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Giving up caffeine is a game changer
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<blockquote data-quote="Obermarschall" data-source="post: 1274976" data-attributes="member: 14618"><p>I am drinking every day a can of Monster Energy (the European one contains less quantity of harmful stuff than the US one). </p><p>Honestly, I like the sweet taste, because I just happen to like sweet stuff. I don't drink coffee, soda, lemonades, alcohol etc, only water, milk, juices and well Monster Energy. </p><p></p><p>However, I want to quit to Monster soon; first I try to reduce the quantity that I drink and then well...I will drink it occasionally until I just don't anymore. Funnily enough I can get these cans for less than 1€ (0.99€ to be exact) but yeah without drinking it, I could save almost 30€ per month.</p><p></p><p>Coffee can be more expensive than 1€ per 0.5l. If you are someone like me who values his money, perhaps try to think of the financial aspect coffee and caffeine have in your life and how much money you could have for other things?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Obermarschall, post: 1274976, member: 14618"] I am drinking every day a can of Monster Energy (the European one contains less quantity of harmful stuff than the US one). Honestly, I like the sweet taste, because I just happen to like sweet stuff. I don't drink coffee, soda, lemonades, alcohol etc, only water, milk, juices and well Monster Energy. However, I want to quit to Monster soon; first I try to reduce the quantity that I drink and then well...I will drink it occasionally until I just don't anymore. Funnily enough I can get these cans for less than 1€ (0.99€ to be exact) but yeah without drinking it, I could save almost 30€ per month. Coffee can be more expensive than 1€ per 0.5l. If you are someone like me who values his money, perhaps try to think of the financial aspect coffee and caffeine have in your life and how much money you could have for other things? [/QUOTE]
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