* A notebook
* Some phone apps like Flow
* Bulk toothpaste
* Duplicates of utilities like USB cables
* UNIQLO t-shirts
* A Sonos speaker system
* Ubiquity networking equipment
Gosh it sure seems expensive to live a simple life.
Those are expensive? You know what kind of crap the average American (and not even the richer ones) spends on?
E.g. compared to the average "fast fashion" items, chased by many even dead-broke people (from sneakers to whatever), UNIQLO t-shirts are almost as cheap as it gets this side of buying balk from China.
As for the rest, a notebook is like $2, toothpaste you'll buy anyway and balk is cheaper, usb cables you'll buy anyway (and they'll live longer if you have duplicates for the home and office compared to carrying them every day, straining them, and losing them), and the Flow app is free.
That leaves us with a speaker (around $300 and some wifi router). This is cheaper than what many people pay for coffee over 2-3 months...