I’ve had plenty of shoe-related regrets myself, too.😂 Shoes take so much wear and tear, so durability is the most important thing. After so many failed purchases, I’ve decided to buy from the same brand I know I can trust! 🫤
Yes, I've often bought discounted food and regretted it(;;) I know that I need to eat them earlier and buy them, but I'm really disappointed that the insides of them are already rotten, or they will pass the freshness date in a day. I'm going to contribute to food loss reduction, but I'm sometimes turn between continuing it and stopping it.
I completely understand how you feel. I also always check the discount section for food, but I make sure to inspect it closely to ensure it’s not spoiled.🤩 That said, in my case, I’m not thinking about contributing to food loss reduction. Honestly, I’m just driven by the desire to buy cheap items rather than by any sense of social contribution! 😏
I remember buying three reasonably priced watches online in the past, and they all broke within six months.🥲 I should have bought one solid one for the same price instead of three.😅
It was really unlucky that all of them broke within six months. Not all inexpensive items are bad, and there’s also a special kind of happiness when a cheap purchase turns out to be surprisingly good. It’s definitely a tricky balance to find. 🤔
I bought the cheap shoes because I liked the design, but they didn't last long.🤦🏻♀️
I’ve had plenty of shoe-related regrets myself, too.😂
Shoes take so much wear and tear, so durability is the most important thing. After so many failed purchases, I’ve decided to buy from the same brand I know I can trust! 🫤
@
Indeed, that is wise. There is no failure.🤗
Yes, I've often bought discounted food and regretted it(;;)
I know that I need to eat them earlier and buy them, but I'm really disappointed that the insides of them are already rotten, or they will pass the freshness date in a day. I'm going to contribute to food loss reduction, but I'm sometimes turn between continuing it and stopping it.
I completely understand how you feel. I also always check the discount section for food, but I make sure to inspect it closely to ensure it’s not spoiled.🤩
That said, in my case, I’m not thinking about contributing to food loss reduction. Honestly, I’m just driven by the desire to buy cheap items rather than by any sense of social contribution! 😏
I remember buying three reasonably priced watches online in the past, and they all broke within six months.🥲
I should have bought one solid one for the same price instead of three.😅
It was really unlucky that all of them broke within six months. Not all inexpensive items are bad, and there’s also a special kind of happiness when a cheap purchase turns out to be surprisingly good. It’s definitely a tricky balance to find. 🤔