What household item do you most often run out of? When that happens, how do you get by until you can buy more?, Imagine you want to splash out on a big purchase, like a new phone or a nice jacket. Do you shop around first, or do you buy the first one you like? Why?, Have you ever felt ripped off after buying something or eating at a restaurant? Did you complain, or just decide not to pay them back with your business in the future?, If you wanted to cut down on your screen time, what activity would you set aside time for instead? Do you think this would be easy or difficult?, Think about the last time you chipped in for a group gift or a shared meal. What was it for, and what did the total come to per person? Was it worth it?, Imagine your favorite band announces a concert, but the tickets sell out in minutes. You find one for resale at double the price. Would you cough up the extra money? Why or why not?, Is it possible to get by comfortably in your city if you cut down on non-essential expenses like eating out or subscriptions? What would be the hardest thing to give up?, Is it a good idea to set aside a small amount of money each month to lend to friends if needed, knowing they might not pay it back quickly? Why or why not?, For which product (e.g., electronics, medicine, bottled water) do you feel there is the biggest risk of getting a rip off if you don't shop around?, When you last splashed out on something special for yourself, what did the final cost come to? Was the experience or item worth the total amount?, If a group of friends wants to chip in to buy a popular gift that might sell out, how do you organize it? Do you appoint one person to buy it quickly?, If a child repeatedly runs out of their allowance because they're careless, should they have to cough up money for a replacement if they lose something? What's a fair consequence?

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