I'll start:

> The cost of subscription software — Either subscribe or buy a stand-alone license for something else.

> The fact that subscription software is a thing — Developers have to eat, too.

> The cost of decent lab prints — If you ever worked in a lab, you would know why good prints cost good money — especially in today's low volume environment!

> The cost of ink and inkjet papers for dedicated photo inkjet printers — Do you want the best? Yes? Then hush. It's five times the price of silver halide, and worth it.

> The cost of film for film photography — Run the prices through an inflation calculator. You'll be shocked at what a bargain it is — IF you still use film. I know I paid more than $3.26 a roll for the same film in 1980 that costs $12.00 a roll today. But I'll take a $12.00 64GB SDXC card over a roll of film, today.

> Raw vs. JPEG — They both have their uses as workflows. Life is full of trade-offs. Pick yours today!

Practicing optimum nutrition also contributes to good health and may prolong life.

Controlling blood pressure with one small pill every day will remove the stress on bodily function and thus prevent early demise.

Losing weight if overweight will reduce the wear and tear on your body parts, thus preserving the quality of life. Do so by pushing the plate away when you feel full. This single action will reduce the intake of unnecessary calories without hunger.

Stop overdrinking alcohol. Stop doing drugs. You will thank yourself later for ending these abuses.

Drop the TV remote and get off the sofa. Take a short walk to stimulate yourself.

Almost all your health depends on you. Of course, see your medical doctor for your medical ills.