Trying to save more money
tobi
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About 2 months ago, I noticed I was spending a ton of money ordering food/groceries online for myself and my roommates. I'd usually order what we needed and everybody would (or at least was supposed to) chip in, but my roommates always forgot to pay up and constantly having a conversation to remind them became a bit uncomfortable.
I spoke to some other students about this and interestingly, some of them are having the same issues.
If anybody here has this problem, I'd love to hear your experience and how you have tried to solve this issue.
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