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Would it be bad of me to spend $500 on a pair of shoes?

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Define 'bad'. :D

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As in, $500 is a lot for a pair of shoes, especially when my car need servicing and I still owe about $5000 on my trip to New York.

Grrr, where's the money fairy when I need her?

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It depends on whether you have $500 to spare.

And there might be some ethical arguments on top of that.

But mostly, I fear, the answer is 'yes, if it means that you will end up living on the street with nothing to your name but a pair of nice shoes'.

What a grown-up I am these days.

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No, I don't have $500 to spare and on the weekend my car was well and truly reminding me that any spare cash I do have really should go toward getting her serviced. Boo!

Edited Date: 2010-11-02 01:26 am (UTC)

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Wouldn't it be nice to be the sort of person to have $500 to spare? *sigh*

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Only if you regret it afterwards!

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Sense has kicked in. The shoes are lovely, but I already own more shes that I really need. Except I wants them!

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