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or you could buy the roomba. the final one, is pay now, consume later.e things we do now we think about paying later and consuming now. so if you go on itunes, you can get any book or music right now. then because it's on your credit card, you can pay much, much later, which feels great, except it's not the best thing for happiness. what you should really do is pay for things way in advance and then by the time they come, they actually feel free when you do prepaid vacation, for example. it feels great if you paid before and then go. consuming later, also you get to look forward to it coming. so if you pay the day before your vacation, you only get one day to be excited. if you pay a month before, off whole month of sitting in your cubicle dying for a ray indication and you can't wait. that's the kind of happiness that's really nice. >> gretchen: then if you pay in advance and get your bill and it has zero balance, you're like, wow, that vacation was free. your brain forget, i actual lea did pay. michael norton, a fascinating topic, thanks for the optimi

. >> buy yourself a roomba the vacuum cleaning robot that will clean the house for you. >> pay now consumeo you mean? >> credit cards are fantastic thing and we all love them because they let us pay letter later and they let us get everything we want right now. if i want music poor a book right now can i go on itunes and get tim immediately. send me the bill later. that seems fantastic it's exactly wrong for happiness. what we should be doing and paying for things upfront and waiting for a while to consume them. when you are in debt. debt is a really, real live negative predictor of happiness. credit cards feel right in the moment because we put it off. in fact they will make us unhappy in the end. better to spend less and wait for the thing to get to you and you will be excited when did comes. >> author of the book "money can buy happiness. requests supporting my lock held theory. thank you for joining us this morning. >> he is his high school's valedictorian headed to the naval academy on a full ride. why did the high school cut his mike during graduation speech? a teen football sensatio