#forevercheap

When your friends and/or family ask you for a lift, drive really badly. They will never ask you for a lift again. You can still keep asking them for lifts, however, and promise them you'll give them a lift in return (which would never be taken up).

Don't specify the addressee on the front of your letters. Make them the sender, place a bogus address on the front and don't put on a stamp so your mail is returned to sender.

Out for a free, fun night of entertainment? Find a very large and intricate forest/park/national park and chase your friends around it. Turn it into a mini Amazing Race!

If you are near an electronics store and your devices are low, go in there and use their chargers! Just pretend you're looking to buy something there and they'll have to like you.

Whenever you order a drink - be it juice, soft drink, or even a scotch, ask for it with no ice. Even at places like Maccas you can ask for it without ice. Why do this, you ask? Consider how much of your drink is being wasted by the space ice takes up. Instead, you could have maybe twice as much beverage instead, getting much better value.

At most bars and drinking holes that I go to, cocktails cost the same no matter which one you are buying. Therefore, if you want to get the most "bang for your buck", buy a Long Island Ice Tea. They have around twice the alcohol content of a regular cocktail to get you where you want to go quicker, and also taste really nice!

Where I live, it is illegal for places that sell alcohol to charge for water. I know it's the case in a lot of other places as well, and even in places where it isn't required by law, a lot of places will graciously offer free water. Fill up on the water instead of purchasing costly alcoholic or soft drinks. It will also fill you up more and dehydrate you less.

Don't purchase music off iTunes. Either purchase it for cheaper off Amazon, use Guvera, or watch it legally on YouTube for free.