OverSavers Anonymous: Where Prudent Savings Meets Pathology
There's saving—and then there's financial hoarding
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A 36-year-old makes as much as $130,000 in a day, yet still lives at home. He buys sandwiches late in the afternoon to save 75¢. He organizes his life around commuting only in cheaper, off-peak hours.
Impressive frugality? Or something far more complicated?