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My coffee spending is naturally capped at a level that is imperceptible to my budget. That's why I feel comfortable blowing the $4 on a cup - without any consci
by praptak 9y ago
My coffee spending is naturally capped at a level that is imperceptible to my budget. That's why I feel comfortable blowing the $4 on a cup - without any conscious decision making.
That's not the case with apps. I could easily spend a thousand bucks on them in a single day, so I am very careful with every single $.99.
- duxup 9y agohttp://theoatmeal.com/blog/apps http://theoatmeal.com/blog/apps
- ulucs 9y agoI feel the opposite is true for me. For meals and soft drinks, my appetite seems to be infinite so I could really bankrupt myself if I just let it run free. However, there aren't many apps that seem useful to me and just let me buy them. It's subscriptions all the way down. I've bought Wolfram Alpha for about a buck, I've blown 30 bucks on a bachata moves app, but god forbid if anyone offered a run tracking app without a subscription.