Quote from: Youngkhngdiddy on Today at 10:17:57 PM

The idea of going to the mall, getting a few items and ignoring the price tags and receipt presented doesn't show richness, it only portrays one who's extravagant in spending. No matter your wealth, the economic situation is not palatable enough to give you the leisure of just being mindless to a whole lot of things especially finance because if continually done, unknowingly, one would go broke.

The level of extravagance or out-of-the-ordinary spending will be different for each person.
For me, buying things that I really need at a fairly expensive price but with the best quality is not a problem as long as we can afford it and are able to estimate whether the purchase does not interfere with finances completely.

Ignoring the price tag with just a little note that the item purchased is still quite good and not a waste.
The real waste is when you buy things you don't really need and just like to buy.

Quote from: Youngkhngdiddy on Today at 10:17:57 PM

A cautious and wise rich man would even afterwards go through everything over again. Money is made to be spent. no doubt but it doesn't call for in judicious spending. There has to be right spending processes to avoid bankruptcy. Everyone and anyone can get broke at anytime and it all depends on your attitude to cash inflow and outflow.

Bankruptcy will not happen instantly even if there is no proper shopping process.
After all, people won't keep shopping every day.

Maybe only one time to make a purchase that looks quite extravagant,
but yes not to make bankruptcy (except for buying branded goods that exceed the amount of assets owned).