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10 Things No Longer Worth Your Money

Christina Mychas

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20 Comments

@melocoton7 6 months ago

I went from wanting everything, to being sick and tired of everything.

@Unique.12.m 6 months ago

I hate that everything has to have a subscription now😭 I miss when you bought something and it was yours forever

@dan.r.111 4 months ago

I have a favorite saying regarding subscriptions: If buying isn't owning, pirating isn't stealing.

@SojournerSimplicity 6 months ago

Ok now I want a "10 things that are worth our money" video lol

@Notrightnow-y2c 6 months ago (edited)

Thrift stores now sell used H&M clothes for more than it costs new at H&M

@Akroen6 6 months ago

When I was in high school, my parents splurged and got these amazing Ralph Lauren bath towels for us. There was a huge difference in quality and they're still going strong at their house over a decade later. When I graduated college I decided to splurge and buy my own set - same brand, same product line. They started fraying and splitting after only 2 years.

So yeah I can also confirm that fast luxury is a real thing

@vianumber7 6 months ago

Buying books second hand became really expensive. I stopped buying books completely and now use the wonderful FREE library :)

@michellemason1273 6 months ago

The sad thing is that as long as people are buying crap, companies will continue making it.

@lorin9996 6 months ago

Concert tickets. I can’t imagine paying hundreds of dollars for a big venue where you’re mostly watching the person on the screen anyway. I only consider smaller venues, and then the price has to match how much I really want to see that artist.

@Notrightnow-y2c 6 months ago

How many hours can you scroll through Netflix before you realize there is nothing to watch

@gabby3406 6 months ago

Goodwill doesn't pay their employees enough to begin to justify how much they charge for absolute crap that they got for free.

@CyVy-x7f 6 months ago

You know what HAS been worth my time and money? Gardening! I also do so on budget and ask local businesses for leftover materials such as heat treated palettes, and cardboard. Its so peaceful and rewarding. I like to sit in my garden and read a nice book that i found at the locally owned thrift store. It really is great seeing some of society moving away from the superficiality and consumer culture

@prairietn1 6 months ago

I gave up fast food entirely. Now, if I'm out running errands, I make time to go into a local place, eat real food, and support a small business. My digestive system and my wallet thank me every time.

@sixtyspink 6 months ago

I used to be the best-dressed broke 23-year-old out there (nearly 20 years ago), because I had the patience to comb through Goodwill and find high-quality pieces. Now, anything worth wearing again goes on resale sites for nearly-new prices (which I am not paying because I can't even return it if it doesn't fit) and Goodwill is the dumping ground for everyone's Shein hauls. It's such a bummer.

@sasalives98 5 months ago

Since everything sucks now, i think the answer is to buy as little as possible. Only buy what you absolutely need, and buy 2nd when you can (and when its worth it)

@katiev5675 6 months ago

1. Thrifting
2. Luxury
3. Fast Luxury
4. Drugstore Make-Up
5. Fast Food
6. Streaming (Netflix)
7. Viral Junk Trends
8. Protein Snacks
9. (Most) New Clothes
10. Online Shopping

@jeanniefromtahini5197 6 months ago

Enshitification was a term first used specifically for Tech companies, but it is applicable to everything these days.

@sasalives98 5 months ago

About streaming aervices: just use piracy. You’re only enriching the ceos with them

@_KungFuBarbie_ 6 months ago

I’m happy we are all starting to change our attitudes about consumption. Overconsumption and enshittification has been ruining just about everything lately.