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[permanentlyexhaustedbird]

I used to have a whole wardrobe of them at my disposal but I wouldn't have chosen to wear almost anything else. Here I have two, maybe three if I combine things differently.

[alwayskayaking]

I would have been so jealous of that back home. Honestly, I'm jealous now.

[permanentlyexhaustedbird]

Yeah, I feel like there's probably a lot about my home life that you're going to be jealous of, being of the 1% and everything.

[alwayskayaking]

Probably. I mean, I never really had much want for much. I would think it would probably be harder going from the 1% to being broke here in Duplicity.

[permanentlyexhaustedbird]

It's not the first time I've lost access to that much money and been rather conscious about how much the things I have cost. So I was at least a little prepared for that feeling.

Luckily outside of my night job, I don't need that much money. It's just nice that if someone needed help I could just provide it before. Now I just need to find different ways to do so.

[alwayskayaking]

Pretty different from most people I know who has money. Most would just keep it to themselves.

[permanentlyexhaustedbird]

I don't think I could give away enough for it to matter. I don't have access to all of it anyway.

[alwayskayaking]

Because you're a teenage or something like that?

end?

[permanentlyexhaustedbird]

Yes, exactly. I was years off of being a legal adult at home.

Sounds good

[alwayskayaking]

Well, at least it's given you some experience with being frugal.