<prompt> Human: Im starting my first full-time job in a month and will be taking home about 2840month after taxes. Im really lucky in that my parents paid for my education and got me a car, so I have no loansdebts or car payments. Im also lucky cause my company will be providing corporate housing for the first 6 months, including all utilities, internetcable, etc. Since Im in this position, I would really like to take advantage of it and save as much as I can. I budgeted about 20week for dining out separate from my entertainment category, but when I told my friends this, they laughed and said that I would be spending much more going out to lunch with co-workers, getting to know new people Im moving across the country, etc.So I have a few questions. 1. What works personally for you guys? How much do you spend per week or per month? and 2. How do I maximize my savings without coming off as antisocial or cheapstingy?If it helps, Im a 22-year-old female.EDIT Thanks for all of your advice guys! Youre right, I should definitely reserve some more money for eating out, but hopefully Ill still be able to keep the costs somewhat low. : You guys are awesome!  <response>: I budget about 400 a month on eating out and going to bars, but this is my largest discretionary expense in my budget. My car payment is cheap, I only buy gas twice a month, and my rent is really affordable. Spend on what you love, and that means going out and being social to me.I could not do 20 a week, but thats me. I would say 50 a week is a much more reasonable, but still modest, amount. 