No matter how much money we make, there's always a few things that we refuse to stop doing, and luckily I've got them all right here.

The men's room top ten. The men's room top ten!

Ten or more poor people habits that are actually just smart living.

My pappy was born in 1936 in Shelbyville, Illinois. Parents were farmers. I swear it's got to have

something to do with going through the Great Depression or being a farmer or both, but we never

threw nothing away. In fact, if we saw a screen door set out for the trash man, we'd stop and pick it up.

What are we going to do with it? Who the hell knows? But that behavior stuck with me. Only I've modified the game a bit.

See when food delivery drivers leave goods outside a building door, first I checked for any

residents, and then I check for cameras. If the coast

is clear, I take it.

That's how you save a buck and stay

well fed. I haven't

paid for a meal in years.

Thank you, Jesus.

The more you know.

I do like the idea of him sneaking around stealing cans, stealing food off people's...

It's a condo building.

Delicious little snack.

So this was actually a Reddit thread of when they asked what's a poor people habit that's actually just smart living?

This person says, first step before any non-staple purchase.

An unnecessary argument for myself as to why it isn't

necessary.

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