LogFAQs > #904678312

I recently bought a study manual for an actuarial exam I won't be taking anytime soon. It's going to be slightly outdated, but I wasn't going to pay thirty-two of my American dollars to return a book that was one-hundred and fifty American dollars. I am going to use it eventually. I thought I would use it learn how to study effectively for practice, but then I remembered that I wanted to relax for the summer because I was so burnt out from the past few semesters of doing nothing but that. So I'm putting it off until later. It'll likely become slightly outdated by the time I choose to schedule an exam date, but that's okay; I can probably look up the new material introduced somewhere. Employers will very likely call me lazy and incompetent, but I'm just really fatigued in general these days; I don't even have enough energy to enjoy my summer vacation properly. I also bought Super Mario RPG on the Wii VC, but haven't finished it yet, because I realized much later that I don't like turn-based RPGs. These are my only instances of buyer's remorse, in recent memory. So to answer TC's question, no I do not experience buyer's remorse that frequently.
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