<prompt> Human: I had the option to buy a really good TV with 60 of the price reduced. It was a good deal I found out about only three days ago, and I was stoked. But I started to get cold feet, but almost everyone I talked to encouraged me to get it. Except for one friend who has a father with an Econ masters and who recently got an Econ degree too. He didnt explain why it was wrong or a poor choice or even berate me one bit. He just asked me if I really needed it. And I didnt. My TV, while old, still works. Its only 720p but I dont even have any 4K devices and I wont be buying any anytime soon either. The new TV was bigger but I dont need that excess screen. I never have trouble watching movies or playing games. So Im saving the money I was going to throw away on the TV and helping buy my girlfriend a car, since hers is kaput. Its a lot smarter ideal and is the bigger priority. I cant believe what I was thinking. But now I know I feel much better with the choice I made. Tl;Dr: I had the opportunity to buy a TV for a 25th of its original price but I am instead giving that money to my girlfriend to help her buy a car. Edit: I fixed the Tl;Dr: And also,I am not buying the car. I am giving her a tenth of what she has already saved up herself so I have a better piece of mind when she drives to work everyday. Maybe I worded that poorly, when I said I was helping buy her a car. I think it was decently clear that I am not buying her a car. The TV was not that expensive. I dont know what kind of televisions you guys are buying to think that I could buy her an entire car.  <response>: If the girlfriend dumps you, that TV would feel pretty nice. Some concept as dont buy a house with an SO if youre not married.You never know. 