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| Yes, and my mama is damned proud of me! |
   
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19 | 21.35% |
| I'm just thrifty. |
  
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34 | 38.20% |
| If I were cheap wouldn't my Visa card get lonely? |
  
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16 | 17.98% |
| Who are YOU calling cheap girlie? |
  
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8 | 8.99% |
| I'm not, but I think cheap bastards are hella sexy! |
  
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12 | 13.48% |
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My mother used to take us on the bus to Salvation Army for clothes shopping, a tradition for which I am grateful.
If I can pay $10 or $20 for an overcoat or a suit that someone else paid $400 for last year, I'd have to be nuts not to. Even if you add $20 for a tailor to make adjustments, it's still cheap. It does seem lately, however, that those who donate must be more reluctant to part with nice things because the racks have more threadbare clothing than they used to. |
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