> just that there are other things you can buy with money that give you more lasting happiness. That makes sense. But I wouldn't prioritize having those experi

> just that there are other things you can buy with money that give you more lasting happiness. That makes sense. But I wouldn't prioritize having those experiences above having money. If having an amazing experience put me under my comfort level with money-in-bank, then on the mid-term, they'd make me pretty unhappy. On the very long term, I might remember them as great. Or I might remember them as dumb because I wasted money and opportunity cost. But it's possible that I am permanently biased because I grew up with a very everpresent lack of money.