Hello, I know I know I'm Eber's my name is Jesse Meekam, and this is podcast number 54 for

you need a budget, where we teach you four rules to help you stop living paycheck to

paycheck, get out of debt and save more money.

One way that you can save a massive, massive amount of money is to stop caring so much about what other people think of you,

mainly people that you don't even know.

I want to write an essay.

I want to write like a short night like a little report or some kind of a not an

expose like a what do they call that a treatise? Is that the right word?

On Cars. And what a big wealth sucking hunk of metal they are.

And I've been amazed as I've just chat with people.

They, well, it's very easy to get people to chat with me about their finances

as soon as they find out what I do.

It's like I'm a pastor or something. I mean they just come and like start

confessing and anyway it's interesting because people will come and tell me about this and that.

And what I've discovered is there's a continuum of price points on all different types of goods.

Food is, you know, everyone pays the same amount of food for the most part.

You get really, you know, restaurants obviously that goes out the window but where you can go organic that's more expensive.

But everyone pays the same amount for a loaf of bread and everyone pays the same amount for clothes.

There's always these extremes, right?

You don't see a middle income person

buying a high-end item of clothing as a rule.

There are always exceptions, but I'm speaking purely in generalizations here.

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