Is money really “worth more” on a rainy day?

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Is that true what people say about “Saving your money 💰 for a 🌧️ Rainy day?” Would you feel like working would be worth it if it was raining outside and you felt like you had enough money to not need to commute in the rain?

Say Yes it’s normal if Yes money IS WORTH More when it’s raining outside?

Or NO Money is worth the same, people don’t care if it’s rainy day or not?

Is It Normal?
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  • howaminotmyself
    6 months ago | pl

    This is an idiom. A phrase that means something beyond what the individuals words actually mean. Like, "piece of cake" or "raining cats and dogs."

    Is this not covered in school anymore?

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    • dirtybirdy
      6 months ago | pl

      I love idioms. "The whole 9 yards" has always stuck with me...

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    • donteatstuffoffthesidewalk
      6 months ago | pl

      i hope op can wrap their head around that without makin a messa brains & blood

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      • Kmoshea5
        6 months ago | pl

        Excuse you??? Ok sorry you’re right it’s just an expression you’re right? Like when someone says “It’s raining cats and dogs outside”: I don’t go outside and think “Wow, cats and dogs are falling everywhere”?

        Think you should apologize for downsizing my intelligence. I don’t think I’m going to “spill my brains out” trying to learn a money expression??

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      • howaminotmyself
        6 months ago | pl

        Well, I won't be crying over spilled milk if they can't. Or spilled brains in this case.

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  • bbrown95
    6 months ago | pl

    I've always taken "saving money for a rainy day" to mean keeping plenty on hand in case of an emergency. Having that money when something unexpectedly comes up is always worth it.

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  • Jh9856
    6 months ago | pl

    Ok lets skip the bullshit and change the subject. One thing is for sure: money does buy happiness, buy love, buys everything. And yes, the more you have, more happy you are.

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    • ospry
      6 months ago | pl

      Judging by Hollywood celebrity deaths, suicide and drug overdoses must be indicators of highly content and happy people

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  • Chudders
    6 months ago | pl

    Nothing replaces the beauty and majesty of the sun. The sun and its light is more powerful than wealth. Whenever the sun shines I feel 10x better.

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  • Dot123
    6 months ago | pl

    Is a bird in the hand worth two in the bush?

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    • darefu
      6 months ago | pl

      Depends on what the bush looks like and what else is in the bush!

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  • ospry
    6 months ago | pl

    This is how the stock market works. The rainier the day, the higher the humidity, and the higher the chance of precipitation all have a positive trending impact on the value of money

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  • LloydAsher
    6 months ago | pl

    Technically no. Inflation and all. But if you are in a pinch every extra penny feels like 5x its standard value.

    I remember when I discovered an old bank account with 1000 bucks stashed away. Felt like I won the lottery.

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  • howaminotmyself
    6 months ago | pl

    Try playing catch with it instead.

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  • Vvaas
    6 months ago | pl

    i love rain

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