How do you spend your money?

Mortgage, bills, food, kids, investments, and travel.

@lungdart no prostitutes and cocaine?

No, I'm old now. Those days are in the past.

@lungdart I was joking, I would like to try one day before death

pizza

Drugs, sushi and sigarettes. And yeah, the sushi is the most expensive

What money?

Toys. And taxes.

recently buying really good food and evidently a new wardrobe because the clothes I've been wearing are in tatters by now. I got a dentist appointment tomorrow and weather says rain and I literally own no umbrella nor a waterproof coat, cuz my leather coat had literally fallen apart and it was my raincoat before =[

I also need kitchen stuff because roommate is moving out, so I'm missing like... a large frying pan, a can opener, etc

then I'll also need tons of cleaning and home repair stuff to clean up his mess and the holes in the wall

and then maybe I'll buy more plants

@jestdotty I can only guess why he’s moving out from what u posted

@TeachMeCode I don't really know
he kept being dishonest

one day he asked me to move out
ofc it was after I got sick, but he said something like "we both know we've drifted apart". well I didn't. however now that he's decided we shouldn't live together, all the better

turns out before he asked me to move out he shopped for apartments and found out rent is double or triple everywhere... and then decided i should be the one to move out. and that I somehow owe him 60k on top of it too. when I had quit my job for him to have his.

anyway he's a piece of shit. he found an apartment beneath his brother, he's signed the lease, and he's got movers scheduled. I will be rid of this mess in 2 months.

I put my whole life on hold for him, and all he ever did was say I "worked too hard" if I wasn't hanging out with him, while I maintained the whole apartment and he just whined about games and movies. what a sabotaging shit. he's said we shouldn't live together, and I expect him to keep his word

@jestdotty sounds like a dickhead hey at least you're away from that dude now.

@jestdotty damn, at least leave the utensils. that's one in a million dickhead

@jestdotty that’s probably the best thing he’s ever done-decide to leave

I don’t. My wife handles the finances. I just work. and work. and work.

I buy food occasionally.
That’s about it.

I can’t remember the last thing I bought for myself. (Though it was probably a book I haven’t had a chance to read)