What’s The Cheapest Thing You’ve Ever Done?

Steve had the best cheap spring break ever and I got Target to sell Connie furniture cheaper by talking them down. HOWEVER …. Christine actually eats groceries and returns them if she doesn’t like the way they taste … her example? Cookies!!! Really … Really???? You can do that … huh.

TEXT QUESTION OF THE DAY:
What’s the cheapest thing you’ve ever done?

I would eat Ramen for weeks on end during most of 2018. It was a hard year for me personally and financially. So I had a LOT of ramen. But even though it is unhealthy for you, I am aware, there's a lot you can add to it to "spice" it up. I mean technically if you just eat the noodles and take away the seasoning packets and add your own stuff it's much better for you. At the time I was really trying to cut down on food expenses as much as possible.
I use the bag from the toilet paper as a garbage can liner in the bathroom
Reused paper plates. (Not ones that are visibly dirty obviously, but like if I have toast or something and don’t spill jelly on it I’ll use it again for more toast)
Free honeymoon by listening to a timeshare spiel! 2 nights Fort Lauderdale, 3 nights Bahamas cruise and 2 nights in Orlando.
Ooohhhh ... I do a lot of cheap things. I’m the queen of cheap.
As in money cheap or morales cheap?
Cut jean pants into shorts during the summer time
Walked to my mailbox to get the bills
White caps game for $1
Got into all 4 Disney Parks for Free.
Peeked under laundromat washers for quarters to do my laundry.
Probably re-gifted lol
Got dollar tree candy to take into the movies
I used to take things people left behind when I worked at the hotel. I still do it now at the apartment complex I work at.
My ex husband.
The Husband has asked for the “Senior Discount” on my behalf! What a Weiner!
Sat in line for gas for $1.99/gallon back in the day when we thought that was expensive
Back in the day...used blankets to cover the windows because I was too cheap, lazy, broke to buy curtains and rods.
Went to free movies
Lake Michigan with our boys
Bring my own white cheddar popcorn power to the movies for my popcorn
Rode the pony at Meijer for 1c
Redeemed pop cans to buy a Powerball ticket.
Saved up ketchup, jelly, Arby’s sauce, honey, napkins, plates, salt, pepper, syrup, take home containers and silverware from fast food places to use while camping.
let a paper towel dry and reuse it
Returned 3 pop cans to buy a packet of ramen. #brokekidlife
I put the ketchup packets from restaurants in my big Heinz bottle.
Wash and reuse Ziploc freezer bags until they were worn out. And of course butter dishes for storage bowls.
Used some of my old casserole dishes as a wedding gift.
Ate buffet breakfast at a timeshare meeting at Disney , with kids . Then skipped out before “the seminar”
We use our own credit cards for work, so I built up enough points to take my husband and I to maui for 10 days, flight, rental car and accommodations fully paid by credit card points. Can’t get cheaper than that!
Getting married on the lowest budget... My Bridal gown, and Bridesmaid dresses were made by my MIL. I bought all the food at GFS, and was going to try serving during the reception. Honeymoon, with a paper map, and had to put a quart of oil in the car every 100miles. Still married 33yrs.
*christine’s answer* - Returned food back to the grocery store that I didn’t like.