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Food budget per meal is 1 (one) usd. What you do?

>>15093471

>>13618713
I just learned recently that Badlands is the fellow in this classic shoop.

I am constantly hungry. It doesn't matter what I eat, or how much I eat. I can eat meat, vegetables, carbs, cheese and yogurt, nuts, etc. and nothing satisfies me. I try to eat huge bowls of vegetable soup that completely fill me up, and I'm hungry in an hour. I eat massive amounts of meat and eggs, and I'll be hungry soon afterward. Yesterday, after eating all day, I was still hungry, so I cooked a cup of oats and just ate them plain. I was still hungry, so I gave up and stopped eating for the day.

I went to the doctor and was prescribed sucralfate and omeprazole, but they don't take the hunger away. WTF do I do? The only solution I've found is to fast for 48 hours, then gorge myself. The last meal I had that was truly satisfying was a burrito that weighed over 3 pounds.

Can normal people just eat normal-sized meals, and be satisfied? Is everyone hungry all the time?

>>13275966
>>13276278
Holy shit, I had no idea. That's one of my favourite old pics from back in the day.

I'm making homemade burgers for dinner. I haven't done this in a while, usually when I want burger I go out to a restaurant. Here is what I plan on mixing into the ground beef:

>Lots of granulated garlic
>Tablespoon hot pepper flakes
>Teaspoon cumin
>Teaspoon cajun seasoning
>Salt/pepper
>Generous splash of Worcestershire sauce
>Egg/breadcrumbs

I've had a few drinks this afternoon and am very open to more suggestions.

I went grocery shopping on my own for the first time today (I know, I'm a big boy), got roughly $100 worth of food. (I'm 18 and my mom is living elsewhere for work, but I do, of course, still have to eat here until I go back to school next month.)
What should I cook first? I'm short on ideas. I'll post my purchases below