Seinfeld.

The IT crowd.

The Simpsons, I usually watch it from season 1 to the latest episode three times in one year, but last year it was only 2.5 times as they keep adding more episodes.

30 Rock. There are **so many jokes** that on a rewatch you'll always catch new ones you have underappreciated or didn't fully process, every episode.

Schitt's Creek.

The Golden Girls. Helps with anxiety.

Modern Family.

Scrubs. Makes me laugh, makes me cry, makes me remember simpler times.

The Good Place. I have watched the entire series about a dozen times.

Brooklyn 99.

I delivered pizzas for a few years in college.

One of my deliveries to a hotel had a guy answer the door in nothing but boxers and a beanie. We trade money for pizza and as I give him his change, I hear another guy yell, unseen, from behind the corner, "if he's cute, let him keep the rest!" The guy at the door hands me back the change and smiles.

I wasn't sure how to react, so I just turned and left.

Disney vacations.

Cable TV is no longer worth it. I got rid of it about 2 years ago.

Meat.

Cocktails at many bars or clubs- they’re in most cases over $10 and closer to $20, the drink is half ice so the alcohol is watered down, and the liquor used is usually a well liquor.

Bloody olive oil.

Soda. It wasn't too long ago that you could get a case for $5. Now they run around $13-15.

... a family 😭😭.

Fast food. Might as well get a decent burger from a local restaurant, ultimately might end up getting more food and spending less food.

The convenience isn't worth the price anymore.

Going to the movies. And don’t think about buying popcorn.

Vacation. We rented a house oceanfront in North Carolina in 2021. We checked the price for the same house in 2022 and it went up by $3,000 for the week. It wasn’t a fancy house AT ALL.

Thrifting has become crazy expensive. All of the thrift stores I used to go to have increased prices. On top of that garage sales are crazy, My favorite is pulling up to garage sales and see the owners have just printed out random listing from ebay. "No, I am not gonna pay $100 dollars for a microwave from 2010 because it sold for that on ebay 5 years ago".