The proliferation of the ego.
In my opinion, the real cost of stuff is not the price you pay at checkout, it's the mental, emotional and logistical cost of having stuff
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One of my favorite skits. And he's so spot on.
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You must be pretty rich then.
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I held this opinion when I was completely broke ten years ago. I still hold this opinion today. This is not the 18th century anymore, and many people relate to this feeling regardless of net worth.
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“The things you own end up owning you. It's only after you lose everything that you're free to do anything.”
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Owning stuff is far more expensive than buying stuff... in any regard
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Yep— every object you own is a debt against your own future time, since you’re going to have deal with the thing one way or another: using it, storing it, repairing it, selling it, disposing of it...
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You don’t just own your stuff: It also owns you,
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It's both? Lots of hard to quantify considerations in Total Cost of Ownership calculation
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