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If you raise from VCs, most will pressure you to spend faster. Partly because, as money people, they think money solves problems. But partly for a more sinister reason: so they can buy more of the company when you burn through this money and need to raise more.
If you're a young founder, VCs have a powerful weapon to convince you to spend faster. They can tell you it's amateurish to be cheap. That you're thinking small. Don't listen to them. Most famous founders were cheap.
It's hard to think of a YC company that was killed by being too cheap. But the number killed by spending too much seems endless.
The best way for VCs to help startups is don't give them money. Don't give them money once. Don't them money twice. Don't them money thrice. Then they will never need your money. Try it!
How exactly is the vc supposed to make money then? Founders have to be scrappy. Irrespective of the stage
Why would VCs want startups to spend fast? Don't they want their money to be spent reasonably?
VCs invest when the market are HUGE and monopolizable. Many ventures + VCs eye such markets, make their bets. When everyone's armed with $$, you might as well burn it to acquire market share to establish yourself rather than be thrifty and sink with all of the $$.
When there is little wisdom in your work, it becomes a game of capital, and the outcome is hardly in the hand of its founders. #ofo
pennies make pounds, nothing is more attractive than a lean business
the most successful entrepreneurs, investors even inventors...they all look cheap.
I couldn't agree more. 
True but there's always an exception to prove the rule:
Spend on things you can see the productivity from. It took me 10 years to buy the fastest PC I could. It took me another 5 to buy a moderately high end Laptop.
There's frugal, then there's stepping over 
2pickup pennies.
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