Read and take heed!

http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2014/03/08/13-instances-when-being-cheap-doesnt-pay-off.aspx

ZZZzzzzzzz 3 minutes of my life I wont get back !

Edited March 9, 201412 yr by CharlieH

Pointless...

That last one all depends on your goal.

ST pleasure fine, long-term no, for eliminating the scammers being a CC is a great filter.

Thats just the motley fool trying to draw you in and start share trading on their site.,

No different from what goes on here

Flame removed

ZZZzzzzzzz 3 minutes of my life I wont get back !

Just learn to read faster. I managed to only lose 2.

Edited March 10, 201412 yr by Brevity

Most of these are wrong anyway:

- Cheap food if you know where to go does not have to be ultra-processed nutrient deprived junk.

- I would never buy spaghetti or worse spaghetti sauce from Costo.

ZZZzzzzzzz 3 minutes of my life I wont get back !

Just learn to read faster. I managed to only lose 2.

Ha ha beat you both didn't lose any. Something told me, dpn't do it. lol

jb1

define 'cheap charlie'. never heard the phrase used back home. always seems to be used by someone seeking to justify paying for something (usually sex?) and resenting the fact they, due to being inadequate, have to resort to paying.

define 'cheap charlie'. never heard the phrase used back home. always seems to be used by someone seeking to justify paying for something (usually sex?) and resenting the fact they, due to being inadequate, have to resort to paying.

Huh?

The post was made "tongue in cheek" but obviously it's already managed to rile up some Cheap Charlies.

BTW, If you don't know what Cheap Charlie means might I suggest that you lurk for a few month and try to fill in your Thailand knowledge gaps before posting?

Yes home-cooked food comprising ingredients bought from the wholesale wet market, small proportion animal products mostly fruit and veg.

Cheapest possible and healthiest too.

food, clothing, did they mention shelter?

that about covers everything