Anonymous

23 Nov 2020

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What are some things you think you need to spend money on, but you actually don't?

I'm guilty of getting home organisation items that look great on Instagram but I don't actually need them... And one too many different shades of red for lipsticks...

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Kok Hong

23 Nov 2020

Disposable/Reusable mask because the government has been giving out free reusable masks!

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Jiayee

22 Nov 2020

Salaryman at some company

I think I may need to spend some money on basic facial procedures like extraction.

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Leong Wen Fong

22 Nov 2020

Commercial Ops at Aspire

In general I would say that sometimes people end up saving on little things that they have the spare...

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