The two spurge items for me are 1. We always have a good car. I do not scrimp on a car. ( I do not want to be stranded in 111 degree heat) 2. I did not scrimp on activities my daughter wanted to do: all of her dance classes, music lessons, travels, etc.
My sweet daughter just turned 20. I would love her to start a beauty channel. She is great with makeup, fashion, hair, and keeping very fit. She finally allowed me to have her in one video on my channel. Our girls would get along so great.
Tasha... may I just say... you ROCK this top! And YES on the bras, shoes, clothes and food as well as cosmetics we ACTUALLY need. We buy quality and less since we only have one body, one skin, one life and we invest in our health upfront. That said, we are building a house now and we cannot wait to grow our own veg and fruit as being vegans, we go through tons of the stuff!
Can you do a part 2 on things you’ve purchased more on that weren’t worth a darn? Also I felt this was really well thought out & I could relate to about 7 out of the 10👍🏽
We actually eat mainly fish, chicken once in awhile and steak occasionally. I believe, you either eat your medicine or take your medicine. I prefer eating my medicine so I spend more on quality clean food.
Definitely bras and dress/gym shoes. I also do the same for coats, bc you use them year after year. I do old navy or target for maternity wear or trendy clothes but I've gotten higher quality clothes from J crew or banana Republic from thred up for cheaper or hand me downs from friends that lasted for years.
It took us a while to pull the trigger on a Vitamix and we are so glad that we did. I'm only sad that we didn't buy it after they made the model that fits under cabinets.--Tasha
I totally agree with this list. It focused on what's best for the family (e.g. schools), health (Tasha's feet), quality (higher-priced staple wardrobe vs. high-priced fads), and maximizing time (amusement park passes). You guys are a perfectly reasonable, down-to-earth, and self-assured couple.
This feels silly but we got a Hyundai Sonata over and Elantra because the backseat was more comfortable. Like it felt ridiculous at the time to spend 2k more but man has that been soooooo helpful. I felt like such a grownup when I made that decision.
Samantha Anne I have a sonata and I don't regret anything about it I bought it certified pre-owned and I LOVE the amount of space I have in that car and so does everyone else lol its great on gas nd rides great !
That's not silly at all. We sat in the back of every single car we considered. Despite being a compact car, the Fit had plenty of leg room and head room. Super important!--Tasha
YES, the backseats are so important! You never know when that will come in handy and I cannot tell you how many times I have taken naps in my backseat because it was so comfortable! I also spent a little extra to get seat warmers, and let me tell you, BEST DECISION EVER!
I used to buy a new blender every year, or sometimes more than one a year until I bought a Vitamix. It has lasted me 20 years and still going strong! Completely worth it.
I feel the same. I am willing to splurge on food, shoes, staple clothing items, makeup/skincare, and our house (we chose based on location and convenience). We are also looking to splurge on our future car, something that will lasts us years. 😊
OMG I am totally with you on bras. If you're above a D cup it truly is not optional to pay bottom dollar- you really end up feeling it in your back. Another one I splurge on is independent companies for both make up and nail polish. Especially with nail polish though, since I notice that small batch nail polishes chip wayyy less than drug store polish.
Areas in which I invest are: bras, work shoes, organic food, high end sheets I purchase maybe every 9 years or so, high end towels which I tend to replace every 5 years, kitchen appliances and kitchen tools.
I agree with dress shoes and running shoes. I have had so many issues with cheap Work flats and shoes so I’ll just save up and look for sales. Any types of good work shoes? I know aerosoles, naturalizer and rockports are good but any other other suggestions? I do like roadrunner for running shoes.
I've been wearing Brooks GTS as my running shoes for over a decade. I also like all of the shoes brands you mentioned. My secret favorite splurge for pumps is Cole Haan. Their Nike Air pumps are ah-mazing. I have spent hours walking in those shoes with zero issues. I hit up their clearance section in the outlets to get them at decent prices. They are my favorite shoes by far and I have a few pairs that I've owned for 10 years now (and had to have resoled).--Tasha
I'm also in love with these sandals from Taos: amzn.to/2lEcBdr . I wore them every day on our Singapore trip, walking all day, and had zero foot pain.--Tasha
I agree massively about shoes. Shoes really changed my perspective on buying expensive things. I used to always be someone who would buy the cheapest anything, because I saw it as the best value. But I had some ankle issues and my doctor recommended I start buying shoes that supported my ankles, which meant expensive $200+ shoes instead of the more cheap $50 shoes I had been buying. First they were more comfortable and offered a lot more support for my ankles. BUT I also discovered they would last a lot longer than the cheap shoes I had been buying. They would last 3-4 years instead of the 6months the cheaper shoes would last. It really changed my outlook on things in regards to quality. I still do not care about buying something where the only thing going for it is a brand-name (will still not touch Apple Products with a 10 foot pole), but I do look for quality when buying things now as they tend to be better value overall.
Nutritious food is definitely something I'll spend more money on. Also, quality garbage bags so they don't bust open and leave trash scattered all over! 😊
After having so so many things break on me I decided to use the rule of thumb of : if I am going to use it more than 3 Times a week then I should invest on it. Also with electronics I always prefer invest a little .
OUR splurge items are quite similar :-I. Bras2. Makeup and Skincare3. Travel4. Food5. Life Experiences eg. Musicals, Theatres, etc6. School and activities for the kids Eg. dance lessons, martial arts etc7. Books8. Electronics
I’m new to your videos and love them! Thank you for making some many awesome videos! I am super thrifty and like high end clothes but always buy them like new second hand to save money, my biggest splurge would probably be all my organic healthy gluten free food I eat monthly for 9 years now! I also buy my shoes brand new like you guys and go for quality!
Tasha what brands of shoes do you like for the support? I splurge on clothing staples, pens for work, and work bags. I'm a teacher and need a good quality bag to bring my stuff back and forth from work
The other thing that is completely worth the cost is a small solar panel. It's foldable and charges my iPhone. I bought a battery for it, and the battery can charge my phone twice when it's full. I leave that little folding solar panel outside all day and it charges my phone at night, or if I'm home during the day, it also charges my phone.... One of the best things I ever bought.
Honestly, that's why I never got into makeup. Finding my shade was such a hassle and I'd have to mix and match etc. I'm actually really glad that was a barrier (even though it's totally unfair) because I can't even imagine how much I have saved (money AND time) from not being a makeup person!
Huge on tools, shoes, and skill items (classes, books, and study material). I don't spend on extra though. Like I didn't spend money on a study course for a professional exam, but I bought the materials I thought I needed ($500 book). I also don't buy tools unless I can't get by without doing it and need that particular tool. Bras I can agree with (from a guy's perspective). Jeans I get as cheap as comfortable (max $30) since they get ruined quick regardless of quality.
I am totally with you on jeans. I get whatever is reasonable at Costco. When it comes to tools, I look at the cost of buying the tool and doing it myself vs hiring someone that already has the tool to do it. We also rent tools when that makes the most sense. - Joseph
Hello! I LOVED and agree with every single item!! Girl, there's nothing worse than a cheap bra!! LOL!! In addition, I like how you started the video, most of us have to work our way up to the splurge. Its the process of life. :-) I sometimes have to remind myself of this!! I truly enjoyed this video. Take care. xoxo
Awesome video! Re: bras, I recommend the clearance section of Figleaves online. Cheap and good quality. They have lasted me years and I have a bra size almost no one sells
Expensive isn’t always better though, I’ve bought more expensive things that turned out to be a waste of money so I don’t splurge often but when I do it has to be something really worth the money that’s gonna last
True. I hate to buy things twice and that happens often when I buy something cheap. If it is a one and done kind of thing, I'll buy whatever will make it to the end of the task. -Joseph
I disagree on the part with buying high end tools. Not to say that I don't buy higher end tools, but I own tools from Harbor Freight that have proven to be reliable over the years. I have an air compressor, computer scanner and a floor jack to name few that have been performing just as good as the big brands.
Tasha, if you had plantar fasciitis while you were in the military, make sure you submit a disability claim to the VA for it if you haven't already. Veterans deserve the compensation and treatment for injuries that occurred while serving our country.
Joseph's eyes look extra blue in this video, I'm not sure why, maybe the shirt? Lol. I splurge on good dark chocolate and good desserts in general. If I want something, it Should be worth the calories. I splurge on buying more than one seat in public transportation to save time. I live in the Caribbean so taxis require a full car to leave the stand. I do need to track my transportation expenses though to make sure I'm not going overboard. I should have splurged on a laptop. I bought a refurbished one three years ago and now the battery is kaput. Looking into the most cost-effective way to buy one. Oh and I splurge on eyebrow waxing. I have a really good aesthetician who I trust and would rather pay for reliability than a cheap, unpredictable outcome.
It pains me every time to spend over $100 on shoes, but I also don't like getting burned by cheaper shoes that don't hold up. The day I find a $60 shoe that will hold up to 500 miles of running, I'll be a loyal customer forever.- Joseph
Tasha - listening to you talk about about your body pain and looking for a weight loss lifestyle that you like makes me wonder if you'd be open to water fasting. Check out Chris James - his channel is called The Healthy Alternative. People are healing themselves of pain and losing tons of weight safely Water fasting. Love you channel! Keep up the good work.
also folks go wild over fish being so healthy because of the omega fatty acids, but you can get higher quantity and quality of omegas from nuts and seeds - without all that cholesterol, saturated fat, and mercury ...and money! ...and environmental cost!
I like Cacique for fun bras (not bras that I wear every day) but I have not be impressed with the bras that I purchased for everyday wear. I've never found a brand where every bra that they make works for me, but I've always had great luck with Chantelle and Elomi.--Tasha
I have to buy expensive bras. My boobs are quite big and I've got a tiny back size, so I can't buy cheap ones. They just don't come in my size. I don't spend money on makeup though. I rarely wear it so there's no point.
Just jumped into your video zfter about a year. I am kind of surprise to how how you debt is still the same approximately compared to last year. I don't have the exact number but this video gives me the impression that you are slowly getting back into the lifestyle that causes your debt first. Sorry if I am being rude it is not my intention
Spending more for something doesn't mean borrowing for it. But it could actually be cheaper in the long run to buy a more expensive item with the difference between the cheap and the quality item being borrowed than it would be to buy a cheap item only to have to replace it soon. It is important to look at the whole picture. - Joseph
The two spurge items for me are 1. We always have a good car. I do not scrimp on a car. ( I do not want to be stranded in 111 degree heat) 2. I did not scrimp on activities my daughter wanted to do: all of her dance classes, music lessons, travels, etc.
Kids activities can add up can't they? Summers were especially expensive. But like you, we always prioritized those things too.--Tasha
My sweet daughter just turned 20. I would love her to start a beauty channel. She is great with makeup, fashion, hair, and keeping very fit. She finally allowed me to have her in one video on my channel. Our girls would get along so great.
Yes on the bra's!!! Cheap ones NEVER work for me!
Tasha... may I just say... you ROCK this top! And YES on the bras, shoes, clothes and food as well as cosmetics we ACTUALLY need. We buy quality and less since we only have one body, one skin, one life and we invest in our health upfront. That said, we are building a house now and we cannot wait to grow our own veg and fruit as being vegans, we go through tons of the stuff!
i'm seriously loving the life advice on your channel... growing up is hard but this makes it a little bit easier!!
Can you do a part 2 on things you’ve purchased more on that weren’t worth a darn? Also I felt this was really well thought out & I could relate to about 7 out of the 10👍🏽
We actually eat mainly fish, chicken once in awhile and steak occasionally. I believe, you either eat your medicine or take your medicine. I prefer eating my medicine so I spend more on quality clean food.
That's so true. We feel so much better when we are making sure to treat our bodies well.--Tasha
I love how patient Joseph is about his truck. I wish I could be that patient!
Definitely bras and dress/gym shoes. I also do the same for coats, bc you use them year after year. I do old navy or target for maternity wear or trendy clothes but I've gotten higher quality clothes from J crew or banana Republic from thred up for cheaper or hand me downs from friends that lasted for years.
Wow! Every time I watch one of your videos lately, you have like 5k-10k subscribers more than the last videos I saw. You are rocking it!
That means you aren't watching our videos enough! 😂😉--Tasha
One Big Happy Life I admit to missing the one about painting the office, but I am pretty regular. Lol I love your family!
This is great advice. In the past year I've purchased about three cheap blenders now I'm waiting to buy a vitamix
It took us a while to pull the trigger on a Vitamix and we are so glad that we did. I'm only sad that we didn't buy it after they made the model that fits under cabinets.--Tasha
I totally agree with this list. It focused on what's best for the family (e.g. schools), health (Tasha's feet), quality (higher-priced staple wardrobe vs. high-priced fads), and maximizing time (amusement park passes). You guys are a perfectly reasonable, down-to-earth, and self-assured couple.
Totally agree with almost everything here. The two times I got cheap power tools, I overheated both of them right away.
This feels silly but we got a Hyundai Sonata over and Elantra because the backseat was more comfortable. Like it felt ridiculous at the time to spend 2k more but man has that been soooooo helpful. I felt like such a grownup when I made that decision.
Samantha Anne I have a sonata and I don't regret anything about it I bought it certified pre-owned and I LOVE the amount of space I have in that car and so does everyone else lol its great on gas nd rides great !
We took our Elantra from the Midwest to the West Coast and from the Midwest to the East coast, I wish I would have spent more money on better seats 😭
That's not silly at all. We sat in the back of every single car we considered. Despite being a compact car, the Fit had plenty of leg room and head room. Super important!--Tasha
YES, the backseats are so important! You never know when that will come in handy and I cannot tell you how many times I have taken naps in my backseat because it was so comfortable!
I also spent a little extra to get seat warmers, and let me tell you, BEST DECISION EVER!
I used to buy a new blender every year, or sometimes more than one a year until I bought a Vitamix. It has lasted me 20 years and still going strong! Completely worth it.
I feel the same. I am willing to splurge on food, shoes, staple clothing items, makeup/skincare, and our house (we chose based on location and convenience). We are also looking to splurge on our future car, something that will lasts us years. 😊
OMG I am totally with you on bras. If you're above a D cup it truly is not optional to pay bottom dollar- you really end up feeling it in your back.
Another one I splurge on is independent companies for both make up and nail polish. Especially with nail polish though, since I notice that small batch nail polishes chip wayyy less than drug store polish.
Areas in which I invest are: bras, work shoes, organic food, high end sheets I purchase maybe every 9 years or so, high end towels which I tend to replace every 5 years, kitchen appliances and kitchen tools.
I agree with dress shoes and running shoes. I have had so many issues with cheap Work flats and shoes so I’ll just save up and look for sales. Any types of good work shoes? I know aerosoles, naturalizer and rockports are good but any other other suggestions? I do like roadrunner for running shoes.
I've been wearing Brooks GTS as my running shoes for over a decade. I also like all of the shoes brands you mentioned. My secret favorite splurge for pumps is Cole Haan. Their Nike Air pumps are ah-mazing. I have spent hours walking in those shoes with zero issues. I hit up their clearance section in the outlets to get them at decent prices. They are my favorite shoes by far and I have a few pairs that I've owned for 10 years now (and had to have resoled).--Tasha
I'm also in love with these sandals from Taos: amzn.to/2lEcBdr . I wore them every day on our Singapore trip, walking all day, and had zero foot pain.--Tasha
I have heard great things about the Cole Haan. Will save up and look into getting a pair. Thanks for the tips.
I recently got some dr scholls shoes from Nordstrom rack that I’m really happy with
Oh my goodness - 70K subscribers!! I am so happy for you guys!!
Thank you!--Tasha
I agree massively about shoes. Shoes really changed my perspective on buying expensive things. I used to always be someone who would buy the cheapest anything, because I saw it as the best value. But I had some ankle issues and my doctor recommended I start buying shoes that supported my ankles, which meant expensive $200+ shoes instead of the more cheap $50 shoes I had been buying. First they were more comfortable and offered a lot more support for my ankles. BUT I also discovered they would last a lot longer than the cheap shoes I had been buying. They would last 3-4 years instead of the 6months the cheaper shoes would last. It really changed my outlook on things in regards to quality. I still do not care about buying something where the only thing going for it is a brand-name (will still not touch Apple Products with a 10 foot pole), but I do look for quality when buying things now as they tend to be better value overall.
Nutritious food is definitely something I'll spend more money on. Also, quality garbage bags so they don't bust open and leave trash scattered all over! 😊
Stacy Mickelson yes quality garbage bag definitely!
Costco Kirkland brand garbage bags are the best!
Marge Davies yes 200 plus last a long while
Stacy Mickelson omg yes on trash bags
We use Costco garbage bags too. 🙂--Tasha
After having so so many things break on me I decided to use the rule of thumb of : if I am going to use it more than 3 Times a week then I should invest on it. Also with electronics I always prefer invest a little .
Totally agree with you on all points! I am with you on foundationware, clothing, shoes and makeup.
Thank you! Those are great things to invest more into. You guys are awesome and come up with such great and relevant content.
Yall are a gorgeous couple!
Thank you!--Tasha
OUR splurge items are quite similar :-I. Bras2. Makeup and Skincare3. Travel4. Food5. Life Experiences eg. Musicals, Theatres, etc6. School and activities for the kids Eg. dance lessons, martial arts etc7. Books8. Electronics
I’m new to your videos and love them! Thank you for making some many awesome videos! I am super thrifty and like high end clothes but always buy them like new second hand to save money, my biggest splurge would probably be all my organic healthy gluten free food I eat monthly for 9 years now! I also buy my shoes brand new like you guys and go for quality!
Hi guys!Love you so much! I was wondering what is the porcentage of a car payment that you should have in your budget? Kisses from Nicaragua!
Tasha what brands of shoes do you like for the support? I splurge on clothing staples, pens for work, and work bags. I'm a teacher and need a good quality bag to bring my stuff back and forth from work
The other thing that is completely worth the cost is a small solar panel. It's foldable and charges my iPhone. I bought a battery for it, and the battery can charge my phone twice when it's full. I leave that little folding solar panel outside all day and it charges my phone at night, or if I'm home during the day, it also charges my phone.... One of the best things I ever bought.
Honestly, that's why I never got into makeup. Finding my shade was such a hassle and I'd have to mix and match etc. I'm actually really glad that was a barrier (even though it's totally unfair) because I can't even imagine how much I have saved (money AND time) from not being a makeup person!
Your eyebrows and skin ❤️❤️❤️ so perfect!
Thank you!--Tasha
I agree with all of these! Great video 👍🏼
High quality dog food and monthly heartworm and flea/tick preventative keep my best friend healthy & parasite free! Worth every penny!
That’s a great list. My splurges are skincare products and good quality vitamins.
Any advice for good men's brands? My fiance has the worst time with shirts shrinking.
Huge on tools, shoes, and skill items (classes, books, and study material).
I don't spend on extra though. Like I didn't spend money on a study course for a professional exam, but I bought the materials I thought I needed ($500 book). I also don't buy tools unless I can't get by without doing it and need that particular tool.
Bras I can agree with (from a guy's perspective). Jeans I get as cheap as comfortable (max $30) since they get ruined quick regardless of quality.
I am totally with you on jeans. I get whatever is reasonable at Costco. When it comes to tools, I look at the cost of buying the tool and doing it myself vs hiring someone that already has the tool to do it. We also rent tools when that makes the most sense. - Joseph
Great video as always!🤗
Hello! I LOVED and agree with every single item!! Girl, there's nothing worse than a cheap bra!! LOL!! In addition, I like how you started the video, most of us have to work our way up to the splurge. Its the process of life. :-) I sometimes have to remind myself of this!! I truly enjoyed this video. Take care. xoxo
Where did you find your gray top ? Love it .
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Awesome video! Re: bras, I recommend the clearance section of Figleaves online. Cheap and good quality. They have lasted me years and I have a bra size almost no one sells
Expensive isn’t always better though, I’ve bought more expensive things that turned out to be a waste of money so I don’t splurge often but when I do it has to be something really worth the money that’s gonna last
What shoes do you buy for plantar fasciitis??
Yes on the more comfortable bras! So worth the extra $$$ just in comfort and last sooooo much longer.
70 Thousand Subscribers!!! Hooray for your family. :-)
Thank you!-Joseph
Your Hair Is Gorgeous, surprised it wasn't listed in the splurge
Thank you! I do my hair myself. I have yet to find a salon that is worth it.--Tasha
For things you use frequently, buy quality -- that way you only cry once.
True. I hate to buy things twice and that happens often when I buy something cheap. If it is a one and done kind of thing, I'll buy whatever will make it to the end of the task. -Joseph
I disagree on the part with buying high end tools. Not to say that I don't buy higher end tools, but I own tools from Harbor Freight that have proven to be reliable over the years. I have an air compressor, computer scanner and a floor jack to name few that have been performing just as good as the big brands.
I have the same foot condition what tennis shoes do you wear to work out?
2 things I make sure to buy quality are good quality bras, good dresses and shoes. The other things are food items.
Tasha, if you had plantar fasciitis while you were in the military, make sure you submit a disability claim to the VA for it if you haven't already. Veterans deserve the compensation and treatment for injuries that occurred while serving our country.
Tasha..I'm Here For U...I Have Chronic Plantar Fasciitis In Both Of My Feet...I Feel Ur Pain..😥😥😥😥😊😊😊
You two look GREAT!! Keep up the good work(out)!!!
Thank you!--Tasha
Joseph's eyes look extra blue in this video, I'm not sure why, maybe the shirt? Lol.
I splurge on good dark chocolate and good desserts in general. If I want something, it Should be worth the calories.
I splurge on buying more than one seat in public transportation to save time. I live in the Caribbean so taxis require a full car to leave the stand. I do need to track my transportation expenses though to make sure I'm not going overboard.
I should have splurged on a laptop. I bought a refurbished one three years ago and now the battery is kaput. Looking into the most cost-effective way to buy one.
Oh and I splurge on eyebrow waxing. I have a really good aesthetician who I trust and would rather pay for reliability than a cheap, unpredictable outcome.
To save or splurge...that is the question :)
Congrats on 70k
Thank you!--Tasha
Great tips thank you
Just bought the wife $150 shoes for work last month. WORTH IT!
It pains me every time to spend over $100 on shoes, but I also don't like getting burned by cheaper shoes that don't hold up. The day I find a $60 shoe that will hold up to 500 miles of running, I'll be a loyal customer forever.- Joseph
Thanks for the tips❤️!
Thanks for watching!--Tasha
Hey Tasha! You should really check out brastop.com, figleaves.com and bravissimo.com. I think you'll love it ;)
Shoes are a tricky one for. I can buy expensive shoes and they don’t even lasts me 🙄
Tasha - listening to you talk about about your body pain and looking for a weight loss lifestyle that you like makes me wonder if you'd be open to water fasting. Check out Chris James - his channel is called The Healthy Alternative. People are healing themselves of pain and losing tons of weight safely Water fasting. Love you channel! Keep up the good work.
Always love your videos
Thanks for watching!--Tasha
What state are you guys? I live in NYC
DC area.--Tasha
I love your vlog!
Thank you!--Tasha
What makeup brands do you like?
also folks go wild over fish being so healthy because of the omega fatty acids, but you can get higher quantity and quality of omegas from nuts and seeds - without all that cholesterol, saturated fat, and mercury ...and money! ...and environmental cost!
K I don't mean this in a pervy way, but where do you buy bras for. I'm big chested so the struggle for good bras is real
**where do you buy 😂😂 idk how the for got in there
Nordstrom 😊
Chelsea Dau Lane Bryant they are the best trust me!! Their Cacique line
I've always had great luck at Nordstrom. They tend to carry a wide selection of sizes.--Tasha
I like Cacique for fun bras (not bras that I wear every day) but I have not be impressed with the bras that I purchased for everyday wear. I've never found a brand where every bra that they make works for me, but I've always had great luck with Chantelle and Elomi.--Tasha
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NY&co great for career wear and HSN ;)
I used to shop at NY&Co but I just have found that the clothes don't last.--Tasha
One Big Happy Life same here maybe 1 pair of pants but the Gap and the limited are awesome for sure
I have to buy expensive bras. My boobs are quite big and I've got a tiny back size, so I can't buy cheap ones. They just don't come in my size. I don't spend money on makeup though. I rarely wear it so there's no point.
Soooooooo, basically almost everything. 😏
I purchase Clarks shoes when discounted.
Just jumped into your video zfter about a year. I am kind of surprise to how how you debt is still the same approximately compared to last year. I don't have the exact number but this video gives me the impression that you are slowly getting back into the lifestyle that causes your debt first. Sorry if I am being rude it is not my intention
Spending more for something doesn't mean borrowing for it. But it could actually be cheaper in the long run to buy a more expensive item with the difference between the cheap and the quality item being borrowed than it would be to buy a cheap item only to have to replace it soon. It is important to look at the whole picture. - Joseph
What are your favorite brands for bras?
Are you both feeling alright? I noticed that your eyes are red.
Stay away from fast fashion, buy classics.
So.... you spend extra on everything
Lol. After watching a video where we only talk about the times that we spend more, I guess that will skew someone's perspective. - Joseph
Tasha your looking like a whole snack in this video. 🙌🤤😋. #heterosexualwoman
What kind of shoes do you buy for plantar fasciitis?