$3.15 Seems Astonishingly Low

I was thinking about the $3.15 an hour price tag and how this seems low to me. But then I started to figure that if it costs me $3.15 an hour, I would need to make $75.60 every day to keep my family going. For an eight hour workday, this would be $9.45 an hour, if I worked 7 days a week. For a 40-hour work week, I'd need to make $13.23 an hour. This works out to a little less than 28 kilodollars per year.

All of a sudden, $3.15 an hour seems a little high.

So, spending additional money, say, $7.50 every three months for Tilex, is just additional burden. It would raise the overall figure of $3.15 an hour by almost half a cent, and it wouldn't bring in additional income unless I come up with some task that will take up those two minutes and earn some money. Making money is not really what I intend to do with my morning.

Be it hereby resolved that I do not wish to spend an additional dime to accomplish the 10-minute morning routine. At least, I want to squeeze the routine for every last drop before I resort to spending money.