Quote by Plutarch
Nothing is cheap which is superfluous, for what one does not need, is dear at a penny.
Summary
This quote emphasizes that the true cost of something lies not in its initial price, but in its value and necessity. It suggests that acquiring unnecessary or excessive things, even if obtained at a low cost, is ultimately expensive because it adds no real value or purpose to one's life. In other words, spending money on things we don't truly need becomes a waste and can be more costly in the long run. Therefore, it is wise to consider the importance and utility of items before spending money on them.
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By Plutarch
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