Canned fruit salad, the ratio of ingredients is for some fuckdamn reason federally mandated so there's little difference between brands.
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Dishwasher rinse aid.
I too started using rinse aid after watching technology connections. Got a generic bottle and that shit works great!
A lot of basic foods, for instance: tuna, Pop Tarts(toaster pastries), Frozen Veg, Dry Pasta.
The store brands are so much cheaper and often higher quality.
Malt-O-Meal cereal is often better than the name brand and even comes in a resealable bag.
Don't know about the rest but canned tuna has an enormous taste difference. Try a good 10 USD can!
The stores I go to do not even sell $10 cans of tuna. Rich people really do live completely different lives huh.
Power tools. If you are not a professional and need to buy a tool (if you can't borrow one), buy the cheap one.
I used a $30 Ryobi drill for over a decade and it was fine.
I wouldn't even call Ryobi the cheap one, they are good quality and cost more than many others. Harbor Freight is what I'd call cheap - my rule of thumb is that very simple hand tools from HF are OK but anything complex is probably not
Oculus Quest headstraps.
The official "pro" headstrap (~$70) is cheap quality for an expensive price point and isn't as comfortable as the stuff you can find on Amazon for, like, thirty dollars.