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Traveling on Less: Smart Gear for Lean Budgets It hits around the second week of the month. The fridge hums like it’s thinking for you. There’s milk, a half onion, the kind of leftovers you have to will into dinner. On the counter, a neat fan of envelopes—insurance, a clinic bill, that lab test you forgot would be out of network. Your phone buzzes with a flight alert for next week’s trip to see your dad after his procedure. You wrap your hand around a chipped mug and breathe in the last inch of morning coffee.