Hello, Winevers. My name is Jesse Meekham and this is podcast number 322 for

Wineb, where we teach you four rules to help you stop living paycheck to paycheck, get

out of debt and save more money.

If we happen to post this on Facebook or something like that, I would like you to post,

maybe I'll get the team to do this. I want to know where you have

experienced buyers remorselessness. I looked up an antonymnim for

remorse and there was like happiness that didn't really catch it but then I saw the word

remorselessness which I didn't even think would be a word and there it was

buyers remorselessness we talk often about buyers remorse. When do you feel you know you bought something then it's like why did I buy that I wish I hadn't bought that and in the last you know last week's episode I was talking about letting things go, like maybe you made a bad purchase,

you bought a lemon of a car, or you spent $75 grand on software that you threw away.

At any rate, what are the things that you've bought where it just keeps getting better?

And I'll tell you mine. It's my car.

It's the one that required a therapist's help to talk me into.

And she basically said, I think you should do it. I think you're making too big of a deal out of it.

And she was right. And Julie was encouraging as well. So I bought the car.

It's not even true. I was so afraid to actually commit the cash to buy the car, that I left the cash there and I leased it.

I think I talked about that before because the lease I knew was only a three-year deal,

and I know it was expensive like you pay to

finance essentially in that way I was totally okay paying to finance it for three

years to not have to commit all the money required to actually buy the car outright.

I really wanted to test it.

I was afraid, still, so therapists decide.

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