$100! It is a lot of money, and yet, it is also not a lot of money at all. Here's where my (literal, actual) last hundred bucks went. Where did your last hundred bucks go?

100! It is a lot of money, and yet, it is also not a lot of money at all. Where did your last hundred bucks go, Miranda Popkey?

$100! It is a lot of money, and yet, it is also not a lot of money at all. Where did your last hundred bucks go, Rachel Krantz?

$18 at happy hour at Beco in Williamsburg with my former coworker: a Bloody Maria, a beer, and a chorizo sandwich

$100! It is a lot of money, and yet, it is also not a lot of money at all. Where did your last hundred bucks go, Choire Sicha?

$100! It is a lot of money, and yet, it is also not a lot of money at all. Where did your last hundred bucks go, William Foster?

$100! It is a lot of money, and yet, it is also not a lot of money at all. Where did your last hundred bucks go, Ruth Curry?

$100! It is a lot of money, and yet, it is also not a lot of money at all. Where did your last hundred bucks go, Adam Frucci?

$100! It is a lot of money, and yet, it is also not a lot of money at all. Where did your last hundred bucks go, Jeff Winkler?

$100! It is a lot of money, and yet, it is also not a lot of money at all. Where did your last hundred bucks go, Eric Spiegelman?

$7: JetBlue double feature of Sherlock Holmes: Game of Shadows and Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol (which I discovered to be basically the same movie) $30: 3 days of short-term parking, Lot C, Burbank Airport $59: Large bag of Dick Van Patten’s Natural Balance dog food, sweet potato and venison formula $2: 4-foot long “Porkies” chew stick (which my dog devoured in 10 minutes): $1: Parking meter on Figueroa, 30 minutes $10: Cachetada, vampiro and medium cebada at Mexicali Taco & Co

 

Eric Spiegelman eats a lot of tacos. Photo Credit: flickr/katerha