#cost of living

Is spending £80 on a single tasting menu actually worth it for exploring world cuisines?

Has the cost-of-living crisis changed what people expect from a martial arts gym?

Are esports events losing appeal due to rising ticket and travel costs?

Has the cost of living shifted how you value your remote setup?

Is "starving artist" ramen better than a $50 bowl from a fancy ramen bar?

Is paying more for “green” products just a tax on guilty consciences?

Is sustainable living for families becoming too expensive to maintain?

Is the “village” concept a romantic myth, or are we just too proud to ask for help?

Does giving to charity feel good mostly because it's cheaper than fixing the system that creates the need?

Has inflation made you rethink buying premium wireless earbuds this year?

Has the cost-of-living crisis changed what makes a good business idea now?

Is it worth switching to an EV if you rent your home?

With subscription fees piling up, are you still paying for Amazon Prime?

Do AI wearables actually help you save money or just annoy you?

After recent price hikes, are you pausing your smart home upgrades?

Is "quiet quitting" just a fancy excuse for poor salary and zero loyalty, or fair play in a broken system?

Will cash stuffing stop working if inflation keeps rising?

Has social media's cost-of-living focus changed how you connect?

Has the cost of mooring forced you to downsize your boat?

With online dojos rising, is in-person self-defense still worth the expense?