25 Things That Cost More Than They Are Worth

1. A big wedding. Not worth it. Go to the courthouse and spend that money on things you truly need.

2. A horse. We say “the horse is the least expensive part of owning a horse.” It’s expensive to feed, house and keep healthy, not to mention happy. I lived on a farm a lot of my childhood and I still don’t understand why we had to have horses. Don’t get me wrong, I loved them as much as I did my dog, but it was a lot.

3. Not wearing a condom

4. Printer ink.

5. Rent

6. Food and drinks at sporting events.

7. Anger - at a certain point, 9 out of 10 times, you expend more energy being angry about it than fixing the problem or letting go.

8. School textbooks.

9. Pennies

10. Snacks at the movies. 7 dollars a pretzel, and they have the audacity to charge extra for cheese?

11. Driving drunk

12. Overworking yourself for no reason

13. Beats headphones. It takes $13 to manufacture but they sell for 100-300 dollars

14. Restaurant pasta. Huge markup.

15. Staying in a toxic relationship

16. Any woman's bathing suit ever

17. At least half of the housing in California, New York, and Florida.

18. Bras. Why do I need to pay $80 for a bra just to fit me in the right places?

19. Restoring a classic car. Basically, you're dumping 10-30k into a car that's maybe worth 1-2k to restore it to a condition that's been out of date for at least 30+ years. But us gearheads don't do it for money. We do it because we love to do it and don't really care what it costs.

20. Every f***'n stock I've ever bought.

21. Designer clothing, it looks so good but it’s just not worth it price-wise.

22. Every microtransaction in every game in the history of mankind.

23. I'd say whisky in a bar unless you're just tasting them so you can buy your own bottle. Most of the time, one finger of it costs almost as much as a bottle of whatever it is, and it takes zero skill to pour (unlike most cocktails). You're paying for it to be rationed to you.

24. Insulin.

25. Living