Its not that amazing really, but this morning when I went to get my morning coffee at Dunkin' Donuts™, the clerk sold it to me for .51 cents. I was amazed and I wanted to throw it out there to anyone else in the Boston/Dowtown Crossing Area. It was the Dunkin' Donuts next to the Capital Crossing Bank. The guy actually rang it in to the register, so he might have miskeyed, or they might have mispriced it for .51 instead of say 1.51. Either way, it was good stuff.
I've been a fan of Suze Orman for years. When I first started working after graduating college and then I started to make some money, my experience with other members of my family, mostly my grandparents, showed me that I needed to figure this money thing out. So, I set out to understand how money works and I found Suze. Many financial gurus are out there and for the most part, much of the advice overlaps, but Suze really seemed to be right along my line of thinking. I bought the books, watched the show, and despite the fact that I feel like I've largely outgrown it so long as I follow the lessons, I really wanted to check up on how things were going. I went to the CNBC website and found an interview where she said this: "I do really live within my means. I have absolutely no debt. If I don't have the money to write a check, then I can't afford it. I never, ever, ever spend old money, so I'm only allowed by my own standards to buy something new with new mone...
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