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By: The Brandless Blog

The Brandless Blog — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 06:27:48 +0000

Hi,

I would like to add on to your list:

1. Hair – My mum used to cut the hair for all 4 of us in the family until we turn 20. So if I assume a guy cut his hair every 1 month and each hair cut is $20. We saved $960 per year and the bonding between us – priceless.

2. Music – Learn an instrument or singing. Music is a cheap way to entertain and relax. If you are good enough, you can perform in wedding and birthdays … which is cheaper than hiring entertainer.

Rendell
The Brandless Blog