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Let's see, what am I an expert at? Sleeping I suppose. I like to consider myself an expert at some games, like Elder Scrolls, knowing heaps of information about the games and lore.
Now what is the cheapest most useful thing I've ever bought?
Like Piko there's a few for both categories...
My Switch case, cost me only like $20 and it's so handy to put my switch into my bag and carry it around without having to worry about it.
I bought a file organiser recently, also for $20 and it really helped me get my documents in order, they were just sitting in a box all over the place before that.
And I would have to say the keyboard I bought to replace my last one is useful just because it's probably something I use for hours each day, only cost me $7
For the most expensive useless things I've ever bought?
Usually games, I'll spend $70/$80 on a game and barely play it sometimes
I spent about $90 on some markers a couple months back, I've only used them once or twice, but I have been trying to make them more useful by actually using them more.
I kinda want to say my fridge ($200+) and my Xbox One ($300+) but they've only lost their usefulness in recent times, my fridge broke recently so it's nowhere near as useful and I haven't touched my Xbox in almost a year. But before then I'd use both all the time and they were very useful.
Now what is the cheapest most useful thing I've ever bought?
Like Piko there's a few for both categories...
My Switch case, cost me only like $20 and it's so handy to put my switch into my bag and carry it around without having to worry about it.
I bought a file organiser recently, also for $20 and it really helped me get my documents in order, they were just sitting in a box all over the place before that.
And I would have to say the keyboard I bought to replace my last one is useful just because it's probably something I use for hours each day, only cost me $7
For the most expensive useless things I've ever bought?
Usually games, I'll spend $70/$80 on a game and barely play it sometimes
I spent about $90 on some markers a couple months back, I've only used them once or twice, but I have been trying to make them more useful by actually using them more.
I kinda want to say my fridge ($200+) and my Xbox One ($300+) but they've only lost their usefulness in recent times, my fridge broke recently so it's nowhere near as useful and I haven't touched my Xbox in almost a year. But before then I'd use both all the time and they were very useful.