paste this into Claude before you buy anything over $100.
it asks the 6 questions your brain skips when you want something.
the full prompt is in the image. here's why it works:
most impulse buys get through because nobody asks a second question. you see it, you want it, and the button is right there.
this slows that down to a few minutes.
the AI asks one question at a time and waits. no lecture, no budget spreadsheet. just the questions, then one verdict: buy now, wait 7 days, or skip.
the question that hits hardest is #5:
"if it were free, would I still use it every week?"
if the honest answer is no, the price was never the problem.
two places to use it:
→ anything over $100
→ any new subscription, even a $9 one. $9 a month is $108 a year
works the same in ChatGPT or Grok.
and $100 is just my line. put your own number in the prompt.
@gippp69 no clock means no heartbeat. if the judge kills every idea, no file lands and the chain just goes quiet. how do you tell "dead" from "nothing worth building"?
@coolerwave it beats the detector you trained it on. the camera outside your building runs a different one. what was the hit rate on the second model in step 5?
@pantherbllack rule 3 is the weak one. binance paused withdrawals ~an hour after the drain started. what's your bot's trigger before the official pause?
@leopardracer a 0.001 eth test tx from an address tagged "internal deployer" is the cheapest way to frame someone. did claude verify who applied that tag, or just trust the label?
@0xTimQ +$21,413 at +588% means ~$3,640 was in MEW, about 86% of a $4,217 desk.
That's not the ants holding the right one. That's one coin flip with the whole account.
@w1nklerr Tinder framing is genius, and "sell simulation passes" is the most underrated check on the list.
What happened on the 7 losing swipes? That's the stat I'd want next.