When I have a problem that actually can be solved with money, I never hesitate to spend the money. But even then I don’t think I’d say the phrase “It’s just money”, I think I would just be grateful that I had the money to make the problem go away. No matter what the situation is, money always represents life energy and if we spend too much of it we’re forced to spend more life energy recouping it.

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I think it depends if it’s small or large indulgences. I hear the phrase “It’s just money” often when people are making big purchases, which is concerning. People seem to be using it as a way to excuse their spending habits. And I agree, we should all remind ourselves that spending a certain amount inevitably leads to more necessary working hours to make up for our spending.

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Maybe it’s just something people say in Ohio haha, but either way it gets the point across: time is nonrenewable and each time we say “It’s just money” we actually couldn’t be further from the truth.