Summary of Jewish Grandma's 13 Wise Lessons on Money and Life

Avoid overspending on eating out and focus on cooking at home to save money.

Maintain a functional and practical kitchen instead of fancy ones that are rarely used.

Be mindful of the ingredients and sauces used when eating out to avoid feeling sick.

Prioritize relationships and communication with family members.

Save money by being mindful of expenses and avoiding unnecessary purchases.

Emphasize the importance of valuing money and teaching children financial responsibility.

Find joy in simple activities like hanging laundry in the sun or cooking at home.

Stay active and engaged in activities that bring fulfillment during retirement years.

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01:29 — « $43 need I tell you we could all make French toast for much much less than that. »
05:46 — « What did that cost? It was 42,000, 42,000 wow you cant buy much with 42,000 maybe a faucet nothing a faucet right if a faucet is 800, what is a bathroom thats all you could afford is a bathroom. »
06:03 — « Everything adds up and theyre looking at tens of thousands of dollars and more than they expected. »
07:44 — « They fill up fast and when you add it up it adds up. »
14:24 — « I come to the local bakery in town here and on Sunday morning the kalas half price and its the same cholay sold on Thursday half price. »

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Wellness and Self-Improvement

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