<prompt> Human: Ive seen so many posts about people spending way too much on food from eating out, and how to save money by meal prepping. Im going to be honest, I dont really have a budget. Im a full time student and a full time computer technician making 13hr. I still live at home and bring home about 1600 a month.My bills include:Car insurance: 103 full coveragePhone bill: 84 Verizon, 5g single data planCar payment: 169 2017 civic, 3 year leaseGas: 80 pretty high since I drive 60miles everyday to go to and from workAnd then I give myself 200 a month, or 50,.. or just 10 every day to spend my lunch break.And then here comes the fucky part, I dont budget past that, I just think dont spend too much I dont give myself a discretionary item budget. If I need shampoo, or shoes, or work clothes, I just go buy it.. well I looked at my banking statements, and excluding necessity items and bills, I SPENT 800 THIS MONTH on shit that I didnt need. But I spent 64 on food in 2 weeks.Examples:Hair highlight, color, cut 300Renaissance festival 160Dave and busters 64Skin care products from rskincareaddiction 70New shoes not a nessecity, they were cute, 45Tinder plus lol, 10 High waisted pants that make my butt look SO GOOD 90And then more smaller stuff. How can I limit this bullshit spending I know Im not gonna do a big splurge on my hair for awhile but Im still in the habit of I make enough, its fine to splurge But I splurge like every fking week.One thing I know that DOESNT work is having cash and paying for everything with cash instead of card because youre emotionally attached to the money.. Im not. I hate carrying cash and try to get rid of it asap. The thing I care about the most is the number I see when I log onto my banking, if I spend cash I think this isnt going to make that number go down I have a checking and a savings so I moved everything besides 700 into my savings. With having a car payment I know my credit is slowing rising so I can probably successfully apply for a credit card here in a few months Ive tried for one 2x in the past and I feel like that will help me see the giant total of spending each month, but other than that, I dont know how to make myself stop.  <response>: Im going to be honest, I dont really have a budget.step 1, make a budget 