Okay, so just lay out the problem for me.

So last week, I got an email that this website was having a big sale.

And I go to the website, there's like this black leather backpack.

And I cannot think of one scenario where I would need a black leather backpack. In fact,

that sounds like a horrible sweaty, very sweaty idea. But I bought it and instead of using it,

it's just sitting on a box on my dresser for weeks.

And guess how much it was, Charles?

I don't even...

The bag was $300.

How frequently does that happen?

How often do I get the temptation of a deal?

Every day.

And how often do you actually go and buy something?

This week, I've done it twice. And how often do you actually go and buy something? This week, I've done it twice.

And today's just Wednesday.

Like, there's only been two and a quarter days so far this week.

Honestly, Charles, I've bought things three times this week.

For me, I've bought things three times this week. From the New York Times, I'm Charles Deug, and this is Change Agent.

A few years ago, I wrote this book named The Power of Habit, and it's about how habits work and how people can change them.

And pretty soon after it came out, I started hearing from all of these people who would contact me and say,

hey, I've got this problem in my life, and I was wondering if you could help me solve it.

And that was kind of unexpected because I'm not a

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