Finally got a library card after years of putting it off
I was spending about $25 a month on ebooks and audiobooks, but the Libby app with my new card gives me all that for free. It feels like I found a cheat code for my entertainment budget. Has anyone else found a simple switch that cut a small monthly cost?
Honestly, I did the same thing last year and felt like a total genius for about five minutes. Tbh it's wild how we just accept paying for stuff that's literally sitting there for free. My only regret is not getting the card sooner.
Jokingly told my wife I was gonna frame my parking pass from last year because it basically paid for itself. She rolled her eyes so hard I think she saw her own brain. I mean, I still hate the whole concept of paying to park your car somewhere, but hey, at least I feel a little less stupid now.