Cheap Marriage Thrills!  What price marital bliss? Twenty bucks,
max, says Aaron Traister, who firmly believes that happiness
costs less when you're hitched.  By Aaron Traister Special Offer
I visited Gwyneth Paltrow's website, Goop, for the first time
the other day, because I was looking for gift ideas for my wife,
Karel. After surveying suggestions about trips to Marrakech and
a $52 leather flyswatter, I began to wonder if Goop is
unwittingly written specifically for hedge fund managers and
plantation owners—people who believe that the things we should
"Do," "See," "Be," and "Get" in life are mostly very, very
expensive. It's certainly not written for me.   Karel and I got
married in our early 20s, before we had careers or a house or
pretty much anything. Goop recommendations like $250 shorts and
starting our own contemporary art collection were not in our
budget; cans of Miller High Life and hanging out on the porch
were. Nine years later, not much has changed. The big money goes
for things like fixing ou