#cost of living

Does a high price tag on sustainable goods just make ethical shopping a status symbol for the rich?

Has the cost-of-living shift made ephemera collecting more popular than stamps?

Has the cost of living pushed you toward learning martial arts at home?

Is it OK to wear fast fashion if you're on a tight budget?

Would you switch from buying new clothes to thrifting exclusively if quality held up?

With grocery bills still high, have you given up on traditional budgeting tips?

Do you still celebrate holidays the same way after the price surge on everything?

Is spending more on a luxury badge just a waste of cash or do you get something real?

Is spending $200+ on a jersey ever justified, or is it just fan tax?

Should vegans stop pretending that organic, whole-food eating is practical for most people?

Are AI tools the reason my grocery bill keeps going up?

Is spending a fortune on a fancy kitchen just a waste of money for most people?

With the cost-of-living crisis, are people ditching organized religion for secular self-help?

As cost-of-living crushes budgets, has the flip market for nostalgia collectibles peaked?

With living costs rising, do you still pay for premium astrology apps or stick to free ones?

Has inflation killed your habit of dining out at trendy spots?

With energy costs soaring, should we rethink local production over global sourcing?

Is spending more on a brand name actually worth the extra money?

Is the cost of living pushing you toward cheaper vegan processed options?

With supply chain delays, are you swapping brands for dupes?