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Welcome to Before Breakfast, a production of I Heart Radio.

Good morning.

This is Laura. Welcome to the Before Breakfast Podcast. Today's tip is to note what

you don't miss in your life in these pandemic days. If you don't miss something, this is a sign

that you might be able to save some time or money in the future.

I co-host a podcast called Best of Both Worlds,

and my co-host, Sarah Hart Unger,

mentioned on a recent episode that she and her husband had,

like so many couples, stopped doing date nights in March.

Restaurants and movie theaters were closed. Her occasional babysitters were sheltering in place too.

But while some people really missed date nights, she said she realized that she just didn't. She assumed that this was

something that they were supposed to do for their marriage,

and so they'd been dropping well over $100, two to three times per month,

for a Saturday night of babysitting and a really nice dinner out.

There'd turn out to be ways to connect as a couple

without dropping that kind of cash.

For instance, sending the kids to someone else's house

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