#cost of living

How has the cost of living changed your movie night or TV show habits?

Is the cost of living pushing you away from big social gatherings?

Should I buy bulk groceries or just shop weekly now

Saving money or just hoarding supplies—has the DIY boom backfired?

Is switching from cheap IKEA hacks to real mid-century furniture actually worth it for a home on a budget?

Would you trust a no-name brand over Amazon Basics to save cash?

Has the cost-of-living crunch made you switch to used or rental gear for park skiing?

Is the "zero waste" movement undeniably elitist and out of touch with average households?

Does your community still support indie films amid streaming price hikes?

Does shopping in physical stores still make sense, or is it just a waste of time and money?

Is buying “sustainable” from a major corporation just guilt-free shopping for the rich?

Do you still pay for music subscriptions with everything going up?

Is "sustainable living" just a luxury hobby for the rich, or a genuine solution for everyone?

After the price surge in plant protein, are you swapping to budget-friendly alternatives?

With herbal prices surging, are you switching to homegrown remedies instead?

Would you ever buy the premium brand when the store brand is half the price?

Is the 50/30/20 budget rule still a good plan for 2025?

Has the cost of materials forced you to simplify your layout?

With subscription fees rising everywhere, are you comparing before buying anything?

Are you ignoring sustainable seafood labels to save money?