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>> No.54201341

>>54201337
how i spent about $250 and feel terrible

>> No.54201347

>>54201337
My guy what the fuck are you buying

>> No.54201350

>>54201341
ubereats twice a day

>> No.54201355

>>54201350
Groceries do cost more when they're cooked and delivered to you as a completed meal.

>> No.54201360

gross I really couldn't even once thanks. I actually heard about a grocery that sells cheaper chicken so im excited about that

>> No.54201362

>>54201350
dumbass paying premium for same or slightly below quality than he would shopping at grocery store for a quarter of the cost

>> No.54201369

>>54201337
Holy shit, I had no idea that Sergay Nazaroz posted here!

https://youtu.be/zMrfJgyTf68

>> No.54201372

>>54201337
You need to join a Sam's club, Costco or BJ's and buy in bulk

>> No.54201375

>>54201372
first useful post on biz in about 1.5 years.

>> No.54201389

>>54201372
what exactly do you buy in bulk? the only items in your grocery cart should be fruits, vegetables, and meat.

>> No.54201398

>>54201389
Ever hear of a freezer you try hard?

>> No.54201400

>>54201389
tendies for freezies you newfag

>> No.54201412

>>54201389
Cereal, granola bars, candy, pasta sauces & pasta, rice, they have all sorts of stuff including frozen pizzas, veggie & regular burgers, eggo waffles, whatever you like. The only stuff I don't get there are vegetables and fruit.

>> No.54201467

>>54201362
>Quarter of the cost
Lol lmao buying steak at the store vs restaurant is damn near the same shit, just with a hell of a lot less dishes to clean. Eggs, bacon, and milk run will cost $35-40 dollars. IHOP probably cheaper at that point just don't tip lol

>> No.54201480

>>54201389
Alcoholic beverages, paper plates, plastic cutlery, cleaning supplies, meats (specifically bacon), cheese, eggs, butter, canned goods. These things are great to pick up at Costco because you can freeze the food you won’t be using for a bit and save a fuckload of money on future bills.

>> No.54201511

>>54201480
Definitely, also toiletries like soap, mouthwash, they have great deals on razor blades, all sorts of crap you use all the time.

>> No.54201583

I've been consistently spending $500 for the last 6 years
inflation is a psyop

>> No.54201638

>>54201511
be me, talk about a thinking man's subject like religion with a female, end up strongly regretting it

>> No.54201812
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54201812

>>54201337
literally just collect the shit they throw away, most of that stuff is still not past the expiration date. I know a guy who does it and he saves more than 800$/ by doing it. they even throw away wine, beer and liquor its insane. Bad thing is, summer is coming up and due to the heat its going to be difficult to find good stuff thats not rotten.

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54201831

>>54201337
>>54201350
this is me over the last 6 years... $20~40 spent on DoorDash, every day; averaging $1,000 per month

during the last six months I've mostly managed to break the habit and cook at home (if I do eat restaurant food I force myself to physically drive to the restaurant and generally I will only go to a restaurant if I have a coupon)

if you can afford to spend $2k per month on UberEats you probably have a sweet six-figure job, and maybe it's worth $2,000 per month to save you 1~2 hours a day that you'd otherwise spend cooking and cleaning up

>> No.54201872

>>54201480
You can get a fuckton of bread flour too, at least I've seen it at Sam's Club. Also the hummus there is significantly cheaper than alternatives

>> No.54201893

>>54201831
Low 6 figs annually (basic pay) here
The $1.2k~ or so a month is definitely worth the time save.
Dont have to leave my house, dont have to cook or clean, just get to relax do my own stuff until the food gets placed on the table outside my house.

>> No.54201981

>itt no gardeners
lmao silent generation wisdom already forgotten, get rekt

>> No.54201997

Get a couple chickens and a goat. Then you have free eggs and you. An milk the goat.

>> No.54202068

>>54201893
I hope I can get that by 30

>> No.54202127

>>54201337
I literally spend 120€ a month on average and I‘m fit. You guys need to understand that the vast majority of take away food is literally poison for your system. Image filling up your car with some gas but also some fucking Pepsi, piss and syrup. Overweight people are brainwashed and disgusting

>> No.54202296

>>54201893
Wrong. Let's say groceries cost 500 a month instead of you paying 1200 which saves 700. If you do that for a year you have 8400 extra which you can put into some sort of investment for say 6% compounding per year. If you keep adding 700 to it every month for 10 years you would end up with 125k. Think about what that would do for how fast you can retire. There's also the bonus of not eating goyslop so you actually live to enjoy your retirement. Get your shit together and stop being retarded with money.

>> No.54202323

FOOD STAMPS

>> No.54202551

>>54201389
>all of the bacon and spiced breakfast sausage when it's on sale
>some chuck roasts to store in the freezer for later when you feel like using the slow cooker
>bags of potatoes/onions

>> No.54202609

>>54201337
Take the Dave Ramsey pill

>> No.54202620

>>54201467
So in your fantasy world running a restaurant costs 0 then

>> No.54202646

>>54201372
Based bulk buyer.
>buy a cheap vacuum sealer
>buy more produce and meats at a lower PPU
>seal and freeze
Simple as