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4/21/2015 6:59:11 PM
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Bro you're lying, don't make yourself look dumb. Grocery shopping is much cheaper than eating out, regardless of where you est out at unless you're literally only buying 2-3 dollar menu items per meal, which is highly unlikely and unsustainable..
I used to eat out alot, that 20$ a day on fast food adds up to 600$ a month. I can live off of 200$ of groceries for at least 2 weeks. And it doesn't take a long time to cook your food if you know how to cook and prep your food correctly, trust me on that. It's a reason mcdonalds is making money not losing, it's not just about the ingredients they use, it's about how they prep them to make it [u]fast[/u]
that said I could definitely make you a grocery list with a few recipes and how to prep the foods to make it streamlined, 8f u pay of course since you're so carefree with your spending.
But don't say fast food is anywhere close to the same as grocery shopping, if you do The math and shop correctly you can save 2-4 times as much vs eating out.
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Once again...when you leave your house for work at 8 am, and don't leave the office until usually 9pm ..drive to the gym, begun your workout at around 945, get home around 11, shower then fall asleep...at that point you can talk to me. Just because something works for YOUR lifestyle, doesn't mean it works in someone else's.
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Edited by The Mannikin: 4/21/2015 7:34:15 PMDude 2 days ago I just got off a 15 hours shift. So don't patronize me about working 12 hour shifts. Your point is null. It's called pack a -blam!-ing lunch. I packed 2. If u don't work in a place where there's a fridge to store your food and a microwave then either petition your boss to add one or buy one yourself. Even if u bought 1 it would be cheaper in the long run then eati ng out everyday. Working 12 hours means at least 1-2 lunch breaks and a snack or 2. All of which can fit into most lunch bags. You're making excuses for yourself and in the process making yourself look like a liar or a fool. I've done outside work where a fridge wasn't even available, guess what? I improvised and filled my lunch bags with ice and placed my lunch bags in a place away from sunlight and in a cool place. No excuses, so don't bring that weak sauce to someone who probably works more hours than you. Like I said, eating out is more expensive. Doesn't matter if it's convenient or not, convenience =/= product cost. Convenience is just a sakes tactic trust me. That's the reason at theme parks and sporting events that hotdogs are 3-4 bucks. That's the reason movie theaters don't allow outside food. And btw I work in a gym, but the catch is, it takes me 2 hours to get there and 2 hours to get home. So add that shit up while u make up wxcuses and lies as to why u don't have time to cook.
