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Published 00:10 20 Dec 2016 GMT
Updated 11:35 12 Nov 2019 GMT

It happens every month.
Deep down, we know we should pace out our monthly expenditure across four weeks – but it's bloody difficult.
There's just something about that massive wad of cash that drops into our account on payday that forces us to make some very questionable decisions in the days that follow.
Here are the all-too-familiar experiences that we're blindly wandering through together.
And that's before you started drinking.
Even your friend’s boyfriend who you’d only met once and who you knew wasn’t going to be on the scene much longer.

As in, somewhere the cocktails aren't cheaper if you order them in batches

"I'm not bloody Denis O’Brien, like."

"It's been a long week, okay?"


"I love you, Saba. I really and truly love you."


"Fumbally, if you're asking."
"Sister Sadie and the Yoga Hub, if you're asking."
"Metro Café, Eden and Bear, if you're asking."
"Give me all the nice things. I'm so rich I can BUY good health."

In fact, you bought two bottles... so you could finally take part in the Chef vs Heinz debate, after all these years.

Because when it comes to pitted olives and sun-dried tomatoes in obscene amounts of garlic, nobody does it better...
"Supermarket with a German name, we need to talk."
"Going to book that ski trip this weekend. Because I'm rich now, you see."
"IT WAS A LONG DAY, OKAY."


And you never even managed to book that ski trip, the weekend break in Copenhagen, or buy that ludicrously expensive coat that you'd justified would work out really cheap on a cost-per-wear basis if you kept it for 70 years.

Then calculated it again, because "surely that can't be right".


"Let's never fight again, supermarket with a German name."

"Just for the one, and I actually mean it this time – I have to, because it's literally all I can afford. Provided I don't put the drinks on my credit card, but even I'm not that stupid."


We meet again, Saba.

But hey. At least it's branded ketchup.

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