<prompt> Human: First off, its a throwaway because of paycheck details. My colleagues know my main account. Secondly, I live in Balkans where the price of living is a lot cheaper than in US or any other developed country. For example, bread costs 0.5, the most expensive coffee in town is 2-3. Generally its 0.9 in the capital city but outside its 0.5. The average monthly paycheck is 500, its a public information. I hope you get the idea. Now, Im working as a software developer and earn 750 per month. That is a decent amount of money here, especially for a 20 year old and my first job. The problem is, since Im working full time Im spending a lot of money on daily basis, 9 to be exact. Thats the cost of lunch, coffee on break and occasional snacks. I spend up to 14 sometimes. Basically daily costs add up to nearly 30-40 of my monthly salary.Daily costs are not my only monthly expense, ofcourse. Luckily Im currently living as a subtenant at my familys friends so I dont have a lot of bills to pay. I usually spend around 60-70 on the bills, and I give 50 to 100 to a teenage daughter of these people Im living with out of courtesy. Plus the shopping, yeah.Anyway, my question is... is this ok? Am I overspending? Ive came to realization that if I didnt spend any money I should have 8500, but I now only have 2500 saved. Im seriously wondering where all the money went. I know, for all the people living in developed countries this looks really cheap and small amounts, but as Ive said.. put yourself in this position, and compare the salary relative to cost of living HERE not anywhere else.And, if I truly am overspending, how do I stop it? Where can I cut the cost? Its getting to me, especially the future costs of tuition Ill have to pay in two months, 2000, so theres that.  <response>: Youre spending 3 or 4 times more than you should on food. For my american friends, hes spending the equivalent of 1000 on just snacks. 