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The husband spends $10 - $15 a day on coffee, but finds it to be too much. The wife suggests making coffee at home and buying coffee near work to feel productive. The couple agrees to work on their relationship together and expresses their desire to spend more time together.
human
I think I'm spending way too much money on coffee every day.
gpt
How much do you spend on coffee every day?
human
I think it's around $10 - $15 a day.
gpt
That's a lot of money. Maybe you should try making your coffee at home to save some money.
human
But I like the taste of the coffee at the café near my work.
gpt
You could try making coffee at home until you find a recipe that tastes just as good.
human
I guess that's a good idea. But I also like buying coffee because it makes me feel busy and important.
gpt
What do you mean by that?
human
When I have a cup of coffee in my hand, it feels like I'm on-the-go and productive.
gpt
I understand, but you don't need to spend a lot of money on coffee to feel busy or important.
human
Yeah, you're right. Maybe I'll try bringing my own coffee to work and see how it goes.
gpt
That's a good idea. And you can also use the money you save to buy something else that makes you feel happy and productive.
human
That makes sense. You always have such good ideas. 
gpt
Thanks, I just want to help you save money and be happy. But going back to our previous conversation, are you still feeling sad about us not getting married?
human
A little bit, but I understand that you're not ready yet. I just hope that someday you will want to spend the rest of your life with me.
gpt
I love you, and I enjoy spending time with you, but I just don't feel like rushing into marriage right now.
human
I understand. I just want to make sure we're on the same page and have the same goals in our relationship.
gpt
Of course, and I appreciate you being open and honest about your feelings. We can continue to work on our relationship together and see where it takes us.