Re: Thrifty , Frugal or just a tightwad?

Posted by Royse on December 05, 2013 at 19:52:35 from (69.36.49.186):

In Reply to: Thrifty , Frugal or just a tightwad? posted by da.bees on December 05, 2013 at 17:42:56:

Being thrifty or frugal is good, being creative is even better!

Somewhere though, you've got to draw a line.

My dad would add water to an empty ketchup bottle, shake it up

and pour the runny mess on a sandwich. It was even worse when

he added water the second time. Frugal? How much do you save?

I had a boss once that bragged about when his grandkids said they

were hungry, he took them to Sam's club for all the free samples.

Same boss actually bought a pound of hamburg and a pound of

ground chuck, fried them and weighed them to see if the cost

per pound was worth buying chuck. No mention of taste.

Drive all over town with gas at $3/gallon to save 50 cents on something?

How about not filling your prescriptions?

Somewhere there's a line you just can't cross!

I don't run worn out tires on my road vehicles and I don't try to

save a penny on brakes.

Now, if you need to stay a little warmer plowing snow.....

Replies:

• Re: Thrifty , Frugal or just a tightwad? Billy Shafer 07:08:42 12/06/13 (0)
• Re: Thrifty , Frugal or just a tightwad? ASEguy 04:05:01 12/06/13 (0)

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