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here's your money briefing for Tuesday, November 14th. I'm J. R. Whelan for the Wall Street Journal.

Let's say you go to one event every year to have a good time, but if the price of that

event keeps rising, would that change how much you enjoy it? Some people feel that inflation

is taking the fun out of having fun.

It's making people more attuned to whether the experience they're having is really worth it.

When you've sunk a lot of money into something, maybe more than you would have wanted to.

It might make you more likely to ask yourself how much fun you're really having

when you're at that concert or that sports game or what have you.

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