Dating can get expensive, we get it! BUT, when guys prove to be a total cheapskate it is definitely a major red flag for a man or woman. There is a fine line between being frugal and downright stingy. There are plenty of ways to date without breaking the bank and perhaps these guys need to take some notes. We teamed up with dating blog The Single Society to bring you a list of 10 women and their hilariously bad experience with a ridiculous penny pincher. Have a good bad date story? Submit it here!
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There's nothing like being hungover (or even still drunk) and ordering McDonald's. As you sit there and stuff your face with greasy fast food, you wonder if anything ever tasted so delicious. Not that I know what this feels, like, I'm speaking for a friend. Cough cough. But what would make it even better is if you could save a couple of bucks as you were doing it. So here's a list of handy hacks to make your next McDonald's order that bit cheaper, so you can use all the money you save over time to buy... another happy meal! We're lovin it!
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Ah, that awkward, age-old debate of who should pay on a first date. Some argue that splitting the bill is best, because hi, welcome to equality. Others believe that chivalry and feminism can peacefully coexist. They maintain that although a woman should always offer to pay her half, men are expected to decline the offer politely and insist on paying. But no one talks about secret option C, where the guy flat-out refuses to pay at all.
Together with The Single Society, we bring you stories from real women who went on dates with total cheap-ass douchebags. From those who refuse to leave a tip to those who try sneaking their own alcohol into bars, these stories reveal the worst type of men to go on a date with. Guys, frugality is not a cute look on a first date. Ladies, have you experienced cheap ass first dates?
Going to a supermarket and being faced with hundreds of options can be overwhelming. Knowing whether to go with a well-known branded product, or a cheaper knockoff isn't always easy because no one wants to sacrifice quality. But sometimes, the products are exactly the same and the only difference is the labeling. So, how do you know when this is the case? An AskReddit thread asking people to share their tips on when it's best to buy name brands might help you get a better idea of where you could be saving the bucks.
