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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Hey chicks, I'm Elle. And I'm Sal. And this is Two Broke Chicks, the show that shares life lessons and tips to help make you rich in life. And I'm very excited for today's episode. Me too. It's actually a little bit of a longer one, but for good reason. Because we're talking the tiny habits that cost you over $10,000.
Mmm.
Yeah.
I'm imagining you being Dr. Evil with a little pinky.
Do you know what my favorite thing about us is? Is that like there's references that we like are so locked into, but they're references from our childhood that we experienced separately.
That we've never discussed.
Yeah, but it was like jokes within our own like families and childhood.
Yeah.
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Chapter 2: What are the tiny habits costing you over $10,000?
I think so.
Yeah. I believe so. I know so.
In my heart of hearts.
Yeah. I had never seen my birth certificate.
Do you know where your birth certificate is?
No.
Do you know where yours is? Yeah. I don't know if I even have one. You know, I wouldn't be able to fall asleep if I didn't know where it was.
Do you have your birth certificate? Yeah. When I moved out of home, I took it with me. I think it's for the best that it doesn't come with me. Yeah, that's fair. I think it's for the best that it stays in a little filing cabinet in the study, in my mummy, in my daddy's. Your mum's got it locked down. Yeah, 100% framed. Wow. Yeah. But before we get into the episode, obsessions of the week.
My obsession of the week is that did you know that singing reduces anxiety? I know. This is not like the best news ever for us. That is great news. Yeah. Do love that for us. Yeah. And it's backed by science. So singing and humming physically stimulates your vagus nerve, which essentially then tells your body it's time to relax.
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Chapter 3: What is the convenience tax and how does it affect spending?
Yeah. But I think that's the wild thing is that the average is 3.7, but I'm like, I definitely have way more than that. I definitely have way more than that. I probably have, like, three times that many.
I reckon I have, like, eight at least.
Yeah. Yeah, it's definitely time to do another order. And... Like you said, it can seem like a really daunting task and because it is one of those things where you're like, I don't fucking know how many I have. I don't even know where to begin. But when I did do it at the beginning of the year, it didn't take me that long.
It took like an hour.
Yeah, if that even. Like it really didn't take that long. And I think for me the golden rule is that if I haven't used it in six months or more, it's time to let it go, maybe even three months in some cases.
I also think a good tip is to just cancel all of them
And see which ones you actually want again.
And then see which ones you go back to and want to use.
Yeah, because you'll be like, oh, what do I miss? Like what do I actually reach for and use? And because I've also been – sometimes I'll have something open and then I have other people who are on the account and like they're using it but I'm not. So I've been like –
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