#cost of living

Has your family cut back on eco-friendly products lately?

Why are maintenance costs for modern cars making you rethink your budget?

Do you secretly judge people for using an iPhone when they could have a better Android for less?

Why do eco-friendly parents judge anyone who uses disposable diapers as “lazy” or “uncaring”?

Is bodybuilding worth it when home gym equipment costs keep rising?

Has the cost of beauty products made you switch to drugstore brands?

With rent and food costs soaring, have you stopped browsing for antique bargains?

Has the protein price hike made plant-based gains the smarter play?

Does anyone else think plant-based milk is way overrated for the price?

Does sustainable packaging still matter when everything costs more?

Is sustainable camping gear actually worth the price in a cost-of-living crisis?

Honestly, is Miele worth the price premium over Bosch?

Should personal development focus more on financial survival in today's economy?

Is paying extra for "sustainable" or "eco-friendly" products a complete waste of money?

Are you buying fewer manga volumes because of the cost of living?

Are you holding onto your old phone longer because of rising costs?

Are you reconsidering meditation apps now that prices keep rising?

Has the avocado toast backlash finally ruined brunch culture?

Has the metaverse lost momentum with rising living costs?

With the cost of organic produce soaring, are nutrient powders a smarter bet?