maybe you should explain it because several users seem unfamiliar with it, including me (who doesn’t natively speak English and therefore isn’t 100% familiar with all slang terms used in English)
“Anything under 5 dollars is free, returning something that didn’t fit is profit, a 30% off sale means you’re earning that 30% or by not making the purchase losing that money” rules like those. It’s mostly used sarcastically but is occasionally used as a legitimate justification for poor spending habits. I didn’t make it up or apply it to any group.
Are you familiar with the contemporary commonly used phrase “girl math”?
maybe you should explain it because several users seem unfamiliar with it, including me (who doesn’t natively speak English and therefore isn’t 100% familiar with all slang terms used in English)
“Anything under 5 dollars is free, returning something that didn’t fit is profit, a 30% off sale means you’re earning that 30% or by not making the purchase losing that money” rules like those. It’s mostly used sarcastically but is occasionally used as a legitimate justification for poor spending habits. I didn’t make it up or apply it to any group.
FWIW I think the third one isn’t anywhere near as bad as the first two. You are getting more value for your money when you get a percentage off.
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