I love movies especially thrillers. Now I have ample time for movies!
I usually watch movies during weekends and the tickets are more expensive.
But if you get a HSBC movie pass, you get 10 tickets at only $75.
You can use the pass any day.
I would use it only weekends as I only spend $7.50 for a ticket whereas it usually cost about $8.50 in Golden Village.
I hardly choose Cinemas, I go for rates instead.
My brother would go for Cathay for a funny reason. The popcorns there taste better than the rest. (LOL)
Watching a movie is probably one of the lowest cost form of entertainment...If you really have to spend.
It keeps you in the dark for about two hours at the edge of your seat. Imagine going shopping for 2 hours, how much would you spend if you were an impulsive buyer?
I went shopping last weekend...To be more precise, window shopping, with no aim in mind.
I tried out a few blouses and a dress. Only one fit me nicely.
Then I put it back to its rack.
Why I didn't buy it?
For a couple of reasons;
The need of a blouse is minimal.
I can find a better one, hopefully.
The price is a bit on the steep side.
I prefer another colour.
Saving comes first.
I saw a pair of very nice shoes yesterday, my type of shoes...
It is priced at $169.
It is nice and unique but I am not spending a single cent for it.
$169 for me to step on the floor? NO WAY!
Be rational and spend within your means.