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**Z3s9vQZj** · 08-22-2007, 08:24 PM

Here are my 2 shekels/100:

Spending $40 is not too much for delivery into the middle of the desert, considering the time and effort it would save you. I mean, you don't need to save $600 every month, do you? It makes little sense to save 2/3ds of your income now that you are so poor. Once you get employed, saving a smaller percentage will mean more money. It's not impossible that you are going to be able to save in 6 months as much money as you save now in 2 years. So why save now?

Steps:
1. Order the flowers to be delivered
2. Spend some money on yourself, have a beer, see a movie
3. Save $400 instead of $600 each month

08-22-2007, 08:24 PM	#15
Z3s9vQZj Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 399 Senior Member	Here are my 2 shekels/100: Spending $40 is not too much for delivery into the middle of the desert, considering the time and effort it would save you. I mean, you don't need to save $600 every month, do you? It makes little sense to save 2/3ds of your income now that you are so poor. Once you get employed, saving a smaller percentage will mean more money. It's not impossible that you are going to be able to save in 6 months as much money as you save now in 2 years. So why save now? Steps: 1. Order the flowers to be delivered 2. Spend some money on yourself, have a beer, see a movie 3. Save $400 instead of $600 each month
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