stackyFACTSIf you earn a hundred dollars at your job, you carefully budget it for electricity and groceries. If you find a hundred dollars on the street, you immediately blow it on an overpriced dinner. Humans irrationally categorize windfalls as entirely different from earned income, turning surprise funds into an excuse for terrible economic choices.
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