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I think he enjoyed doing it, which is added value to one's life.
by meepmorp 6y ago
I think he enjoyed doing it, which is added value to one's life.
- lozaning 6y agoYeah, I have a friend that spends hours a week planning this kind of stuff out. His hobby is putting together vacations from credit card points as cheaply as possible. TBH I think he actually enjoys the scheming part more than the actual trips.
- my_usernam3 6y agoMy father still enjoys clipping coupons and views it as therapeutic. He also enjoys the act of saving a few dollars here and there because it gives him the same dopamine rush that it did when he those dollars were relatively important to his overall net-worth. To many of us, the act of saving money is more exciting than the money itself.
- silicon2401 6y agoI can definitely relate to this. I've spent countless hours optimizing my groceries and trying to get them as low as possible. I could easily spend several times as much without much financial impact, but I enjoy it as a way to derive satisfaction and mindfulness from what's otherwise just a mundane and repetitive chore
- okareaman 6y agoI think the question is, if he didn't enjoy doing it, would it still be worth it, for examples for others that might view it as work