Comment of the day: Starbucks buyers should be the frugal ones
One reader says it's the coffee drinkers who should really be saving their cash.
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Today’s make-you-think comment comes from our Knowing When to be frugal story. Howard writes: “Reality is that the most frugal are thsoe who don’t need to be, and those buying lunches and Starbucks are those who should be.”
Yes, Howard, that seems about right. I know I shouldn’t be buying that Starbucks coffee, but I can’t resist.
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