Demonic Possessions

The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie Santos

Pushkin Industries

Society & Culture, Health & Fitness

4.7 • 14.6K Ratings

🗓️ 15 June 2020

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

Cait Flanders went deep into debt so she could buy all the clothes, books and gadgets she thought would make her happier. It was only when she junked it all that she found that 'doing' rather than 'having' is a better way to spend your salary.

Dr Laurie Santos examines why investing in experiences like concerts, vacations and dining out can give us a long-term happiness boost that buying things just can't match.

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0:00.0	Pushkin
0:14.0	Pick up location
0:16.0	S-F-O
0:19.0	Pick up time
0:21.0	12-30-P
0:23.0	There's one car you absolutely have to rent when you go to San Francisco
0:27.0	It has to be compact, two-four-door, four-difocus, or similar
0:32.0	I'm not really a car person
0:34.0	Automatic transmission, yes, aircon, yes
0:39.0	My regular ride is a slightly scruffy 2011 Nissan Central
0:42.0	Dual air bag
0:44.0	Awesome
0:46.0	If you can't picture that in your head, that's okay
0:48.0	I'm not sure anyone can
0:50.0	It's kind of a dull silver color
0:52.0	And relatively anonymous
0:54.0	Last damage we were
0:55.0	No
0:57.0	Child seat
0:59.0	No
1:00.0	When I travel for work, I usually rent the cheapest, boxiest, and most ordinary car on the lot
1:05.0	Pre-pay guess
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