None Of Us Always Make The Best

The Retail Industry Has Its Own Headache: It Loses $16 Billion A Year To Customers Who Buy Clothes, Wear Them With The Tags Tucked In, And Return These Secondhand Clothes For A Full Refund.

You Can Think About Life As A Battle Between You And A Doughnut Shop. The Doughnut Shop Wants You To Eat Another Doughnut And Pay The Money, And You Want To Do It In The Short Term, But In The Long Term It's Not Good For You Either Financially Or From A Health Perspective.

I Don't Think We Should Go Around Life And Being Miserable All The Time And Feel The Pain Of Paying. It's A Question Of What Categories We Want To Spend More On And What Categories We Want Feel That We Are Spending Too Much On And We Want To Cut Down.

The Problem With Opportunity Cost Is That Opportunity Cost Is Divided Among Many, Many Things.

If I Gave You Now, $10 As A Gift, How Happy Would You Be? Would You Be Happy, Is The Marginal $10, The Best Use Of $10 You Can Use? Of Course Not. If I Have You A Cd, You Know Exactly What You Are Getting And You Will Have A Value For It. So, Money Has Lots Of Problems With It.