Okay, Last month we had a thread on the worst justifications for spending money. I think it would be interesting to look at the other side of the coin: not spending money or cutting corners on things you really shouldn't.
What brought this to mind is something that happened to me this week. I live in an apartment building, a 'secure' building where you need a seperate key to get into the building and into the apartment. We had a note on our apartment door that management is switching out all the locks so we need to get new building keys. So I go by the office to pick them up. After signing for mine I ask for an additional key for my wife. I got told that they are only giving out one key per apartment but we can make copies of them. I asked 'doesn't that defeat the purpose?' and was told 'It's to save money'. So they claim to be secure buildings, but now, I can make as many keys as I want and start distributing them.......
What brought this to mind is something that happened to me this week. I live in an apartment building, a 'secure' building where you need a seperate key to get into the building and into the apartment. We had a note on our apartment door that management is switching out all the locks so we need to get new building keys. So I go by the office to pick them up. After signing for mine I ask for an additional key for my wife. I got told that they are only giving out one key per apartment but we can make copies of them. I asked 'doesn't that defeat the purpose?' and was told 'It's to save money'. So they claim to be secure buildings, but now, I can make as many keys as I want and start distributing them.......

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