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What are some of your worst purchasing regrets? (kbin.melroy.org)

submitted 3 days ago by venotic@kbin.melroy.org to c/asklemmy@lemmy.ml

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Mine was yesterday, I bought a papa john's pizza of medium size and some garlic knots. I was feeling like shit because my job and store is very good at that, so I stress ate. I contemplated in the car which would've been more valuable for my buck to dine with. I picked pizza.

$20 (more like $27 but I took away the price of the knots) was what it cost for a meats-based medium sized pizza from there. The problem I had with the pizza was that it didn't look like a medium, it looked like the smaller-end of a medium. Secondly, the person cutting the slices did a shit job, because I had two smaller slices than the rest. And I felt there wasn't enough meats spread evenly.

I honestly should've picked a chinese buffet because at least I would have variety and I could eat as much as I wanted. Plus saving a few dollars.

This is the first and last time I'm ordering something out of my comfort budget.

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[–] proudblond@lemmy.world 15 points 2 days ago (1 children)

2011 Jetta TDI. Newly married, my husband has a weakness for shiny new things. He had a 2008 Jetta and wanted to sell it and “upgrade” to the more efficient and environmentally friendly (er, about that) TDI. A few years later we bought a second TDI.

If you’re not familiar with Dieselgate, well, yeah, we got defrauded basically. Long story short, we ended up selling both and replacing them with…

Teslas. Sigh. Fuck me.

[–] CanadaPlus@lemmy.sdf.org 4 points 2 days ago

Well, that's some luck you've had.

I've actually thought about looking for an old TDI, since it's a bit different, more resistant to American trade issues and possibly in my budget. If you're in a rural area it actually is greener, too.