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Glad I made you chuckle! Don't take anything on this site too seriously!

> but value a lot of things over money.
Contrary to my OP, I understand that. Money might be fucking important, but it's just the vehicle that gets you to where you want to be, not the destination.

>Otherwise you will become a tight-ass and never be able to enjoy those $25 mojitos.
So how do you delineate between the simple pleasures that make life worth living that the 'distractions' from getting what you really want?

>My advise would be to follow your instinct
Damn. I have no instincts. I rarely get "gut feelings" about things.

>The decision that looks like the right one at that point in time is the right one, no matter the outcome.
This as time goes on becomes truer and truer. You don't know (at the time) what you don't know.