I was reading the little quotes on my calendar at work and yesterday it read:
Economy is an excellent lure to betray people into expense
This got me thinking. (Wirrr wirrr wirrrrr)
Yesterday DH called into Asda on his way home. He plonked the carrier bags down and announced:
"The PEK chopped pork (his favourite sandwich filling) he is a man of simple taste was only 99p for a huge tin, so I bought 3 tins".
WHY?
or my son announcing
"Mum I have invested in a breadmaker to save money"
How many loaves could he buy for the cost of the breadmaker and does having a breadmaker mean you eat more bread?
Any more examples??
Family don't pitch in and help
don't have a problem with under 16's having free bus travel,BUT



