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    the economic cost of drinking

    i thought id stick this thread on here , because i know for myself its not just the problem of drinking , but wheni m drinking i spend too much money its easy to get onto amazon etc order stuff then next day say what the hell did i want that for .. or ebay for that matter
    but ithink i ve got a addictive personality anyway so i tend to spend too much
    a psychic once told me jay money doesnt like you ! lol
    so im better than whati sied to be
    anyway i just wondered if others financies have also been plundered through booze
    love all
    jay

    #2
    the economic cost of drinking

    Not to mention the cost of the booze itself.

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      #3
      the economic cost of drinking

      and not to mention the cost of getting better , meds and cd's, detox
      :beach: life does change as long as you are willing to change yourself ..
      best thing about the future it comes one day at a time..

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        I was thinking about this a lot. I know I probably spent around $3500-4500 (canadian) on booze alone in a year. That doesn't count all of the bad decisions I made while drinking. By that I mean eating out a lot more and bad food choices (fast food). There were other bad choices I made while drinking as well. Not a lot of money, but little bits here and there.

        I hope to save enough money to take my wife on a nice vacation in a year. Maybe to one of those all-inclusives (nah, just kidding).

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          #5
          the economic cost of drinking

          Maybe we should start a post about all the calories saved as well. I know I don't even like fast food anymore. But when I would get drunk I would CRAVE it. So money is being saved and calories are being saved. Man do I feel like an idiot for drinking.

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            1. Money spent on your own home liquor shop-tick
            2. Money spent on convenience food (preferably delivered, we don't want DUI too)-tick
            3. Money spent on shouting friends (we are so generous, or should that be we don't want to be the only one with a hangover?)-tick
            4. Money lost when calling in sick to work-tick
            5. Money spent on mystery phone calls made when drunk-tick

            I know there's got to be more! Anyone else? If this list doesn't make you cringe what will???

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              #7
              the economic cost of drinking
              • I've bid on many an E-Bay item
              • I buy make-up to cover up redness
                I have had to buy new clothes because the empty calories have caused weight gain

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                #8
                the economic cost of drinking

                Croft. That is one of the biggest things I noticed. When I was hungover, a MacDonald's cheeseburger would be a snack. I no longer crave fast food. I wonder what we were depriving our bodies of if fast food was a craving. Same with carbs.

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                  #9
                  the economic cost of drinking

                  I was at about $7,400 per year for just beer alone which translates to a whopping 840,000 calories. Yikes!

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                    #10
                    the economic cost of drinking

                    caseday - OMG!!!! I am scared to go look mine up!!! No wonder I am losing weight.

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                      #11
                      the economic cost of drinking

                      And do not forget all the exercise equipment we bought, stuff from the home shopping network, skin care products to make that liquored-up face look better.....

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