“Anything less feels like crapping in an outhouse with corncobs.”
So when Reddit useru/well_this_blowsasked: “What pricey item did you buy and never regretted it?”
so many people provided their thoughts.
Here’s what they had to say below.
“A $13k whole home generator from GENERAC two years ago.
We live in Houston, TX.”
“A good set of knives.”
u/Refects
“This is my standard wedding gift.
I tend to buy a set of Zwilling knives for the couple.
There’s nothing more dangerous in the kitchen than cutting something with a dull knife.”
u/Fritzo2162
3.
He is autistic and nonverbal.
When he was a young child, we moved to an area with a lot of backyard pools.
I found a swim school that offered private lessons, as group lessons wouldnt have worked out.
It cost a lot.
Id estimate I spent between two and three thousand dollars.
That was twenty years ago.
It was completely worth it.
It has saved his life, and he loves swimming.
The best things arent always things."
u/StjerneskipMarcoPolo
5.
“I bought a car and did a bunch of modifications to it.
“I bought a tiny fixer-upper in town a few years ago.
At first, I thought I’d made a huge mistake.
I practically lived at Home Depot, and I spent so much money I hadn’t budgeted for.
u/Caslon
7.
“A high-quality mattress.
The time and ‘gross task’ savings are immense.”
u/HotVeterinarian24
“I had trouble pulling the trigger on this one because of the price.
Eventually, I decided to give it a shot since they have a money-back guarantee.
Now we have two.
Totally worth it.”
u/DocLego
9.
“A proper sturdy car crate for my dog.
“A horse ranch in the country far away from civilization.
The night sky alone was worth the price.”
u/Mod-Quad
11.
“I paid 120 bucks for an Eddie Bauer Backpack in high school.
It was the comfiest backpack with the best arrangement of pockets I’ve ever used.
I saw they had an ‘unlimited lifetime warranty,’ so I went to ask about it.
I gave the old one to my cousin, who was 12 or 13 years old at the time.
This was like ten years ago.
He still uses it.”
“My mountain bike has really opened up a whole new way of experiencing the world.
Last year, we took a road trip and stopped in Colonial Williamsburg for a brief window.
Being able to bike through the town instead of walking was such a blast!”
u/JellyCat222
13.
“A bidet.”
“Thermoworks Thermapen instant-read thermometer.
It’s restaurant-quality and blows the competition out of the water.
If you grill or smoke meats, get it.”
u/DeleteRonSwanson
15.
“Since they charged me after delivery, can I say my kid?
It’s a tie between the espresso machine and the stand mixer.”
