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Choosing The Finer Things in College, With The Aid Of Barney Stinson

Starbucks? CFA? Extra queso? Yes, please.

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Choosing The Finer Things in College, With The Aid Of Barney Stinson
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Sometimes the finer things may not be so fine to someone who is graduated, but that doesn't make them any less important.

Getting that drink at Chick-fil-A instead of just the entree.

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We all know that feeling when your card is running low, but you need the caffeine. Get that Dr. Pepper. You deserve it.

Grabbing that $2.00 bronzer at checkout.

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When I am at Walmart, and I see those make-up racks by the checkout line. I am going to grab one...or five. I am splurging!

Buying that queso.

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Honestly, this is something I do often. I will always buy the queso, and I will eat it until it is chunky and hard.

Earning the Starbucks at Target.

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You deserve to have that Starbucks even though it is a Tuesday, and you have done nothing beneficial to help you for the rest of the week.

Getting the guac on that bowl at Chipotle.

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Look, if you do this, you are big spending, and I am proud of you! Get that guac, spend that extra $1.55. You deserve it!

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