Better Luck Next Time

My car gets 17 mpg and my job in SLC is exactly 17 miles away from my house = it costs around $7 for me to get to work and back. Yuck! So, yesterday I decided I'd take the FrontRunner and save a few $$$$$$$$$$$$$.

Well--- because I didn't drive my car I ended up spending $5.50 for my round trip on FrontRunner, which I was only able to use one way of, $7 at Rite Aid purchasing a most needed item that I normally keep in my car [+ sourpatch watermelons, which I wouldn't have bought had I not seen them hanging so deliciously in the candy isle] and $27 at Gap, which I wouldn't have gone into if the FrontRunner hadn't had technical difficulties [wrecked] on it's way to pick me up and take me home/if I hadn't been hit on by the most creepy man ever on Trax, forcing me to stay and wander around the Gateway whilst waiting for Jake and Heidi to pick me up.

UGH. Point is, I most definitely did not save money.