"And still, drinking doesn’t always lead to poor financial decisions. Some consumers recently reported paying off credit cards, upping 401k contributions, and making other positive financial decisions after having too much to drink."
Quote from: wordnerd on March 17, 2018, 04:12:04 PM"And still, drinking doesn’t always lead to poor financial decisions. Some consumers recently reported paying off credit cards, upping 401k contributions, and making other positive financial decisions after having too much to drink."Waking up from a bender with all your financial problems solved.https://local.theonion.com/man-wakes-up-from-bender-with-financial-problems-solved-1819572523
Honestly that number seems an understatement. Or the average is not really a good reflection of reality. Even for buying drinks at a bar, ordering food at a restaurant while drinking could = 448, let alone drunken online shopping.
Quote from: partgypsy on March 19, 2018, 02:10:16 PMHonestly that number seems an understatement. Or the average is not really a good reflection of reality. Even for buying drinks at a bar, ordering food at a restaurant while drinking could = 448, let alone drunken online shopping.I assumed this was beyond food/drinks purchases
Hey, don't knock drunk shopping!Being comfortable numb is practically my only way of getting myself to spend money on some things.