#21
I tried. Now I just have a manager.

I've been good about selling before buying for the most part.

My vice is soaps/aftershave/consumables since the resell seems like more work than its worth.... I may do a large den clearance sale, however, if it gets too crazy.

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-Spencer
#22
My problem isn't with the new items, it's with the guilt from what I already own. I spend within my means, but I still can't wrap my mind around how I've spent like $2k on shaving items.

Everything I own has solid resale value, so I constantly debate whether I should get my money back.


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#23

Restitutor Orbis
(08-17-2016, 11:02 PM)Elver Gun Wrote:
(08-17-2016, 11:24 AM)Aurelian28 Wrote: No MORE budget.

I'm pretty much done for now. Lol. I'm kicked out of the game for the moment.


Sell a kidney...buy more soap.    Big Grin




Kidneys are overrated.   And you know that you need more soap.

Now there's an idea. Big Grin

Must buy more soap....  [Image: VSEw2ru.gif]


and balms too......


and blades by the hundreds.....

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#24

Vintage Razor Fan
Southwestern NY
(08-19-2016, 06:46 AM)Aurelian28 Wrote: Now there's an idea. Big Grin

Must buy more soap....  

and balms too......


and blades by the hundreds thousands.....

There, I fixed it for you!  Angel

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-Rob
#25

Cutting Edge Soap
Maricopa, AZ
No budget for me, but I do try to involve some common sense.
I buy things that I want, then when I've spent quite a bit, I hold off buying anything else for a while.
This process repeats itself several times a year with the definition of "quite a bit" and "for a while" changing on occasion, especially if I find a hard to find item.

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