You cheap bastard!

[The Stonker]

People who don't pay for the product / bills (i.e. sons and daughters living with parents) really have no right to complain.

I live with my parents and I pay the electrical bill and sometimes buy groceries.
But I use every single resorce until it's wasted completely since I really loath people that don't finish something and then throw it away.

 

[DuplicateValue]

Depends on the mood I'm in, or how much effort is required for a "cheap" task...
But if I can help it, yeah, I'm usually cheap. I'm the type of guy who would stick my hand down a drain for 5c.

I tend to bin/toss away change like that, so I guess I'm wasteful.

 

[VanityGirl]

College students (like myself) are usually some CHEAP people.

I have like a draw full of Taco Bell sauces, McDonalds BBQ, ect.

I don't have to buy various sauces/ketchup then. I'm also embarrassed, but then I remember that I'm a poor college student and I do what I can. XD

 

[Egobrain]

depends. I buy peanut butter pretty regularly. So when one jar starts to get to the point where Id need a spatula, I open a new one. My cabinet is filled with almost empty jars, but with enough left to make it reasonable to one day use.

toothpaste is bought like once a month, and buying more means leaving the house, driving, parking, browsing, waiting in line, paying, leaving a parking lot, driving, parking, then opening the toothpaste. I will use every last bit of that mother fucker. That is too much effort to buy a new one.

EDIT: yes i realize that you have to do the same for peanut butter, but I buy it like twice a month with the groceries, Im already out of the house. Toothpaste just kinda gets foirgotten