I'm back to my Moneyseeking ways. Its great to be in shops and counting the pennies as I buy things, working out the final sum as I go along. Weeks ago when I splashed out £200 on frivolity without care, I didn't do this and ended up being overcharged on chocolate penguin bars in Iceland. Well, recently I went back to Iceland and complained to the manager as the bars were still on sale but did not match the price tag on the shelf. I took a pack to the till and as soon as the incorrect price came up, I pointed it out and asked to speak to the manager. I pointed out the pricing error, and left the store happy.
I'm reminded of one of the Superman films when Superman loses his powers and gets beaten up in a bar fight. He later regains his powers and returns to get his revenge:
This is like me, when I abandoned my moneyseeking to burn through £200. Now I'm back to my powers of finance, and I'm keeping a close eye on every penny. Moneyseeker3000 will never again kneel to the powers of consumerism:
I ended my £200 experiment last month with £2.65. I kept that money to test myself, and I didn't spend it at all. I still have that £2.65. It's good to feel in control of my finances. It's good for this little penguin to have his financial revenge on consumerism. Let the moneyseeking continue.
I'm reminded of one of the Superman films when Superman loses his powers and gets beaten up in a bar fight. He later regains his powers and returns to get his revenge:
This is like me, when I abandoned my moneyseeking to burn through £200. Now I'm back to my powers of finance, and I'm keeping a close eye on every penny. Moneyseeker3000 will never again kneel to the powers of consumerism:
I ended my £200 experiment last month with £2.65. I kept that money to test myself, and I didn't spend it at all. I still have that £2.65. It's good to feel in control of my finances. It's good for this little penguin to have his financial revenge on consumerism. Let the moneyseeking continue.
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