working day:
shoes 75
scrubs 35
glasses 200
stethoscope 100
timex 35
socks and underwear 25
hip belt with misc 35
505$…ish
Shoes £120
Jeans £60
Socks £5
Boxers £10
T-Shirt £10
Sweatshirt £80
SheepSkin Coat (It’s cold now) £260
Watch £100
Palm T5 £160
Phone £400 (plus paying off the rest of my contract)
Wallet (sans contents) £40
Car Keys (If they get the wallet, they know the address, then just press the alarm button till something goes blip) £3500
Grand total ignoring the potential for car stealing £1245 or given $-£ conversion at the moment about $2500.
What a scary exercise.
Should have added glasses,
£220
so total is £1465 or $2900
Sweater: 15.00
Pants: 20.00
Undies: 10.00
Shoes: 15.00
Glasses: 300.00
Earrings: 6.00
Heirloom sapphire ring: 250.00
Coat: 20.00
Purse: 12.00
Wallet: 5.00
There’s usuallly about 40.00 in cash and change in wallet, so add that on.
690.00 or thereabouts
Of course, if I woke up in a hospital with nothing on, and no idea how I got there, money would probably be the least of my worries.
I’ve bought five-dollar (well, $7, I think) at Target before. It helps if you’re horrifyingly small, and therefore, underwire/etc is just wasted on you.
On topic - average day:
Shoes: $50.00 (average)
Socks: $1.50
Jeans: $8.00*
Shirt(s): $12.00
Undergarments: $10.00
Contacts: $70 (per pair)
Messenger bag: $70 (I could put it through a garbage disposal, though, and it would be totally unharmed.)
Phone: $50
Books, school supplies: $50
Total = 321.5
*The upside of being small? I buy my jeans in the Girls’ department. Just snagged two pairs for $7.99/each the other day.
Jeans - $200
Shoes - $100
Undergarments- $50
Tank top - $15
Shirt - $120
Ering wedding set - $25,000 * (diamonds and platinum)
Purse - $1,500
2 pairs of Sunglasses -$300
Ipod- $200
Wallets - $300
Phone - $250
Memory Card for Cell - $70
Car keys - $100 (I’m guessing I don’t know how much it is to order a key)
Home Keys - $100 (it comes with an elevator remote)
Jacket - $200
Makeup -$100
Makeup bag - $10
Watch - $50
Headphones- $100
Other things in my purse - $20
Total $ 28,785 (hopefully I added that right)
- is insured on a jewelry policy as are some other things I believe on another policy
Oops thats 1 pair of sunglasses above, normally I carry two so that is $600 about.
Workwear:
Glasses: £300
Shoes: £400 (custom-fit)
Jacket: £100
Overcoat: It was £300 ten years ago. Or Anorak: < £100
Shirt: £30
Cufflinks: £15
Trousers: £25
Underwear: £5
Socks: £1
Wallet: It was a gift - I don’t know the price.
Belt: £5
Gloves: £15
Pocket watch: £50
Keys: probably £50 to replace the lot.
Call it about £1500 (a shade under US$3000 at present exchange rates) to be on the safe side.
Shoes- $32
Socks- $2
Jeans- $14
Shirt- $8
Belt- $32
Wallet- $12
Treo 700p- $600
Marijuana (average quantity) -$50
Wooden Pipe- $12
Lighter- $1
Car Keys- $5
Total- $768
Yeah, I wear expensive belts and paid too much for my Treo.
Wow, what a question. Let’s see…
Makeup: $75 maybe to replace everything.
Contact lenses: $400 (If I was wearing my glasses, $600)
Earrings: $250
Necklace: Usually pearls…if fake: $75, real: $2000
Watch: $3500
Wedding/engagement/eternity rings: $15,000+
Purse: $750
Wallet: $325
Business card case: $250 (It’s fancy…)
Keychains: $200
Other sundry purse items: $100
Underwear: $45 - bra / $3.50 - pantyhose
Shoes: $100?
Dress or other clothing: $300?
Perfume: $45
Manicure/pedicure: $50
Coat: $250
Scarf: $5
Gloves: $40
Just a note. The expensive stuff I didn’t buy myself. I have been given wonderful gifts by wonderful people who are no longer with us. I would trade anything to have them back. “Stuff” doesn’t mean a thing… An expensive handbag doesn’t make you a better person. It just makes you somebody who is carrying an expensive handbag.
Just my 2 cents.
So are you prepared to value them?
Glad you cleared that up for us. Wouldn’t want anyone thinking you’re a cheapskate.
Ordinary sweatshirt $20
Levis jeans $25
Skivvies & sox $10
Iron Age work shoes $60
Wallet & contents $100
Money clip & money $50
Change & pocket knife $20
Comb & handkerchief $10
Motorola i60 cell phone & holder $100
Uncle Mike size 1 holster, Grendel P-10,
10 rounds hydra-shok hollow point .380 ammo $500
Seiko digital wristwatch $75
24K gold neck chain with charm $300
$1270 total
Unless the robbers cut off your fingers and toes, I’m pretty sure the mani/pedi would still be intact. 
I dunno, Alice. The toes are awful cute…red with black polka dots. Remember the “Sex and the City” eppy where Sarah Jessica gets her Manolo Blahniks ripped off and has to go to her meeting barefoot?
I spend about $15 on a bra, and the difference between that and a $5 is softer, better fabric, longer wear, and better fit. I’m sure I could get more of those spending more; I wonder when it just becomes paying for the brand?
Dansko clogs or Birkinstocks ~$100
Tee-shirt, Lands End $19
Chinos, KMart $22
Bra $15
Underpants $3
Coat $40
Wallet thing with keyring $6
Gold chain with cross and garnet pendant $150 ??
$355
Darn, I forgot my contact lenses. Add $18.
The OP and thinking of this reminds me of being with my brother when he was in the Cardiac ICU. Mom was the one who remembered that maybe he had his lenses in and maybe they needed to come out. He was sedated and intubated so we tried to get him to write down whether he had them in. Actually peering into his eye ended up being more effective. :smack:
(Prices in est. $US)
belt: $30.00
semi-dress shirt: $35.00
undershirt: $10.00
Marmot jacket shell: $130.00
gloves: $20.00
sweater: $60.00
knit hat: $15.00
pants: $45.00
underwear: $5.00
socks: $3.00
shoes: $60.00
watch: $300.00
wedding ring: $900.00
mobile phone: $100.00
wallet (without contents): $80.00
keys: $30.00 (?)
sunglasses: $30
Total: $1,853.00
Wow, didn’t think it would be that much. I always thought I lived kind of modestly but even given the fact that I acquired most of those things over years, that still seems pretty steep. Of course, some of the biggest ticket items (watch, wedding ring, wallet) were gifts. I justify the jacket on its quality and longevity (3 years of abuse with almost no visible wear, kicks ass in all kinds of weather).
That total doesn’t count my usual bag, which I have with me most of the time going to and from places. That contains my 2 year old PowerBook, iPod, paperback book, and various assorted other things and would probably add up to twice the immediate person costs, or more, to replace. Weird to think that I’m carrying around stuff that’s worth close to two months of wages every single day.
I’m not ruling out brand adding to price; however, I promise that there’s a difference between a $15 and a $100 bra. The difference between a $100 and $200 bra is more subtle for sure.