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As opposed to buying an individual meal at a boring one.
Jan 12, 2024
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Once upon a time, in another life, all I invested what little money I had was in weed and cheap alcohol and clothes I don’t wear anymore and I can’t remember what else.
Now I often focus on treating myself (with a friend) to a restaurant outside of our pay grade that we bookmarked off ig reels and everyone there is 5-50 years older than us.
I’d rather spend $$$ on delicious wine and fire pasta or afternoon tea or a bougie burger etc. etc. at a place I’m not destined to run into someone I’d rather not run into. Embrace giggling the whole time at how perfect the butter and focaccia was and constantly overly-reassuring each other spending this much on a dinner we won’t ever forget is a perfectly valid expense on a biweekly paycheck. We deserve it. Even if we have to split it into 4 payments via the chase app.
Some people throw hundreds a month or week into alcohol, coke, ketamine, weed, and the likes. To each their own. So I refuse to feel too guilty when I get the bill and it’s equivalent to 3-4 hours of labor, if I enjoyed every bite and I’m a little tipsy off Pinot. Everyone has their vices, and suddenly mine is a $18 dessert.
Feb 4, 2024
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why have big menu when small menu do trick
May 12, 2024
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Sharing is caring. If you are still ordering food just for yourself and everyone doesn’t share not just one appetizer than you are MISSING out on a full dining experience. Just order everything for the table #FTT
Jan 28, 2024
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During the throes of my last breakup someone very wise told me “think of this as the luckiest day of your next boyfriend’s life”. Life changing advice
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I’ve gotten to the point with my consumerism that the act of going into a store and merely thinking about buying something is satisfying enough
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My favourite movie of 2023. Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives for Albertan teens. Canadian cinema is so back
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