It’s those services that bring us joy or make our lives better.
The thread got thousands of responses.
“I use Spotify while working 810 hours daily, five days a week.
It’s the best money Ive ever spent avoiding commercials while listening to whatever I want.”
“My local movie theater chain offers three movies per week for $20 per month.
They also offer refillable popcorn buckets that live for, like, five months for $30.
“My local gas station chain called Sheetz has unlimited fries for $9.99 a month.
They’re solid fries too.”
“In the 1990s, Rolling Stone magazine offered lifetime subscriptions for $50.
I got it, and I still get them for free every month.
Over 25 years so far.”
“Respectfully speaking, if youre going to use it, a gym membership.”
“Kindle Unlimited is awesome for the wife and I.
We read about 175 books per year.”
“Mealime app on my phone.
It’s $2.99 a month, and it has tons of meal recipes.
“I have a weekly delivery of fresh vegetables from local suppliers.
Its a bit more expensive than going to a shop, but they’re fresh and taste amazing.
Even friends recognized that the carrots are way more intensive in taste.”
“The Great Courses.
College-level lectures on a variety of topics.
It’s intellectually rewarding.”
“AAA can get you discounts on so much stuff.
My girlfriend and I went to Disneyland and got the tickets at a big discount because of AAA.”
“Google Photos for me.
Guaranteed storage of photos one click away is just worth not having to care and do it manually.”
“Game Pass”
14.
“A library card!
Yes, you get your library card free.
However, libraries are partly funded by us paying our property taxes/city council rates.
you’ve got the option to read the original thread onReddit.
Note: Some responses have been edited for length and/or clarity.
