect your budget, but just enjoy your coffee, people.

You live in Texas.

It's a matter of survival for you.

Yeah.

I mean, for me, I just try to keep the windows and doors open as much as I can when the weather is nice.

And even if it's like 80 degrees and my husband is sweating, I'm like, I need the fresh air.

And I mean, he pays our utility bills, so it's on him if he wants to cover that AC.

But I don't know.

I just I just love fresh air and it's cheaper.

It's free.

You got to have a screen.

Buy a nice screen.

Don't be cheap.

So I was talking with my girlfriend and she told me that she's sitting at about 70K doing nothing in a standard savings account.

She's 27 and works as a teacher.