>that guy

[Anonymous No.57062554]

>that guy who eats 900$ fast food every month always complaining about money problems.

[Anonymous No.57062564]

>>57062554
>that guy who complains about that guy who eats 900$ fast food every month always complaining about money problems.

[Anonymous No.57062573]

>>57062554
>$900
>about 30 days in a month

How do people spend $30 on fast food everyday?

[Anonymous No.57062591]

I work with guys who eat at sit down restaurants everyday while also telling me how hard it is to save money. God bless America, I guess

[Anonymous No.57062594]

>>57062573
My neighbor has food delivered every single day. Sometimes multiple deliveries per day. I wish I had a government job working from home.

[Anonymous No.57062617]

>>57062573
>Breakfast w/ coffee @ McD's
$8
>Lunch @ California Tortilla
$12
>Dinner @ Chic fil a
$16
>Total cost
$36/day (+tip)

[Anonymous No.57062681]

>>57062594
so they are just working for free then

[Anonymous No.57062715]

>>57062617
man I remember growing up they had the inflammatory travel shows where the host 'survives' on $50/day for food.
and it pissed everyone off because most people would spend maybe around $8-$10 for breakfast/lunch/dinner back then.
most people didn't eat fast food every day, but it's hilarious how offensive the amount was back then.

[Anonymous No.57063905]

>>57062573
>ow do people spend $30 on fast food everyday?
I didn't realize it, but I spend at least $1,000 a month on Deliveroo, and another $500 at restaurants, Kikebucks etc. It adds up. Neither myself nor my lazy gf have cooked a meal since July, maybe even longer. I haven't cooked a meal in years. I usually order a coffee or bubble tea (and one + a snack for my fat gf) in the morning - that's $12, the minimum spend for free delivery. Then I'll order food in the evening, and usually a few beers from a supermarket, + cat food or whatever else.

Holy fuck this new captcha is aids.

[Anonymous No.57064651]

>>57062554
why not just order food and then punch it, and then complain that it was poorly packaged and get your money back?
I always do it with different restaurants just to avoid spending a lot of $CORN money

[Anonymous No.57064664]

>>57064651
You will be banned from every restaurant in town lmao

[Anonymous No.57064674]

i already tried it, the third time it didn't work and i ended up eating a squashed sandwich

[Anonymous No.57064686]

>>57062573
My niece is 23, has a good paying tech job, and can literally spend thousands on food in a month.
>Wfh say
>Breakfast delivered
>Goes out to lunch
>Gets coffee in afternoon
>Eats dinner out

>Work from office day
>Gets breakfast on way to work with coffee
>Goes out to lunch with friends at work
>Goes for coffee on way back
>Goes out for drinks and food after work with CO workers
Heal end is $30 a day, she's likely spending over $50 on wfh, closer to $100+ on office days. She makes $110 a year and "can't save".

[Anonymous No.57065355]

>>57062554
900 bucks a month on fast food is not that much

[Anonymous No.57065424]

>>57062554
I've been better about this lately
Think I've earned a tasty treat from grubhub

[Anonymous No.57065908]

>>57062573
at my job people order food every day. maybe not $30 but $10-$20 every work day is very likely

[Anonymous No.57066153]

>>57062573
Breakfast lunch and dinner

[Anonymous No.57066172]

Fuck i need to start making my own food.

[Anonymous No.57066227]

>>57066172
Of course, I only spend like 200-300 a month on food. It's crazy how many so called "adults" can't do the basics

[Anonymous No.57066391]

>>57062554
Even fast food is expensive now. A smashed burger and some burnt, shitty fries for two adults costs like $35.

[Anonymous No.57066450]

Any reason to download a delivery app if I have a store 5min walking distance from front door?

[Anonymous No.57066488]

>>57066391
True. This board has actually had a really positive impact on helping me stop wasting money on shitty fast food.

[Anonymous No.57067110]

>>57066172
I never understood the lack of cooking amongst normies.

I love cooking, I have been cooking my meals for over a decade. One big pot of whatever over the weekend and you have food for the next 1-2 weeks. My personal meals are better than most restaurants. I control the ingredients, I control the flavor; it is nutritionally dense and I control every aspect of what I put in my body.

Made swiss meatballs the other day, it is fucking fantastic

>inb4 not as good as Olive Garden or whatever the fuck

Olive Garden doesn't do a proper reduction of mushroom, onions, and garlic. They don't deglaze the fond from the pan into the dish. You have to go to a real restaurant if you want proper flavor enhancing techniques.

Everything I eat is art, and if I go to a restaurant, they must be better than me. If I wanted mediocre, I'd order a hamburger. And I can make a better hamburger than your standard food truck as well.

[Anonymous No.57068409]

>>57067110
Normiee are npcs

[Anonymous No.57068433]

>>57067110
I like cooking too but you sound gay as hell

[Anonymous No.57068764]

>>57062573
Im in Canada.
Its easy.

[Anonymous No.57068837]

>>57068433
no u

[Anonymous No.57068877]

>>57063905
Man, I had no idea architecture was so expensive...

[Anonymous No.57068890]

>>57062573
Isn't a big Mac meal now $30?

[Anonymous No.57069276]

>>57067110
It’s not about quality, i just don’t have the time and energy. I work a demanding high social status job. On top of that i do exercise to keep myself /fit/. I also socialise and have sex. I just feel too tired after all that to do my own food.