4/11/09: Since having my hours cut I have been cooking for myself a lot more, so ordering a pizza has been rare. The pizza was $10.99, and with tax and tip it came to $13 even. I did not have to go into deficit this week, and the pizza was delicious. This purchase obviously benifited Jet's Pizza, the cook, and the delivery driver, but lets dig deeper shall we. This also helps pig farmers, cattle ranchers, dairy farmers, tomato farmers, wheat farmers, cheese makers, the cardboard manufacturer, the plastic manufacturer, the printing company (logo on the box), and all of the transportation companies that bring these products to thier final destination (me). And after this has been consumed, the box will be trown away, thus helping the garbage company. This was money well spent, and I will continue to do what I can, $13 at a time.

4/4/09: The Suzuki Superbike Showdown, a very stimulating expirience. It was great to go camping at the track, and watch some racing. The ticket was $60, I know that $60 is a lot more than $13 so let me explain. My uncle sent me some money for my birthday, so I used that to cover the rest. This purchase has almost endless amount economic stimulus and benefactors, such as, Road Atlanta (the track) and all of the workers, groundskeepers, ect., the Riders and their teams, the broadcasters, the motorcycle and tire manufacurers, and the sponsers of the event. Also to mention the oil and refinement companies, the fuel delivery company, the port-a-jon company, the septic clean-up company, and the police that patroled day and night. I could literally go on and on, but it's late and I'm sure you get the point. I am just doing what I can do when I can do it, $13 at a time.