I guess my lack of ability to think of anything is a reassuring sign that I spend critically enough. I know the expensive graphics card I got once was absolutel

I guess my lack of ability to think of anything is a reassuring sign that I spend critically enough. I know the expensive graphics card I got once was absolutely not worth it. My iPad probably got enough use over it's lifetime that it ended up being fine, but I wouldn't buy another one. I hate being burned by mediocre food though. It happens occasionally. Also my Fuji-XT10. I do like it quite a lot, but it's one of those things I bought because I had aspirations of developing a hobby, rather than improving one I was already engaged with. I've got some use out of it though. Plenty of things I don't buy though because I know they'll end up this way. Never owned an iPhone despite exclusively buying macs, though I appreciate their handfeel. Also won't ever spend more than $600 CAD on a phone. Doubt I'll ever buy another car, but I'm always on the fence about a practical used one in the future, it would have to have a very clear purpose. Any kind of business-casual clothing has also been completely worthless to me, and I would need a very good reason to buy more.