Hello, Winebbers. My name is Jesse Meekham. This is podcast number 344 for Wineb, where we teach you four rules to help you stop

from paycheck to paycheck, get out of debt and save more money.

I want to talk about the DL on Buy It for Life.

It may be my favorite subreddit.

It's gone a little bit downhill recently. I feel like people are

posting things that have basically never been touched and then saying look how

great this you know look how long this has lasted. You know if you keep something in a glass case and you never

touch it and it's from 1945, yeah it will probably just, you know, little last just fine.

Buy it for life for me and a lot of times the subretives more along these lines.

It means you can use the thing and you don't have to buy another one.

And frankly I'm sick and tired and I sound like an old person when I say this but I'm

I'm sick and tired of buying things that don't last and it can be clothing it can be

appliances we have an appliance And it can be clothing, it can be appliances.

We have an appliance here at the Wineab House because the kitchen at the Wineab House is from

the 1970s, maybe oven still works old refrigerator makes ice better than my fancy pants new

refrigerator that's only two years old. We actually, well it does have one problem,

it makes too much ice. It won't stop making ice. So we do have to raise this little

wire arm so that it doesn't just keep making ice, but I'm sure it'd be a little fix.

The Buy It for Life stuff for me means it doesn't come with as much headache.

You don't have to worry about having to repurchase that same thing

four, five, six years from now. It's why I don't like certain furniture makers because

they, the stuff they, I mean you buy it you know what you're getting right

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