At what age you began to realize "money talks"?

Answer 1

When I was 6. The wiener mobile was giving away "free" hot dogs and whistles at the local grocery store. I walked up and asked for one little Oscar said I could not have one cause I didn't buy anything. A snotty girl I went to school with stuck her tongue out at me and said your poor you can't be here, then she took a big bite of her hot dog. I was crushed. I decided that when I grew up I would not be poor, that came true !

Answer 2

23

Answer 3

Hmm. When I was 13.

And that's why I'm quite the miser now. But remember folks, you've still got to spend because if you stop spending, there's no demand for the goods, the manufacturers loses money, lays off the workers, and it comes in full circle and a vicious cycle!

So, ladies, what you waiting for?! Go spend some at Neiman Marcus!

Answer 4

During the bar hopping phase of my life. Place your money between your fingers and never take the change once the bar tender brings your drink and watch how attentive he/she becomes during every one of your visits. Same concept goes for complaining at stores etc...The amount you spend and the company's bottom line will always make "the customer right".

Answer 5

11 years old. the first time I realised that if I had 50p in my pocket to pay off the evil biatch that kept kicking the crap out of me for being a goth, I could have a relatively pain free day.

Answer 6

My 13 year old realized it when he was 10. He then went on to black maling.

Answer 7

Beats me. But I do know that I ain't had a good conversation with President Washington in quite a while!

Answer 8

When money yelled at me for spending it. (18 years old when I wanted a car)

Answer 9

I think it was when I started high school in a private school.

Answer 10

7.