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Ideal_Rock
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Yup, I think about opportunity cost often, but it''s more like, "ok, this jewelry costs 10K, so at 6% a year that I can earn w/o any effort, it is costing me the 10K plus $600 each and every year forever" (ignoring compounding, which is huge).
I do have a bunch of stuff that I never wear and I am going to sell it. Now maybe in the end I''ll buy yet another different jewelry thing with the proceeds, but we''ll have to see. I don''t need anything else - that much I have already determined!
It''s much easier to get annoyed with a crappy bill (property taxes, accountant''s fee, crown for your tooth) and think, hey I could have put that towards X item I have been wanting.
I do have a bunch of stuff that I never wear and I am going to sell it. Now maybe in the end I''ll buy yet another different jewelry thing with the proceeds, but we''ll have to see. I don''t need anything else - that much I have already determined!
It''s much easier to get annoyed with a crappy bill (property taxes, accountant''s fee, crown for your tooth) and think, hey I could have put that towards X item I have been wanting.
