Now, I will buy the polar pop for .79 instead of the $2.49 20oz bottle because I don't mind spending money so long as I get a good deal-- one of my core values is good 'value' and 'comfort' -- I'm not going to be uncomfortable for two hours if it's not medically necessary-- no dying of thirst (or wilderness tent camping for this gal).

Or they might look but still compare the price to the alternatives that they are happy buying.A bottle of water in the winter when there is no shortage has a value.

Water in a spray bottle & a fin comb will get the same results.Now if you just have money you don't know what to do with replace it all.

I also won't pay $500 for a bottle of bourbon. 

If you teach a man to fish, he will be richer forever.You can lead a horse to water but you cannot make him drink.But you can lead some men to a bottle of alcohol and you can't get them to stop drinking.Fortunately you can fish and drink at the same time.

I keep 3 propane bottle on hand and rotate them out as needed.The only issue I see with charcoal is on a wooden deck.

We keep 4 propane bottles on property, 1 hooked up, 1 spare nearby for guests and 2 in my storage shed for the cleaners to rotate.  

Leave a small Tupperware container with enough grounds for two pots of coffee per guest for under $0.50.I hate k cups for the environment (along with bottled water and capri sun pouches) but it's a personal choice.

He will sell that same 40 acre property for $8K to $10K - which is still really cheap.Keep a bottle of Maalox on your desk like I do.  

So what if you're not 21 and can't bring a bottle of wine?