Added this link to the "Alex Freebies & Discounts (for Agora)" part of my "Blog Post / Writing & Programming Ideas" Google Doc

We also found that tickets are cheaper when bought in the afternoon, and more expensive when bought in the morning.

Typically, the lowest prices are made available earlier in the week, and the highest prices are offered later in the week.

Thursday is the worst day to buy an airline ticket. This is usually when airlines start raising prices, to make up for the lower fares they offered earlier in the week.

Weekends are also a bad time to buy. That’s probably because it’s the airlines’ last chance to offer higher prices, before they drop back down as a new week begins.

It seems most airlines launch their discounts on Monday nights, so you can pick up the best prices on Tuesday mornings.

reddit-guides = Not really a reddit guide, but I want to have a place to store things like this and like the thing I bookmarked a while ago "What's a generic that is the same thing as the brand name, just with a different label?"

https://pinboard.in/u:daguti/t:frugality/t:reddit-guides

I'm not super picky when it comes to fancy food. Honestly, I mostly just crave a high-end steak every other year.

A Reddit sub dedicated to finding knockoff electronics

Reddit sub dedicated to finding "knockoffs" -- exact replicas of branded stuff

Found it on this discussion, maybe more will be listed:
https://old.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/csmixj/what_was_a_sketchy_cheap_buy_that_ended_up_being/

Great collagen reference post. Why it’s good, how to get it (some good hacks)

Very simple delicious approach to cooking chicken livers, a frugal paleo health hack; I use various sauces and marinades (not only lemon butter)