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Something that me and my wife have changed radically on the last 2 years is buying expensive high quality products.

In the first 4 years of being together we bought 3 very shitty Walmart vacuums. They were absolute crap at actually sucking dirt up. Ultimately, they would break very fast as well.

We decided to give a higher quality vacuum a try even though we cringed at the price. Wow, what a difference. Not only do the vacuums work 100x better (not exaggerating) a secondary effect is they work so well that my allergies have gone down drastically.

We've realized that by front loading the cost we are usually saving 2-10x over the decades.

What are some products you've bought that have been extremely high quality and that will end up saving you money over the long term?

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Controversial take…

Microstrategy is the Macrostrategy for Uncle Sam 🇺🇸
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Imagine the f***ing economies of scale, globally, that could be achieved in banking if everyone just moved to Bitcoin and Lightning. No need for complex interoperability between systems of different countries. No need for expensive remittance fees and currency conversion fees. No financial censorship and a free market of banking apps that anyone in the world can create and use, due to the financial base layer being completely open source and programmable.

It's so frustrating when normies can't catch the vision, so to speak.

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