Most impactful purchase of $100 or less
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48oz Nalgene water bottle. It was $11 I think?
I make sure to finish at least one during my day at work. I’ve been slipping on keeping hydrated, it’s easy to not drink water when you constantly have coffee or are distracted. I fill it up before I go home, toss it in the fridge so it’s cold next day and leave it sitting on my desk.
Water game level up.
I make sure to finish at least one during my day at work. I’ve been slipping on keeping hydrated, it’s easy to not drink water when you constantly have coffee or are distracted. I fill it up before I go home, toss it in the fridge so it’s cold next day and leave it sitting on my desk.
Water game level up.
$5 craigslist ad fee. Was stressing out about selling our beater Honda because of hail damage and a bit of rust. Been paying insurance on it and it’s just been sitting out in front of our house for a few months being unused. Listed it for sale on CL and sold in less than 24 hours. Got some cash, freed up our parking and don’t have to pay insurance. Was probably the easiest car sale ever.
Otherwise we bought a baby jumper for like $90 where our kid can spin around and get used to being on her feet. Has a bunch of toys to play with and she goes nuts in it on everything. She loves it.
Otherwise we bought a baby jumper for like $90 where our kid can spin around and get used to being on her feet. Has a bunch of toys to play with and she goes nuts in it on everything. She loves it.
I bought a $13 disc golf disc that a friend had let me try and I really liked it. First day out with it I got an ace and the second time out with it I got another one. I've been playing for 6yrs now and previously only had 1 ace, so it that was pretty awesome. I've since retired it and bought another one just in case it ends up in a river.
Electric heating pad
Our mattress got blown out, and I was having pretty consistent back pain and muscle soreness. I had always used rice filled socks as heating elements, but they were always too hot to start and not hot enough after a bit. Electric heating pad has consistent heat, that I can switch from heat to cool back to heat without nearly as much effort. Now that we have our new mattress, back issues are subsiding, and I'm able to go about my day relatively pain free.
Our mattress got blown out, and I was having pretty consistent back pain and muscle soreness. I had always used rice filled socks as heating elements, but they were always too hot to start and not hot enough after a bit. Electric heating pad has consistent heat, that I can switch from heat to cool back to heat without nearly as much effort. Now that we have our new mattress, back issues are subsiding, and I'm able to go about my day relatively pain free.
Fucking fact. Have a 32oz bottle that I fill and empty multiple times a day.
I personally don't have anything, but my friend Frank bought a pair of DNA Testing Kits from "23andMe" for $100. They do the DNA ancestry stuff and he wanted to test him and his son to see what their ancestry was. It was supposed to be a fun project.
The results came back and he found out that his son wasn't his. His wife cheated on him with another guy (multiple times apparently), got preggo, then passed the son off as Frank's.
Both my friend and his son were devastated.
How's that for impactful?
The results came back and he found out that his son wasn't his. His wife cheated on him with another guy (multiple times apparently), got preggo, then passed the son off as Frank's.
Both my friend and his son were devastated.
How's that for impactful?
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