A brief transcript excerpt from a podcast episode where Ashley and Greg discuss their frugal habits despite a high household income; Ashley teases Greg for being a "cheapskate" while Greg explains he doesn't value material goods and lacks urgency to spend money.
You think you are Cheapskates.
There's some things that I'm willing to spend money on, but not Greg. He's a cheapskate.
Yeah.
I don't put up a lot of value on material things, so I don't have this urgency to spend money.
It's annoying. How much money do you make an hour? And how much time are you spending? Trying to save $2. Does it make sense? It's annoying. When we go out for dinner, you're like, I want this thing, but I'm gonna get this thing. Because $5 different and $150 bill. Who cares? He's cheap.
Ashley and Greg have a household income of over $250,000. What happens when a couple has money to spend, but only one of them wants to spend it?
