After all, if you took someone out on a first date that consisted of McDonald’s paid with a coupon, followed by a Netflix movie at your buddy’s place, are the chances good for a second date? Maybe not. Depending on your earnings, this budget can be high or low, though it should realistically never exceed 10% of your monthly income. Stick to this number while still finding ways to have fun, and you’ll earn a reputation for being a fiscally conservative dating machine. ___ Poin-poin penting yang saia dapet: 1. Clearly, fast food is out of the question, as are soup kitchens. In addition, expensive and fancy restaurants are no-go’s as well. Save those for if the relationship gets to the point where you’re seriously considering marriage. Until then, stick to mid-level restaurants. 2. Also, don’t go to the movies every time. For one thing, that would get pricey. For another, it would get boring. 3. And if your date INSISTS you pay top dollar for front row at an Elton John show or an orchestra seat at Macbeth, then they’re probably not the one for you anyway. Hum... :putnam:
Posted on: Fri, 28 Mar 2014 09:02:37 +0000