Welcome to let it be easy with Susie Moore.

I want to share with you today a meme on Instagram that had so much engagement when I posted it.

I was like, I've got to do a pot episode about this because it's so funny.

And the reason it's so funny is because it's so true it reveals to us so much about our funny

programming that we have in our brains that needs to be questioned because when we

don't question our programming we don't we don't question our beliefs we don't look to expand them look to even correct them in some places

we can live pretty funny wobbly lives where there are these fake limits that scare us that hold us back

whereas the truth if we really look at it is so much more freeing and so much more

fun and allows us to be do and have so much more.

The meme was this my friends. It was simply a statement saying I'm 32 years old. I laugh even thinking

about it and I still think that eating anything from my hotel mini bar will bankrupt my entire family somehow.

I'm 92 years old and I somehow think that eating anything consuming anything for my

hotel mini bar will bankrupt my entire family somehow. Why am I bringing this up today? Look at that. Somewhere

along the road, maybe if you say in the hotel as a kid your parents were like,

don't touch the mini bar.

M&M's are like 10 times a price they are at CVS or 10 times the price they are at

whatever supermarket you go to.

Look, that's true. Hotel mini bars are overpriced. You want those little

cancer coke, you want those little peanuts? They are overpriced compared to going to a

pharmacy, right? There's no doubt about that. But think about it. Will it bankrupt your

entire family? If you're in a pinch it's late at night and you really need a snack,

is it okay to spend eight bucks on a packet of M&M's? Maybe you can afford it. Maybe it's

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