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@blayne I know it is not practical in malaysia Yes, no 7 isnt for everyone. But i enjoy doing it as a hobby sometimes. Afaik, it’s to encourage you to take a break from consumerism. Try creating one on your own like a book rack or any other simple furniture.

@resjudicata Im not sure about that but what i know he’s a drummer for a band

@joep222w Go for healthy unprocessed one. Frozen veggies and fruits are cheaper and cost a fraction of the price than the fresh ones. And go for whole grains instead of simple carbs. Easiest one is brown rice, rolled oats and wholemeal bread. I know malaysians dont like it because it doesnt...

@iammiadt Oh no

@joep222w Woah calm down. dont go bashing people like that. You can also stock up some frozen veggies and canned foods too.

@resjudicata Nope. Not broken. Alternatively, you can google Two Cents and find the channel too.

@cleebrin Not necessarily. I once worked somewhere in shah alam and i opt to rent a room nearby the workplace for less than RM300. Everyday i walk to work and ride a bike sometimes.

@cleebrin If your office is like 1km or less from home, i dont see a problem with that.

Two cents. A youtube channel that explains various topics about personal finance like youre 5. Easy to understand and applicable to everyone. The hosts are a married couple working as certified financial planners. https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCL8w_A8p8P1HWI3k6PR5Z6w

@tryallthings Myvi also is a japanese car model from Daihatsu

By Thor Harris Don’t smoke cigarettes Drive old Japanese cars. Easy and cheap to fix & they run forever. Buy most of your food from the produce section. Most of that other stuff is not actually food, you don’t need it. Ride your bike instead of driving as much as possible. You need the...