5 things I refuse to spend money on (Even though I can afford them)

Here's 5 things I refuse to spend money on, even though I can afford them. And one of these is probably going to sound insane to some people, but I've talked about it before and I stand by it. The first one is only buying name brand food. There's so many products that taste exactly the same and honestly, sometimes the store brand is going to taste better. But I'm always looking at the prices. If it's something like pasta, pasta sauce, canned foods, or even medicine, I'm looking at the prices, I'm comparing them and I'm making a decision. There are some instances where the brand name is actually better, but there's very few. The next one is fitness classes. There's something about working out with a bunch of people while I'm getting yelled at in a dark room that I just don't want to do. And my apartment already has a great gym. I can work out at home, I'm already paying for it in my amenity fee. And I also don't want to pay 40 to 50 bucks for a class. The next one is a brand new car. I'll let someone else take the depreciation over time. I honestly just want a car that's safe and reliable. I don't care how many miles it is, to a certain extent. The next one is credit card interest. I use my credit cards for literally everything, but I use them like a debit card and I always pay them off. And the last one is a house. I've made a bunch of videos on this talking about how much rent I pay every single month and also why it's worth it to me and why I don't want to buy. One day I'll probably buy a house, but I'm not doing it right now just because everyone says buying is better than renting. Those are my five. What do you refuse to spend money on? Products worth every penny in bio