Do you think you would spend absolutely nothing if you don't step out in a day?

[Fidelia]

Everyday we step out. We get to spend money. We either spend on commuting or the need to buy the simplest thing as sachet water.

Do you think that if you stayed indoors for a day, you won't spend money for that day?

 

[Springtime]

I think if I do not step out, I do not need to spend money. But I still need to eat stored food, and access to internet. That in a way is spending.

 

[Augusta]

It can be difficult for me but not impossible. Without immediate cash I can live without cash for a day.

 

[neku]

On some days I remain at home, yet I spend money paying the newspaper vendor and other vendors offering home delivery services. I also pay for recharge and other services at home.

 

[Trush Jodie]

I have food at home. So I imagine that I would not have to spend anything if I stayed at home. Never tried it before though.

 

[gwolf666]

Hi, I think this is an interesting and very valid question. We often underestimate how much money we spend on basic things just by leaving the house, like transportation, food, or even small items like a bottle of water. The truth is, if you stay home for a day, you'll definitely save on those daily expenses. However, we also have to consider that not all spending comes from going out; sometimes we buy things from home, like food, electricity, water, etc. But in general, yes, if you stay indoors all day, you'll significantly reduce your daily expenses. It's a good way to understand how much money we can save if we're more mindful and plan our outings better. Sometimes, a few days at home can help us reflect on our spending and be more responsible with our budget.