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Many customers are willing to splurge on Halloween, Levin said, especially because the holiday is so popular in Los Angeles.

"Her decision to let borrowing rip make a total nonsense of her claims on the state of the public finances, because if they were truly in such a dire strait, as she has said, what we should have seen today was a significant reduction in borrowing to repair them, not the splurge that she has just unleashed."

Finally: Many Americans report living “paycheck to paycheck,” even though they have savings and splurge on luxuries.

Definitely splurge on the steak, the star of the show as it should be.

If you’re celebrating something special, it might be worth the splurge.