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I wanted to try and figure out the thought process that takes place in my brain when determining whether or not to satisfy my latest craving for INFI, and what I found scared me.
It is a simple math calculation. Remember the laws of inequality in mathematics? Greater than >, less then <, Greater than or equal to > , and less than or equal to < ?
I have come up with a mathematical equation that defines my decision making process when it comes to buying INFI:
If a = checking account balance, and b = savings account balance, c = available credit on credit cards, and d = the total cost of the prospective INFI, then if (a+b+c) > d, the answer is yes.
If (a+b+c) < d, then a more complicated equation involving the rate of increase of (a+b+c) is required.
This is pure, unadulterated INFI addiction. Raise your hand if you've got it this bad.
It is a simple math calculation. Remember the laws of inequality in mathematics? Greater than >, less then <, Greater than or equal to > , and less than or equal to < ?
I have come up with a mathematical equation that defines my decision making process when it comes to buying INFI:
If a = checking account balance, and b = savings account balance, c = available credit on credit cards, and d = the total cost of the prospective INFI, then if (a+b+c) > d, the answer is yes.
If (a+b+c) < d, then a more complicated equation involving the rate of increase of (a+b+c) is required.
This is pure, unadulterated INFI addiction. Raise your hand if you've got it this bad.