What would YOU cut out?

Yeah cut back on food. You want to look hawt in a bikini in Hawaii, right?

Seriously, meet a guy from Hawaii on Craigslist or Adultfriendfinder. You'd have to bang him at least once but you'd only have to pay airfare. You could crash at his place and make him feed you.

I spent a week in Portland that way, and I only had to have sex twice with a woman 22 years older than me. But she was deaf so I could talk shit about her with her in the room.

True story.

 

That's horrible! Although I must admit I have a few 'friends' in choice vacay spots and visit them often...I don't pay my own airfare either. I honestly go to see them though I am not whoring myself out for a free vacation...it is just a perk.

My ex-fiance just moved to Las Vegas...score d:

 

No really, it wasn't that bad.

 

Hmmmmm no thanks. That's funny though.

 

Just Have Enough Food to Stop you From Going Hungry...

Enough Clothes to Get by...

And Keep up with Your Bills...

How I Lived When I Lived in my Flat...

Spent money on Nothing Else...Except maybe Toothpaste and Toilet Roll...And Some Soap...

 

And internet?

 

Yeah...maybe Internet...

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Highspeed?

Or maybe my scotch or cigar as on a week my cigar is $60........well maybe highspeed?

 

hm. I could prob cut back on eating, and maybe weed, if it meant getting my ass to Guatamala...*sigh*

 

I would cut out cigarettes. It's the only thing I spend my money on that I don't really need.

 

Pot for one thing...we don't spend that much, but $20 here and there can add up. And my stupid frivolous obsession with buying stupid material things would definitely stop. I spend way too much on dumb stuff I don't need. And I think I'd have to have someone keep me off of Ebay, lol.

 

I wouldn't cut out anything. I would set up a recurring weekly transfer from my direct deposited checking account to my non-ATM card accessible savings account and then deal with the shortfall of weekly funds.

The tricky part is never touching the savings !