Tommy regrets paying $0.12 more per gallon at the pump and spent $40 on a Yellowstone season he already had access to. Ramit Sethi and friends talk about how small money mistakes can trigger outsized emotional reactions.
I'm always, like, competing with myself. We got gas. I filled up the car the other day. I was so pissed at myself. A couple miles down the road, I got it. I could have gotten it for $0.12 less per gallon.
Tommy, this cannot be really happening right now.
Another incident.
Come on.
We're getting Yellowstone, okay? We want to get the fifth season of Yellowstone, okay? It's a good show. I went ahead and bought it.
You bought the HD version?
No. Hell, no.
Okay? I never do that either. That's a waste of money. I'm never going to.
And then I find out my son said, hey, Daddy O. We got. You already have it on YouTube TV. Why didn't you ask me? I'm pissed at myself. For $40, it's not even worth it. How come he didn't say something? Or how come I didn't check it out? I thought I did. It's not funny.
How much sleep did you lose over that one, Tommy?
