I actually caught this video over at NPR’s Planet Money, but it’s really interesting if you’ve got some time to watch. I think it’s 20 minutes. Daniel Ariely is a behavioral economist. His research focuses on discovering and measuring how people make decisions. This lecture asks (and answers in terms of what Mr. Ariely has [...]
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You know, I started a post a few days ago about having visited The Little Aussie Bakery on Avenue B. I was all set to tell you how good the large cheeseless veggie pizza Stuart and I had was; how good the green-leaf salad with the citrus dressing and the $8 ($8?!) loaf of gluten-free [...]
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Wow. How could I have forgotten to blog about this? Drum roll, please. $800 Eight hundred dollars 8-zero-zero That’s how much we saved by not eating out in the month of February. Terrible, no? I mean, terrible that that is how much money (eating out at restaurants during the evening + Stuart’s eating out for [...]
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