Stop getting eaten by consumerism and instant gratification. Idk what you mean by unexpected expenses.
You go out with your shoelaces untied trip on the staircase, land on your head, and break 4 teeth, I had a colleague who chipped all his up incisors this way hitting the banister, although it wasn't the shoelaces it was him talking on the phone and searching for the keycard with the other hand.
Since it's an accident and no average insurance will cove these that go for 4x 500-1000 euros depending on the dentist and the damage.
Or, on a smaller scale, the never-ending feud between cats and tv sets, although thinking on how many youtube videos I've seen about that it stops being unexpected.
Unexpected expenses. I never knew I would deal with this kind of problem now especially with foods and necessary things getting expensive as economy won't stop sinking down. I don't like it, that's my first impression. It's stressful, it drives my head nuts as all I think is about how to fix it.
It keeps on coming unexpectedly right after you just finish fixing the other one.
Food prices going up is not something unexpected, everyone knows inflation was coming, and everyone knew that covid has destroyed all the logistic chains and affected manufacturing, inflation was the last on the list of "unexpected" things. Also, food prices are not unexpected, you shop for food every week at least, and you see the prices increase so if you think it over you plan your budget to contain a 10-2% rise next time, and you prepare for the worse.
Plugging in your vacuum cleaner and blowing up all your fuses and damaging other devices plugged in also, that's an unexpected expense.