Things I want but don't need like a beer at the store on Friday evening or a tablet of chocolate for the weekend or a game on Steam. So I try to minimize such purchases.
this post was submitted on 09 Jul 2023
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Tell me more of these tablets of chocolate.
Is there such a land where the 1kg Cadbury brick still exists?
Anything at Daiso really. I never need it but I just......need it.
And then it breaks a few months later and you swear never to buy stuff from there again, only to go back a few weeks later when you see a Daiso store while out doing something else.
I eat a lot more almonds and popcorn than I should. And chewing gum.
Chocolate
I order hot sauce on a regular basis and eat it way too often. Also habanero chips (crisps).
Both are gone way too fast.
3D models to print
I think I've only printed at most a third of them, but I always end up buying too many for my DnD group