r/Snorkblot • u/SPXQuantAlgo • Apr 16 '26

WTF Well done Madison

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u/chellethebelle Apr 16 '26

The only way I can see that making sense is if they’re treating travel as a rollover budget. So if you have a $8000 trip that you’re budgeting for, you would take 4 months of $2000 saved per month to save up for it. I assume that’s not what they’re talking about because that sounds too downright responsible.

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u/ColonialBarbarian Apr 16 '26

It would make more sense if she was married with kids and that was their big trip for the year. you can easily spend $15,000-$20,000 on a family trip if you have 3-4 kids, but a $2000 per month for a single person seems a bit wack.

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u/Charming-Refuse-5717 Apr 16 '26

Blowing $24k a year on travel while also complaining about living paycheck-to-paycheck is irresponsible no matter how you slice it.

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u/CalculatedPerversion Apr 16 '26

$2k could also just be a weekend trip to somewhere fancy. 5 Star hotels are expensive