Things you dont mind paying extra for

[Judgeneo]

food beer toilet paper

 

[2bit]

Bread,
Toothpaste,
Toilet roll,
Meat,
And the majority of tinned food so things like beans and soup (Heinz!!).

As for everything else, it entirely depends.

Ah! A man who appreciates a quality toilet roll... I'm a 3-ply fan myself.

Couldn't possibly go back to that nasty old 2-ply stuff that ones fingers always went through.

 

[Hairybudda]

i've never understood how you can poke a hole in your bog roll, maybe you're going at it too violently or something

 

[2bit]

It was a joke - nothing to ponder on really.

I need to remember to put those little face icons in my posts.

 

[233]

shell diesel over the supposedly the same supermarket variants

i dunno if its my imagination but the taxi runs better on shell diesel than any other

 

[mame]

food beer toilet paper

That sounds an amazing product

 

[Vulcan]

Milk (full cream organic, or if I need milk on a Saturday it'll be from the farmer's market),

Can you actually notice the difference in organic milk? Last time I had it I noticed nothing different about it.

For me: bread and oats.

 

[Maccy]

Meat from a butcher rather than supermarket meat.

 

[p4radox]

Super Unleaded Fuel (makes a nice difference),

What sort of a difference does it actually make? (serious question, I've only ever filled up with the cheap stuff)

 

[_Gizka_]

Squash, cheese, crisps, beer and hardware generally

Everything else, well depends.

 

[Zefan]

Good service in restaurants.

By good service, I don't mean standard service.

 

[2bit]

Squash, cheese, crisps, beer and hardware generally

Everything else, well depends.

Archetypal student then.

 

[Cosimo]

Food and service.

 

[2bit]

Food and service.

For someone who has 'Live for today - tomorrow may never come' as their sig that sounds a bit weak if you don't mind me saying?

 

[Ahleckz]

I don't buy any cheap tat or "value" brands in supermarkets, or anywhere for that matter. Ultimately its counter-productive and more expensive in the long run.

Not even basics like peas, tinned tomatoes and the such? Unless you're making a primarily tomato based dish then I struggle to see the point buying the fancy tinned tomatoes over own brand.

For someone who has 'Live for today - tomorrow may never come' as their sig that sounds a bit weak if you don't mind me saying?

If you're living for the day, then surely you'd want your experiences to be as good as they possibly can be as it may be the last time you get them. Therefore, you'd be happy to pay to ensure such. Edit - in light of Simulatorman's response, I may have got the wrong end of the stick 'ere.

 

[apeZ]

Kebabs. I think £5 is too much, but I don't mind paying it after a night out. Simple things in life and all that.

 

[J1234]

All food and drink.

 

[Cosimo]

For someone who has 'Live for today - tomorrow may never come' as their sig that sounds a bit weak if you don't mind me saying?

I didn't want to start a long list.

 

[Hairybudda]

Meat from a butcher rather than supermarket meat.

I can do this one, thankfully I have a fantastic butcher at the end of my road, cheap tasty meat and a bit of banter when I'm buying my dinner. Run by a family too!

 

[2bit]

I didn't want to start a long list.

Fair enough.