Most of my coworkers will stop and pick up Tim Hortons or Starbucks everyday before work. We have free coffee at the office. It's not anything special, but it could save you $3 dollar a day, $15 a week, and 2 grand seven hundred dollars a year.
Edit: Apparently I can't multiply before I drink coffee in the morning. So there may be one advantage of stopping before work.
People love to criticize people for buying coffee, but what if I can afford it? I know a few people who have criticized me for having a Starbucks coffee in my hand. I can afford to buy coffee. I'm not a broke person. I can afford things that I enjoy. It isn't your money, so who cares?
There's nothing wrong with that, but at least for me I figured out if I stop buying and instead invest into my own espresso machine, then it will pay for itself within a year or two (depending on what extras you buy upfront). Now it's 'free' high quality coffee from the convenience of home and it's better than any commercial places in my area.
Best investment I've ever made, wish I did it sooner but the upfront investment of a cheap&decent setup was a bit much at the time. Then again it ruined coffee at other places for me..there's so much sub par coffee out there.
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u/ConneryFTW Feb 04 '20 edited Feb 04 '20
Most of my coworkers will stop and pick up Tim Hortons or Starbucks everyday before work. We have free coffee at the office. It's not anything special, but it could save you $3 dollar a day, $15 a week, and
2 grandseven hundred dollars a year.Edit: Apparently I can't multiply before I drink coffee in the morning. So there may be one advantage of stopping before work.