How Prodigal are you?
By Yanzalong
@yanzalong (19091)
Indonesia
June 25, 2019 10:06am CST
When you have a lot money, you tend to be prodigal. Something in you pushes you to go to malls. When you are there, your palms are itching and finally burns a hole. So many things that you want to buy. On the other hands, some people are sort of tight handed. These people won't let their money go out of their sealed pockets.
Which one are you?
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@hillhjill (23761)
• United States
25 Jun 19
I don't have a lot of money and live off a fixed income so I can't let that money slid through my hand to get stuff out from what I need to last me till next month.
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@yanzalong (19091)
• Indonesia
25 Jun 19
That's better, so you have enough for the rainy days as well.
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@hillhjill (23761)
• United States
25 Jun 19
@yanzalong it all depends on what we have left over and how low we were on things we needed for the house.
@Nakitakona (59987)
• Philippines
25 Jun 19
You seem to be confused. A prodigal person is the one who left his family which doesn't want him to go and get back sorrowful. If you mean is person who has spent his money in extravagant and irresponsible way is spendthrift. He doesn't leave his family.
@yanzalong (19091)
• Indonesia
25 Jun 19
prodigal here is not as a noun modifier but as a predicative adjective meaning spend money carelessly. However I appreciate your input. Thank you.
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@Nakitakona (59987)
• Philippines
25 Jun 19
@yanzalong okay. It could also mean to squander. Spendthrift is a noun.
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@just4him (323168)
• Green Bay, Wisconsin
25 Jun 19
For me, money is a myth. What I get is gone in bills, food, and gas for the car. If I have anything extra, I try to save it to add to the next month. I'm on a tight budget with no room for extras. So, I'm neither.
