Have you ever been annoyed with the high price of electronics? Are you a poor kid that wants to buy some good gar audio equipment? Or, are you thinking of buying a home theater system, but the stuff you want is way out of your price range? All of these questions can be solved by doing one simple thing. Get a job at Best Buy. It might sound silly, especially if you have another full time job. But, economically, it makes complete sense. If you get a job at Best Buy, you have extra money to spend on presents for others and yourself. Your in a sense working for what you want, rather than putting that purchase on a 18% interest credit card, thus wasting away your hard earned cash over time. Best Buy has a great employee discount program. You, (as the employee after one month of working full or part time) have a discount of 5% above cost. This is a great discount for many things, but because of how its structured, everything is relitive to margin (the money they make off of the product). Say they buy a car audio amp from Rockford Fosgate for $100 and sell that same amp for $600 (price jumps like this are normal on a lot of things), they normally make $500 from that sale. As an employee, you can buy that same amp for $105. At this point, you're saving a substantial amount of money on things you would be buying anyway. Also, you're providing Best Buy with your services as a full or part time employee! Say you work 15 hours a week as your job aside from school, first job or extra job for play money, your making 150 @ $10 an hour (before taxes of course). You've paid for that amp with the extra work you've done + the discount (your benefit) you receive from Best Buy. You can also buy things like a $30 printer cable for $3 or $40 printer ink for $15 or a $6000 t.v. for $2000. Using your time wisely and planning for purchases  are two ways you can keep yourself in financial freedom and have fun at the same time.

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