Posted On: January 10, 2014 | Posted In: Saving | Posted by: Broke Millennial®
Going out to a meal with friends may start out as jovial time, but it turns into every millennial’s nightmare the moment the waiter leaves the bill. Suddenly, battle lines are drawn and everyone begins their own self-serving calculation for what they owe. One guy claims he never had any alcohol so should pay less, … Continued
Posted On: December 20, 2013 | Posted In: Saving | Posted by: Broke Millennial®
“There’s no business like show business.” False. There is no business like trying to save yourself a pretty penny. (Look at that, two cliches in two sentences). If you follow me on Twitter, or read my post last week, you may have seen that Peach and I went to Wicked. Wicked (the Broadway musical for … Continued
Posted On: December 13, 2013 | Posted In: Saving | Posted by: Broke Millennial®
We all have “that friend.” The one who consistently forgets his wallet when you go out to eat or always promises to get the next round of drinks or never wants to drive and then doesn’t chip in for gas. Yeah, that guy. That is the guy who ruined it for the rest of it … Continued
Posted On: December 6, 2013 | Posted In: Saving | Posted by: Broke Millennial®
The grocery store and I have what could only be described as a tumultuous relationship. Every Sunday I brace myself for the battle of my bank account vs. the aisles of food. Step one: plan meals for the week. Step two: write a grocery list for the necessary food. Step 3: Price check those items … Continued
Posted On: November 29, 2013 | Posted In: Saving | Posted by: Broke Millennial®
Yeah, I just went there. Sure, Black Friday a horrific example of overindulgence and consumerism, but it goes perfectly with a holiday where we gorge ourselves on far too much food. Growing up, Turkey Day was often spent with dozens of other American expats who all brought their favorite dishes for a food-coma-inducing potluck. When … Continued
