> That's like $3 per day (a coffee). The number I gave was a ballpark number. I actually haven't run the numbers. But in any case, this sort of argument has al

> That's like $3 per day (a coffee). The number I gave was a ballpark number. I actually haven't run the numbers. But in any case, this sort of argument has always made no sense to me. First I don't buy coffee every day. I make my coffee at home. And if I did, it's not like disposable diapers and daily coffee are mutually exclusive. At the end of the day a $3 expense is a $3 expense, and adds up to over $1000 a year. Maybe that's chump change for some, but I take my wins where I can get them.