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I just had a general question pretty much.

I'm trying to figure out where should I draw the line whenever it comes to spending a little bit of extra money on things that aren't necessary,

but add a little bit of extra comfort in your day-to-day or just overall life.

And I can give you a couple examples of what I'm trying to talk about here.

Yeah, tell me.

Give this one.

Yeah.

So, for example, I recently bought my first Economy Plus seat on a flight.

It was never something that I couldn't afford.

It was just something that I didn't really want to spend extra money on.

I am 6'1 for reference, and a lot of these airlines are getting kind of criminal with how little leg room they give. Amen. I decided, okay, I will, I'll spoil you a little bit. And the flight was just 20 million times more comfortable. I could take my feet out a bit. I could lay back and it was so much better. But it wasn't necessary to achieve the goal. Okay, let me ask you this. I'm kind of feeling a bit guilty about it.

Yeah.

That's, where's the story that you picked up?

Where is it from?

That anything above necessary is wrong or morally bankrupt?

So I guess my position isn't that it's wrong and really bankrupt.

So I guess my position isn't that it's wrong and morally bankrupt.

I guess what I'm trying to avoid is kind of just going down the slippery slope of I just end up spending a lot of money on the things that I don't need, right?

Just because it makes me feel better.

Okay. But, but, but, but, but, but, that's my question is what are some things that I should spend need, right? Just because it makes me feel better. Okay.

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