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64 dollars

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May 7, 2009 12:00PM 64.0 dollars

The usual $47 + $17 for a guest pass for our roommate

115 dollars

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Apr 21, 2009 10:00PM 115.0 dollars

Also got two close friends a free belay lesson (which would be $68)... that's pretty this month's dues already.

-110 dollars

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Apr 15, 2009 12:00PM -110.0 dollars

Membership dues.

47 dollars

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Apr 2, 2009 8:00PM 47.0 dollars

Also got a friend a free belay lesson, but I doubt we would've been on the hook for that anyway.

64 dollars

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Apr 9, 2009 12:00PM 64.0 dollars

Used another friend pass

47 dollars

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Mar 26, 2009 12:00PM 47.0 dollars

Tried out the Sunnyvale facility--closer to colleges, way more crowded.

64 dollars

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Mar 19, 2009 10:00PM 64.0 dollars

Used our first guest pass (we get one a month combined) to save our roomie $17, along with the $47 we saved by having our own stuff.

-446 dollars

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Mar 17, 2009 11:54PM -446.0 dollars

Two "gear packs" (shoes, harness, chalk bag) @ $120 apiece, initiation ($135), pro-rated monthly fee ($56), and tax.

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Rock Climbing Expenses

Tracking the costs associated with our new hobby to see if we break even on two different fronts: whether to buy our gear ($120/person up front) or rent it each time ($6.50/visit per person) and whether to join the gym ($135 initiation + $110/mo. for a family membership) or just pay the drop-in rate ($17/visit per person). Purchases, class fees, and member dues will be listed as negatives while each visit will be listed as a positive (representing the money saved by not renting gear and paying the drop-in rate). Perks like free visitor passes for friends will also be added to the "break-even" total.