Purchases that improved your life

[Rain50]

What are some things you've guys have purchased that you legit feel improved your life? Things that made you healthier, happier, etc etc..

Looking for serious replies.. some days I feel like I should just have some more things but I never really satisfy that feeling.

inb4 dildos, lube, condoms, vibrators, etc etc etc


Try to include what the purchase is, the price, and how it improved your life.

[Metzgermeiser]

[HowsMyClutch]

[sifox]

What is that?

[mcboo2]

Good thread idea brah, interested in responses. I'd say a blender for me comes to mind. Want to get a pannini press soon

[TheRealJora]

Same one that I have.

[Leger429]

[Deltrap]

dat dere fleshlight and fleshlight accessories

[ArthurAardvark]

-nutribullet (srs)
-istubble
-kindle (not fire, the one you read books on)
-trays/whitening gel at dentist

[RG1992]

10/10

[iamxclusive]

dat dere fleshlight and fleshlight accessories

Lol was waiting for someone to say this

[sifox]

Gym membership.

[jazi]

[franchise16]

Purchase that GREATLY did the opposite of improve my life was getting a dog.

Never... Get... A... Puppy

Love him to death and he;s an angel but 2 years later now if I could go back in time it never would have happened. Doesnt matter how cute they are or how ready you think you are to deal with it it is SUCH a pain in the ass.

[CHARBACK]

I got the same thing, doesn't work as well as I hoped tbh

[18ToLife]

iphone
xbox 360 (phucked up my high school life)

[lazi]

sonicare toothbrush



waterpik

[GluteusMaximus]

I've actually gotten rid of and bought less things over the years as I found money is much better put into investments/savings and living truly within your means. The comfort of knowing you have financial security and able to survive job loss, etc. is satisfying in itself.

Long term "investment" purchases are always satisfying tho if you need something material, i.e. good suits, etc. that will last years. Quality > quantity. Fewer, but higher quality purchases win for me. I don't get people who drop $100+ on 20, 30 pairs of sneakers, such a waster in my eyes. Have only what you need and put the rest towards experiences i.e. traveling, nice restaurants, etc.

[DeezHill]

Fish Oil Capsules
Creatine
Baby Powder
Exfoliating face wash, toner, and moisturizer
ZMA
Tempurpedic Pillows
Wireless Computer mouse and keyboard
Foam roller
Ps3 (netflix get me dat pussy)

[OniichanJoe]

a waifu I no longer spend my nights alone anymore

I dont even have to leave my room anymore

[Mimic3]

body trimmer


why?

-can get rid of all body hair without causing skin irritation or ingrown hairs
-save money dont have to get hair waxed off
-save money dont have to buy razors

[GoobyPls]

so fukkin easy to use and cant get any more healtyhy than a steamer, fukkin love it! havent fried anything in almost a year basically

[ZombieDeli]

These things work not kidding

[franchise16]

I've actually gotten rid of and bought less things over the years as I found money is much better put into investments/savings and living truly within your means. The comfort of knowing you have financial security and able to survive job loss, etc. is satisfying in itself.

Long term "investment" purchases are always satisfying, i.e. good suits, etc. that will last years. Quality > quantity. Fewer, but higher quality purchases win for me. I don't get people who drop $100+ on 20, 30 pairs of sneakers, such a waster in my eyes. Have only what you need and put the rest towards experiences i.e. traveling, nice restaurants, etc.

I am all for spending money on retarded sh*t and have more material possessions than anybody should ever have... But to hate on shoes then recommend spending your money at restaurants is crazy talk. I spend thousands eating out but honestly brb $100 bottle of wine you could buy elsewhere for $20 and food you'll eat and forget 2 days later anyways.

[Haplo21]

Food.

[Stephen109]

[Haplo21]

I am all for spending money on retarded sh*t and have more material possessions than anybody should ever have... But to hate on shoes then recommend spending your money at restaurants is crazy talk. I spend thousands eating out but honestly brb $100 bottle of wine you could buy elsewhere for $20 and food you'll eat and forget 2 days later anyways.

I am with you on expensive restaurants, but to choose shoes over travel is potato.

[shaklee]

organic apple cider vinegar, srs.
skin is smooth and clear, more energy etc

[gregwa11]

srs.

[GluteusMaximus]

I am all for spending money on retarded sh*t and have more material possessions than anybody should ever have... But to hate on shoes then recommend spending your money at restaurants is crazy talk. I spend thousands eating out but honestly brb $100 bottle of wine you could buy elsewhere for $20 and food you'll eat and forget 2 days later anyways.

What's the point of having 30 pairs or Jordans? I don't mean frivolously going out five nights a week to 5 star restaurants but experiencing new places, restaurants, countries, cities, etc. when you're able to tend to bring me more long term happiness being able to reflect back on those memories and experiences.