@jenniferkesler1832
Wish we could flip the financial picture and make the rich live off the pittance that seniors and disabled.people live from.
@judylongoria2627
Economic Blackout planned for Friday, February 28th. No purchasing for 24 hours.
@shirleyhanson6132
Community--one way to unite us again. Thank you, David. 1:30 AM
@TweakswithTweek
Sharing with neighbors is a great idea, David. When our garden over produces my neighbors enjoy our tomatoes and pears with us! I feel grateful to be able to give. Tho my extended family gets in line first, there’s usually extra to go around. Back to Basics! Grab a pot… GROW something! We all benefit from the effort, no matter how small it may seem. Thank you for your reading, David! It rang true for moi’ 🎶 🔔 🎶
@jennifergross3506
If the wealthiest and corporations contributed to the tax system we probably would not have this deficit
@laurafolsom2048
I’m planning my garden already. It will be important this year.
@TreasureDeal
I'm 74 and have lived on a frayed shoestring off and on my whole life. I paid attention to my great aunt and grandmother on how to do things to make the skinny ends meet. I know how to cook from scratch and enjoy it. I've gardened throughout my life, so I know how to do that, too. I mentioned gardening to my 39 y o roommate, and she said I'm not doing that. It sounds like work, something she has never done in her life. I know I can be self-sufficient.
@sallythurston5780
Making your own bread, fresh out of the oven or fry pan, is a sensible luxury you can treat yourself to. Now that's living well!
@nursenurse3577
Good guidance.thanks.the best way to disengage the greed and fear mongering.be safe and well.
@suetodd7789
Thank YOU, David! The way you did this reading was so gently done.
@taerri10
I hired someone from work to do some handyman type chores for me. Cost 30% less and it took a lot longer but we all enjoyed the process. Canceled my Amazon prime membership. Reusing everything I can. Lots of youtube channels that show how our grandparents did things. ❤
@laurafolsom2048
I rarely go out. Cooking at home makes me happy.
@Anniesgifts
So glad I have my daughters car, she purchased a new car in “Dec 21”, so when she passed she only had it 14 months, with only 7,000 miles on it, still like new, has a warranty, then I purchased an additional 6 yr warranty and probably won’t be needing another vehicle considering I’m almost most 70. I sure do miss her, she was my Firesign, child, a very fiery Aires!
@DragonflyDamsel
I have not gotten any fast food eaten in a restaurant or had food delivered since Covid. I cook all my meals at home. I put the saved amt away and now have a good amount squirreled away😊Instead of using rolls and rolls of paper towels I am now using old t- shirts and towels and put them in the laundryInstead of buying disinefectant wipes and sprays filled with chemicals, I have been making my own cleaning solutions, one with bleach and water and one with vinegar, blue dish soap and water.
@BlindSquirrel425
One more thought. Most of us on SS have accumulated a few things we don’t use. Those things can fetch $$ if sold for cash. A friend once needed cash fast. She went to the PO, got labels, postage, etc, and proceeded to empty a closet item by item, taking photos of each. She put that stuff on eBay. She charged little for the items and added a shipping charge that made the real money. That entire closet sold out in a day! My friend set up a production line, shipped it all and made over $1,000. Just saying.😊
@KiwiNana
David, you're such a sweetheart with this sage advice. Let's hope it's not as bad as some suggest, but best be prepared. Thankyou, cheers 😊
@ritacarlson9522
You have provided a word to the wise. Everything you have said is fundamentally correct in order to survive a shock to our economy. Once again...thank you.
@sunflowerdownunder
Hi David, that was great advice you gave tonight. Thank you so much. 🌻🦋🌻🦋🤗🤗👋👋👋
@lynnegackstetter2779
I've always picked up every peice of change I see. Always have 😊
@beckystone7994