Is this grammatically correct? What does it mean? Any possible rephrasing? Treat yourself to something good when you need to, but please be wise with your spending make you no turn to prodigal son😂

The original sentence has a couple of grammatical issues. Here’s a corrected version along with a breakdown of its meaning: **Corrected version:** "Treat yourself to something good when you need to, but please be wise with your spending so you do not turn into a prodigal son. 😂" **Meaning:** The sentence encourages someone to indulge themselves occasionally but also advises them to be careful with their finances to avoid becoming wasteful or irresponsible with money, much like the character of the "prodigal son" from the Biblical parable who squandered his inheritance. **Possible rephrasing:** "Go ahead and treat yourself to something nice when you feel it's necessary, but be careful with your spending so you don’t end up like the prodigal son. 😂"