There’s a big difference between being “frugal” and being “cheap”.

Frugal means you’re responsible and smart with your money…no one likes “cheap”!

A new survey has the answers:

• Not taking your turn to buy everyone a round of drinks is CHEAP
• Buying generic food products is FRUGAL
• Re-gifting is CHEAP
• Watering down the soap in your soap dispensers is CHEAP
• Keeping a close eye on the temperature in your home is FRUGAL
• Only tipping the minimum amount, regardless of service, is CHEAP
• Trying to find deals or coupons for everything you buy is FRUGAL
• Eating expired food is CHEAP 

We’d also say splitting two-ply toilet paper into one-play is CHEAP…what say you?