#cost of living

Does “buy it for life” furniture make you a snob who ignores affordable design access?

Are subscription services still worth it after the latest price hikes?

How do you actually hedge against inflation without buying crypto or gold?

Has the cost of plant-based protein made you consider local beans instead?

Does studying STEM guarantee success, or are humanities grads secretly happier and more fulfilled?

Has the cost-of-living crisis shifted your benchmark for a 'good' restaurant meal?

How is the cost of living reshaping your family's weekly meal plan?

Has the cost-of-living shift made you downsize your video gear?

After recent price hikes, are you sticking with iOS or Android longer?

Is it smarter to buy cheaper IoT devices or pay more for privacy?

Have you abandoned a side hustle due to cost-of-living pressures this year?

Are you buying older toys and games as a cheaper alternative now?

Is a $20/month streaming subscription a fair trade for one great movie, or are you being ripped off?

Is buying organic food just paying for expensive guilt instead of actual environmental impact?

Do remote workers really deserve the same pay if they skip the commute and office stress?

Has the cost of supplements made you ditch your pre-workout routine?

With rent and therapy prices up, are self-help books enough now?

Is your favorite "street food" really just overpriced Instagram bait served in a cardboard tray?

Have rising prices made you skip upgrading your headphones this year?

Is the whole FIRE movement still viable in today’s economy, or are we chasing a myth?