>he eats 10-14 dollar lunches or dinners once or twice a week

I eat $15 in food every day. Stay poor.

>>2395613

Wtf?

>>2395625

that is a ridiculous waste of money, unless you are paid to be a trained athlete.

>>2395641

It's an easy expense to cut out of your life that makes a big difference.

>>2395613
What does your average daily food intake look like

>>2395613
I am from poor country and $10 - $15 does not seem like too much once a week

I buy 3 loaves of bread a week to eat at work, and cook rice to eat at home

I eat mustard sandwiches daily. Instructions:

1. Toast bread
2. Apply the cheapest yellow mustard you can on one slice of toast
3. Put the two slices of toast together
4. Eat

>>2395613
Maybe if this was still 1990.

Everything is expensive as shit now.

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>>2397100
yeah, you know being malnourished impacts you ability to make decisions?

lol if you pay rent or mortgage shut the fuck up

I'd rather have nice lunches and dinners than move out of my parents house

>>2397471
dr. patrick, you're alright

>>2395662

I guess it depends on disposable income but I honestly spend anything from £5 to £20 per work day on healthy cooked food.

I just can't be fucked to cook it myself and want to eat healthily - I suppose I could live off of cheese sandwiches but just to save £300 a month doesn't seem worth it.

>>2397471
I drink almond milk too