Julia, Mary, and Meghan break taboo and talk about friends and money. Can you be friends when there’s a financial imbalance? Who pays for drinks and dinner? … entertainment money finance relationships friends taboo
I’m “Officially Below Poverty” but I do My BEST and if I could “walk down Lincoln Road, and hit the beach whenever I want.” I would. Either does not define me.
I agree. I hadn’t thought of it exactly in those words. But you are right, “Poor is a state of mind” And I’m rich! I live in South Beach, go to the best restaurants (courtesy of generous friends), walk down Lincoln Road, and hit the beach whenever I want. It’s a permavacation here! That’s rich!
I’ve many times felt shy about doing birthday dinners & group dinners where there is the potential to end up with a hefty bill. I’ve always avoided those. I refuse to finance my meals through my credit card. Totally unecessary. I do like inviting friends over for dinner.
I don’t like to say that I can’t afford it. It’s just I simply choose to not spend my money that way.
Museums are so expensive though! Well, some are. I like picking up the check, too. And my friends don’t have money so they love that I do that. It is a really good feeling, no doubt
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So, in short, its best for MEN to keep money and friends seperate? Ok then.
ONLY THE BLONDE IS HOT.
its best to keep friends and money seperate.. unless youre a girl. then, um yeah, well thats what girls are supposed to do, etc etc
i totally can related i so broke now i use to make good money but now it different
u guys should just get some pizza and beer its cheaper and funner
I’m sorry but before I order, I tell the waitress “separate checks.” and smile. Why should I pay for other people’s meals?
Didnt always have everything, but you realize when you do money isnt everything you think it is.
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I’m “Officially Below Poverty” but I do My BEST and if I could “walk down Lincoln Road, and hit the beach whenever I want.” I would. Either does not define me.
I agree. I hadn’t thought of it exactly in those words. But you are right, “Poor is a state of mind” And I’m rich! I live in South Beach, go to the best restaurants (courtesy of generous friends), walk down Lincoln Road, and hit the beach whenever I want. It’s a permavacation here! That’s rich!
I’ve many times felt shy about doing birthday dinners & group dinners where there is the potential to end up with a hefty bill. I’ve always avoided those. I refuse to finance my meals through my credit card. Totally unecessary. I do like inviting friends over for dinner.
I don’t like to say that I can’t afford it. It’s just I simply choose to not spend my money that way.
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Then order on someone eases bill. LOL!
Museums are so expensive though! Well, some are. I like picking up the check, too. And my friends don’t have money so they love that I do that. It is a really good feeling, no doubt
EVERYONE makes more Money than ME…….Besides POOR is a STATE OF MIND!
Just tell the waiter to do a seperate check for you. Problem solved.
I like your videos. You 3 are so cute and relevant.
Why’d you change your introduction at the beginning of the video?