Mine would be, "Don't be pennywise and pound foolish".
Sometimes it's worth it to spend the extra money. The example that's burned into my brain is hiring movers.
Sometimes it's worth it to spend the extra money. The example that's burned into my brain is hiring movers.
Or a nice coat. A nice coat doesn’t come cheap but it’ll last years.
(Actually I think this applies to clothing generally. I don’t buy many clothes because I rarely buy cheap clothes.)
"This shirt's dry clean only, which means it's dirty" -Mitch
Assume it is the same advice government takes when procuring public projects...