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July 11th, 2020 10:02 AM #24121
Hahaha! Kaya my friends used to make fun of me because I had a Nokia 5110 with electrical tape to keep it from falling apart. I'm embarrassing daw for a banker LOL. My Mom ended up replacing my phone with a 6600 which was flagship at that time, what a difference! Nakakaawa na daw kasi ako [emoji23]
And then my laptop with duct tape, my Aunt replaced it naman.
I don't know why I'm that way with technology, I don't like replacing pag umaandar pa
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July 11th, 2020 10:07 AM #24122my wife wants to throw away some of my clothes.
"tapon na natin ito. mukha kang pulubi. ako ang nahihiya!"
"but those are my favorites! i feel so comfortable wearing them! besides, i wear those when i go to banawe."
"it won't work in banawe. kitang kita nila yung updated sticker mo sa windshield."
sigh...Last edited by dr. d; July 11th, 2020 at 10:09 AM.
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July 11th, 2020 10:11 AM #24123
And that too. Sometimes nawawala na lang, feeling ko tinapon na so I would stop wearing. I have a lot of "aircon" tank tops/pambahay. One exception though is I don't wear ratty underwear anymore. Not sure when my Mom stopped inspecting my drawer but she used to regularly get rid of the old ones kasi yan daw nakakahiya to be caught dead wearing lol
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July 11th, 2020 10:20 AM #24124
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July 11th, 2020 02:56 PM #24125
I computed by spending since January and there are months where I spend more than I earn. Mukhang hindi ako pwede maging jobless ng matagal, I am spending more pa now during quarantine. Maco control at may side comments na naman if I have to ask money. Fck my life talaga, Bakit ba kasi inoutsource pa work namin na India, my job was so perfect already
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July 11th, 2020 03:00 PM #24126
What do you spend on?
I'm assuming we earn roughly the same. Have been able to save around 40-50% of my income even after paying for my home loan (afaik you have no loans right?)
Anyway it's a good step to actually account for your expenses. Next step is to identify the top spending buckets that you can trim down and work on that.
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July 11th, 2020 03:45 PM #24127
I downloaded the bluecoin app nga kasi I learned it from you. Mostly grocery/food, fat lab expenses and medicine/supplements. I take care of my second mom's maintenance meds and other expenses kasi
Dati mostly expenses eating out, now it's from grocery/food onlineThose little things add up
WTF talaga. I never really looked at the monthly until now. Hindi pa nga kasama credit card expenses ko kasi cash lang ina account ko.
I don't even buy shoes, clothes or bags. Wala ako spending dyan in the past 6 months.
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July 11th, 2020 03:50 PM #24128
My grocery spending shot up 200% because of the ECQ, so I understand where you're coming from. I expected my resto spending to go down but more or less the same siya since we order takeout/delivery quite frequently din kasi nakakasawa din pag puro homecooked meals.
My electricity bill also increased 40% due to more time spent at home.
You can see which groceries you can cut down on. Try cutting back on junk foods and sweets. Although I can't imagine how groceries and medicine alone for 2 people plus a dog can get a corporate executive bankrupt, baka maraming unnecessary consumption?
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July 13th, 2020 08:21 AM #24130
Inubos ko na yung vacation leave ko bad trip na pandemic to naabala na yung naka plano na lakad [emoji16]
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