Well, it is kind of an extreme example to illustrate that OP feels like they have to save money wherever they can. Well, it might also be somewhat of a hyperbole for comedic effect, I don’t know that.
Running a small amount of water into a nearly empty bottle of shampoo (or body wash, etc.) allows you to get the last little bit out of the bottle. It’s basically an austerity measure, a sign that a person is stretching every dollar.
What exactly is that poorly drawn mouse-like creature actually doing, and why?
Watering down the remaining 7-in-1 shower product because they can’t afford to replenish supplies because the price of everything is too damn high.
Of soap tho? Here in Germany you can buy the store brand, which is decent, for like 50 cents a bottle - which lasts you weeks.
The brand stuff (fa, nivea, axe, old spice) is 1 to 3 euros and the luxury (rituals, loccitaine, etc) 5 to 15.
That’s $6 a bottle. Cheapest comparable is probably $4
I showed this to my wife and she said “Who the fuck had Dove money at 25?”
Dove body wash is the cheapest per ounce at Costco. Yep, even cheaper than Kirkland.
Well, it is kind of an extreme example to illustrate that OP feels like they have to save money wherever they can. Well, it might also be somewhat of a hyperbole for comedic effect, I don’t know that.
Running a small amount of water into a nearly empty bottle of shampoo (or body wash, etc.) allows you to get the last little bit out of the bottle. It’s basically an austerity measure, a sign that a person is stretching every dollar.
That’s Jerry from Tom and Jerry
Specifically, from this scene
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