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I see a lot of young people say they are living paycheck to paycheck because of inflation, but those exact same people are also buying a brand new car with monthly payments and a brand new iPhone/Samsung with monthly payments. I also see these same people eating out at restaurants all the time and constantly going shopping to malls or shopping on Amazon etc. So are young people truly struggling because of inflation or is it because they spend money they don't have on things they don't need?

It took me an hour to figure this whole thing out on how to write a full grocery list. I am trying to lose weight, build muscle, and get the most attractive chick. Here is my grocery list:

Grocery list for after work:
* 🍊 (Navel orange, 4 lbs for $3.99)
* 🥗 (Spinach/Kale, 16 oz for $5.49)
* 🍮 (Yoplait creme, 2 for $1.60)
* 🌿 (Italian parsley, 1 for 99¢)
* 🍵 (Bigelow bags, 20ct for $3.00)
* 🎃 ("fresh cut," 12 oz for $2.99)
* 🍏 (Signature, 3 lbs for $4.99)
* 🍗 (Signature, 5 lbs for $8.45)
* 🥩 (beef sirloin, 3.5 lbs for $13.27)

= total: $44.77 x 1.1025 = $49.36

My maximum spending limit is $50 — yes, I imposed that limit myself. But I want to further reduce it. I plan on going shopping in about 12 hours, after I am done with work.