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Welcome to another episode of Extreme Savers. Which one is not a true story of a person's saving strategy. Jared said I started eating wild plants and verified they were safe first. So I wouldn't have to buy greens at the store. George shared, I limited my water and electricity usage as much as possible. I walked around my house holding a flashlight so I didn't have to turn the lights on. Sally told us I washed and reused my paper towels by hanging them out to dry after I used them whatever your strategy. Remember that saving and spending money is a balancing act. If you spend more, it means you have less to save. On the other hand, if you spend less, you have the opportunity to save more. So how do you spend less? Well, you don't have to do anything radical or extreme, like cutting your own hair, eating only noodles or becoming an extreme couponer like you might see on some reality TV shows.