Essentials I'll Always Buy, Pricey Or Not

Hey guys! Ever think about those things you absolutely need? The stuff you'd keep buying, no matter what? Even if the price doubled? Yeah, me too! It's a fun thought experiment, and it really makes you think about what truly matters. We're talking about the essentials, the things that keep our lives running smoothly. So, let's dive into some of the things that I, personally, would keep stocking up on, come rain or shine, even if the price went through the roof. This isn't just about stuff; it's about the quality of life and the things that make everyday living, well, livable.

The Unwavering Staples: Food and Drink

Alright, let's start with the big one: food and drink. This is where it gets real, real fast. I mean, we all gotta eat, right? And while I'm a big fan of a good bargain, there are some things I just won't compromise on. First up, coffee. Yep, that glorious, life-giving elixir. I'm a huge coffee enthusiast and need that morning cup, to get me going. I'm not talking about some fancy, single-origin, pour-over situation every day (though, let's be honest, I wouldn't say no!). I'm talking about the everyday coffee. Even if the price of my favorite beans doubled, I'd still be buying it. The simple reason is the caffeine hit, which helps keep me productive and alert. It's a non-negotiable part of my morning routine, and it sets the tone for my entire day. I believe that it's an investment in my well-being. So, coffee is definitely on my list.

Then we have to talk about groceries. Now, I can be flexible here. I'll swap brands, and I'll shop the sales. But there are certain food items that I'm always going to need. This includes basic ingredients like eggs, milk, fruits, and vegetables. I will still need to feed myself, and my family if I have one. And even if the cost goes up, I'd still budget for those essentials. Because, what is life without food? Quality of life, is dependent on what you eat. The same applies for clean drinking water. I'd pay whatever I have to pay to get quality and safe drinking water for my family and me. I know I would! No matter the cost! So food and drinks are one of the things that I will always buy.

Beyond the basics, I'd also include some treats. I love fruits like berries and certain vegetables. I would definitely still keep buying them, even if the price doubled. I see it as an investment in my health. After all, a healthy body and mind are essential for a good life, and that’s something I will never compromise on. So, as you can see, food and drink, in general, are definitely at the top of my list.

The Health and Hygiene Must-Haves

Next up, let's talk health and hygiene. This is another area where I'm not willing to cut corners. It's about taking care of yourself, and that's just a top priority. Firstly, basic hygiene products. Think soap, shampoo, toothpaste, and deodorant. Now, I might try to find some deals. But, at the end of the day, I'm going to buy the products. I mean, not taking a shower is not an option. It's just not. And I would prioritize all these things. Also, hygiene is important for my well being and the well being of others.

Then there are health-related necessities. Any medications that I need, over-the-counter or prescribed, would always be on the shopping list. Health is a priority. I would not want to compromise on my health because of some extra costs. I would invest in health. Health is a form of wealth. Because when you are healthy you can be productive and make money. When you are unhealthy, you can't be productive and you might end up spending more money to get better. So, health is super important. On the subject of health, vitamins and supplements are also important. Even if the price doubles, I will never stop buying them. And let’s not forget about things like sunscreen. Protecting my skin is super important, especially if I live in a place with a lot of sun. So yeah, health and hygiene are non-negotiable. I would continue to buy all of these.

The Comfort and Productivity Boosters

Okay, let's move on to some things that might not be essential in the strictest sense, but they definitely boost my comfort and productivity. These are the things that make life a little bit easier and more enjoyable.

Firstly, internet access. Yes, I know, it's a utility now, but I'm including it here. The internet is essential for so many things. Work, communication, entertainment, staying connected with the world – it's all there. I'd definitely still be paying for internet, even if the price went up. I work online, which means having a reliable internet connection is crucial for my income. I am also someone who enjoys playing online games with friends. So, the internet is one of the top things I would always buy.

Then, there are books. I love to read. So, books are one of the things that make my life better. I always have a book in my bag, ready to be read. Reading is very enjoyable to me and it helps me relax. It also keeps my mind sharp. So, I will always be buying books. Also, a comfortable pair of shoes. I need to be able to walk comfortably. So, that's also an essential item. Comfort is super important to me.

Also, a good pair of headphones are important to me. This has been a game-changer for my productivity and enjoyment of life. It helps me focus, whether I'm working, listening to music, or just trying to tune out the noise. So, even if the price of headphones goes up, I'll still be buying them. I think I would invest in good quality headphones. Because when I buy low-quality headphones, they don't last for long. So it's best if I invest in good quality headphones. I would invest in noise-canceling headphones, so that I can focus better when I am at work. Also, the same goes for a good ergonomic chair. Since I work from home. I would invest in a good ergonomic chair. It is important to have good posture to avoid back pain, so it's a worthy investment.

The Takeaway: It's All About Value

So, there you have it, guys! A glimpse into the things I'd keep buying, no matter the price. It really boils down to what I value most: my health, my comfort, my work, and my happiness. It's not about being extravagant, it's about prioritizing the things that make my life better. I'm sure your lists would look different, and that's totally cool. But thinking about these things is a great way to understand your own priorities and what truly matters to you. It's a reminder that sometimes, the best investments are the ones we make in ourselves and in the things that enrich our lives.

What about you? What are the things you'd keep buying, even if the price doubled? I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments! Let's chat!