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10 things broke people always have money for

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Cigarettes, the Smokin' Saviors:
Broke folks always manage to have a cigarette or two on hand. It's a mystery how they find the funds for their nicotine fix while struggling to make ends meet. Perhaps it's their way of saying, "I can't afford dinner, but at least I can afford a temporary escape."
Hair Extensions for That Extra Stretch:
When it comes to hair, broke people have their priorities straight. Even when their wallets are flatter than a pancake, they somehow have the means to extend their locks. They might be living paycheck to paycheck, but their hair is living its best, most extravagant life.
The Mysterious Lotto Ticket:
You'd think that buying a lottery ticket would be the last thing on a broke person's to-do list. But no, they'll scrape together those spare dollars and take a shot at the big jackpot. Who needs groceries when you've got dreams of wealth?
Fancy Coffee Every Morning:
While they can't afford to fix their car's broken radiator, broke individuals will gladly drop a fiver on a gourmet latte each morning. It's all about priorities, right? They'll rationalize it with, "Well, I need caffeine to survive this broke life."
Subscription Services Galore:
Broke folks somehow manage to keep a lineup of streaming services that could rival Netflix. They might be drowning in debt, but they won't miss the latest episode of their favorite show. They're committed to staying broke in style.
The Newest Smartphone:
Their smartphone may be their lifeline, but it's also their budget's kryptonite. Broke people often find a way to upgrade to the latest model, even if it means sacrificing basic necessities. Who needs groceries when you have Face ID?
Weekend Parties:
When it comes to partying, broke people are in a league of their own. They'll spend their last dime on drinks and club cover charges, proclaiming, "You can't put a price on a good time." Well, technically, you can, but let's not get bogged down by details.
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