What inspired you to learn how to cook?

[Anonymous No.13430160]

[Anonymous No.13430162]

>>13430160
poverty

[Anonymous No.13430165]

I've never cooked anything

[Anonymous No.13430166]

>>13430160
I was tired of eating the same old ungarnished boiled vegetables.

[Anonymous No.13430236]

>>13430160
The realisation that I could be doing so much more than buying frozen or premade anything. It tastes so much better too, I also feel talented when I cook because it seems to come so easy to me and alot of people struggle even with not burning toast.

[Anonymous No.13430241]

Hunger

[Anonymous No.13430326]

My mom is a food scientist. I never cooked with her when I was younger but now it's something we can bond over and shoot the shit about.

[Anonymous No.13430330]

>>13430160
I learned that women find it incredibly attractive when a man can cook at a high level. It shows you’re smart, talented, in control and self sufficient, all qualities that woman get wet for. I also own a truck and women LOVE guys who drive trucks.

[Anonymous No.13430335]

>>13430160
Grew up with parents and grandparents that made me cook with them, they cooked Indonesian food in a country where people don't usually eat it.

After that poverty as a student.

[Anonymous No.13430343]

>>13430330
That is a faggoty ass truck tho.
If you own a truck and it is that clean and stylish, then you shouldn't own a truck, you should own a sedan.
Ya dumb poser.

[Anonymous No.13430346]

>>13430160
Dad had a restaurant.

[Anonymous No.13430358]

Mom died. Dad was trying but he lacked the basics and was too busy to teach himself.
Also TV was full of inspiring cooking shows at the time (Jamie Oliver and all the knockoffs).

[Anonymous No.13430366]

>>13430160
Mom was terrible at it and always tried all sorts of meme diets that magically involved less and less cooking. But since she was my mom I blamed it on cooking being too hard to do. Turns out it's stupidly easy and now I always cook for my parents when I visit.

Also, I just love it when people eat the stuff I cook as it's literally the easiest way I can think of bringing more happines around me

[Anonymous No.13430375]

>>13430165
based

[Anonymous No.13430388]

>>13430160
cable TV and no friends
watched a shittonne of cooking shows
Emeril made it look easy

[Anonymous No.13430393]

>>13430330
i have a truck and a wrangler. i get more ass when i'm in the wrangler

[Anonymous No.13430397]

>>13430343
Sorry but I won’t apologize for keeping a truck in the rust belt clean. It gets plenty muddy, it just doesn’t stay that way long.

[Anonymous No.13430410]

Morbidly obese Americlap family riddled with autoimmune diseases that they pretend has nothing to do with their lifestyle of eating literally every flyover meal you can think of made only with canned foods and mayonnaise while burning all meat to the point where slathering it in ketchup is the only way to choke it down.
Needless to say for some reason I'm the only one in the family who doesn't have Type 2 diabetes and somehow I stay thin without even trying. Huh. Weird.

[Anonymous No.13430416]

>>13430366
>Also, I just love it when people eat the stuff I cook as it's literally the easiest way I can think of bringing more happines around me

that is really nice

[Anonymous No.13430556]

Hitler roasting all dose Jews

[Anonymous No.13430563]

>>13430160
Hey look. It’s the guy from Death Stranding

[Anonymous No.13430566]

>>13430160
boredom unironically
then realized it was potentially cheaper and healthier

[Anonymous No.13430573]

>>13430160
Necessities of life. Both parents worked. 4 kids, I’m the oldest and was responsible for dinner. I was taught at a very early age, not only how to cook, but to keep the kitchen clean while doing so.

[Anonymous No.13430579]

Getting food poison as a child from parents who couldn't boil water.

[Anonymous No.13430599]

This book.

[Anonymous No.13430789]

>>13430160
Mostly a desire to be self sufficient. Being able to cook for yourself is just one of those basic things a person should know.

[Anonymous No.13431003]

My parents were decent/serviceable cooks when I was growing up so I've long had the opinion that food isn't worth eating unless it tastes good. I also have the opinion that if you have to rely upon someone else to cook meals for you then you're either subhuman or some kind of invalid. The combination of those two ideas led me to wanting to cook well.

[Anonymous No.13431307]

>>13430162
Fpbp

[Anonymous No.13431468]

>>13430160
university

[Anonymous No.13431477]

>>13430330
the only people I knew with a truck is the couple who run a local singers club
lets just say it gets a lot of mileage

[Anonymous No.13431485]

>>13430393
Makes sense, Wranglers are pretty gay

[Anonymous No.13431501]

>>13431477
Eurocuck detected

[Anonymous No.13431504]

>>13430160
Unironically Chopped desu. Taught me the basics of taste combinations which you can scale up to almost every savory dish

[Anonymous No.13431515]

The only thing I knew how to make that wasn't already premade was microwave grilled cheese. At a certain point I decided that I didn't want to live like that anymore so I taught myself how to cook.

[Anonymous No.13431522]

You watch all of Iron Chef and Alton Brown, it's hard not to cook for yourself.

[Anonymous No.13431634]

>>13430160
Breaking Bad xD

[Anonymous No.13431668]

>>13430160
Depression and loneliness. Ironically taking women back to my place for a good home cooked meal fixed both of those.

[Anonymous No.13432173]

>>13430160
Food tastes good

[Anonymous No.13432276]

when people go "ooh, whats in that?" it gives me a happy

also when others cook for me its usually shit

[Anonymous No.13432288]

>>13430330
>doing things solely for the approval of women
>I also own a truck because women like them
This has to be bait because its the most beta thing I've ever seen on this board.

[Anonymous No.13432356]

>>13430330
Women who love a man that can cook are worthless Instathots, who simply can't cook, and just want to be fed your food and money. Women who know how to cook decent and make an effort, deserve a man who wants to cook for the family.

What happens if you're ill and the bitch doesn't know how to put together a basic soup? You really want to eat microwaved Campbells out of a can?

[Anonymous No.13432411]

>>13432288
>>13432356
t. incels

[Anonymous No.13432478]

>>13430330
The only people I've ever met who were proud of their truck were gay.

[Anonymous No.13432484]

>>13432478
Alexander the Great fucked dudes, who are you to say he's wrong?

[Anonymous No.13432505]

My girlfriend broke up with me and I wanted to be able to laugh at her eating taco bell while I made good food.

[Anonymous No.13432547]

>>13430160
i'm a picky eater and can make it they way i want if i cook for myself

[Anonymous No.13432570]

>>13430162
Brother

[Anonymous No.13432573]

>>13430330
>spend $80k on a truck that looks like it was a rejected concept from the shitty robocop reboot
>its black so it makes me look badass
Cars stopped looking cool 30 years ago

[Anonymous No.13432581]

>>13432356
Why would you show you power level like that?

[Anonymous No.13432604]

>>13430160
weight loss. I was fat AF and I needed to learn how to make food that was filling, tasty, and low calorie. Dropped 99 lbs in about a year.

[Anonymous No.13432612]

>>13432411
>t.

[Anonymous No.13432614]

>>13432484
Alexander the Great was a massive cunt, whats your point?

[Anonymous No.13432642]

>>13430160
idk honestly, I didn't start cooking until I moved out so I guess hunger? After I did I started enjoying it more and bonding with my dad over it because he's the family's best cook. Kinda wished I did it earlier.

[Anonymous No.13432653]

>>13430330
>I did it all for the wimminz

you are fucking pathetic and weak. you seek a cunt's approval. pussies control your life, you are not in control of yourself.

[Anonymous No.13432666]

whole lot of wizards in this thread.

[Anonymous No.13432685]

>>13430160
Camping with my Boy Scout troop and getting tired of eating pop tarts or burned pancakes every takedown morning.
Also poverty.

[Anonymous No.13432749]

Two Greedy Italians, Bizarre Foods and simply moving out and living on my own.

Living on my own especially, it makes sense being able to cook "good enough" meals because it's much cheaper and it will be something you do all your life. Also love all the creativity about it, mixing spices, texture of ingredients, everything, doing the same dish and changing a tiny thing just to perfect it. Now I'm just too depressed to cook anything proper.

[Anonymous No.13432759]

Grew up in flyover country with a mother who couldn't cook.
Met a girl from New York, got exposed to all kinds of new foods, got the urge to cook and try different things.

[Anonymous No.13432764]

>>13430160
I was eating nothing bit meat and bread and it took me over twenty minutes to take a shit

[Anonymous No.13432818]

>>13430160
Being poor, being tired of not having options of what to eat, and having a picky gf who I had to teach to like food by either finding good shit at restaurants or making it good by doing it myself.
She’s much, much less picky now then when I started.

[Anonymous No.13432925]

>>13430160
my sister would often make deserts at home, after my sister moved out for college when I was 15, I always found myself yearning for brownies/apple pie but didn't want to be a faggot and overwork my mom, so I decided to try it out myself. Its a lot easier than some people think, as long as you're careful with the measurements and cooking times, there's no where else you can go wrong.

also learning to make brownies taught me how much butter goes into a brownie, and I haven't liked them as much since, knowing what's in your meals is important and cooking teaches you first hand.

[Anonymous No.13432943]

I want to eat appetizing and enjoyable food. People think I like to cook or suggest I should be a chef when for me it's more "I don't want to eat pre-packaged dogshit and eating out is too expensive"

[Anonymous No.13432951]

>>13432925
You can try and cut back how much of an ingredient goes into it. I find I can cut back the # of sugar reliably and the dish never suffers for it. That did make me horrified to see that infamous Baskin Robbins smoothie, you know the one. It literally has 240g or a cup and a quarter of sugar. An entire batch of 24-32 cookies uses a cup of sugar.

[Anonymous No.13432966]

it started to get more difficult telling my mom the food she made wasnt good.

[Anonymous No.13434109]

>>13432573
f150s are dirt cheap my guy, id be giving him for shit for driving a Ford than anything.

>>13430160
Grew up watching cooking tv shows at my grandparents house when they baby sat me and my brother, and part and parcel of my parents not being particularly good at cooking. Thought starting a job in the trade full time most of my 'cooking' is frozen or delivered pizza and a bunch of booze because I cant be fucking bothered to cook a meal after working 12 hours.

[Anonymous No.13434134]

>>13430160
unironically this show

[Anonymous No.13434741]

>>13430160
I wanted to make shit I usually make taste good.

[Anonymous No.13434756]

>>13430162
Fpbp. My parents were shit so I used to eat out of dumpsters as a kid behind my elementary school. When I got taken away by my grandparents, I only took Home Ec classes like cooking and sewing. Found out I'm an amazing cook, though I'll never do it professionally.

[Anonymous No.13434877]

>>13434134
What show is this? My BB

[Anonymous No.13434885]

>>13430393
Single moms love Wranglers. More room to carry groceries AND their spawn the day after you rearrange her guts.

[Anonymous No.13434892]

I lied to my girlfriend that I knew how to cook in order to impress her, so when she moved in with me, I offered to cook us dinner, made bruschetta with tomato, basil, and prosciuttio, as well as bolognese following the recipe on fxcuisine. Cooking is really easy, and I've been cooking daily for the past 6 months

[Anonymous No.13434921]

I wanted to be able to impress a girl with my cooking. I've gotten pretty good but I've yet to have a qt try my food.

[Anonymous No.13434960]

>>13432356
>not wanting to fuck air headed instagram models
queerest shit i've ever seen on this board

[Anonymous No.13435022]

>>13430330
American cars are hideous

[Anonymous No.13435042]

>>13430160
I was a fat fuck all my life thanks to my parent's shitty cooking and food choices, so I decided to grocery shop for myself and cook my own meals.

[Anonymous No.13435057]

>>13430160
well, im white and european so my father of course. unironically.

[Anonymous No.13435066]

>>13430160
>implying people here actually cook

[Anonymous No.13435096]

>>13432505
>>13434892
>>13434921
>basing your actions around impressing a f*moid
Cringe

[Anonymous No.13435137]

>>13430160
I'm a cheapskate

[Anonymous No.13435263]

>>13430330
>covered bed
Yeah, you're just another faggot who got a truck for the look, not to use it as a truck.

[Anonymous No.13435321]

>>13430160
Realizing how shitty mom is at it.

[Anonymous No.13435369]

>>13430160
Literally not having any other choice because it's not like my mum's gonna come with me to uni
>>13430330
>all these niggas not getting the joke
I thought it was funny
Also, do American girls really care about pick-up trucks? Here they're seen as workmen's vehicles, like vans or something. Instead it's 4x4s people show off.

[Anonymous No.13435393]

My mom started teaching me all of her techniques and recipes once I reached my last year of high school, because she wanted me to eat well once I moved out. She also taught me how to stitch up my own clothes so I wouldn't run around in hole-riddled rags. People still act completely baffled whenever I tell them that. Like dudes are only allowed to be able to sew if they're gay or something.

[Anonymous No.13435395]

>>13434877
Hannibal. It's a kids show about cooking with the most eco-friendly meat

[Anonymous No.13435411]

>>13435393
My mum said she'd do this lots of times and then we never did.

[Anonymous No.13435424]

>>13430162
THIS.

Also wanting to avoid added sugar, and salt.

[Anonymous No.13435486]

>>13430160
Being a college student

[Anonymous No.13435517]

>>13435263
Wouldn't you want to cover the bed in a place where it might snow or if you're carrying stuff in the bed and want to wash the truck without soaking that stuff? Seems reasonable to me, but I've never had a truck.

[Anonymous No.13435530]

>>13430160
My parents cooked me the same shitty dishes and went to the same shitty restaurants until I left for college and discovered there was much better food out there and I could cook some of it myself.

[Anonymous No.13435533]

>>13430160
I learned as a young child that if I didn’t feed myself I wasn’t going to eat.

[Anonymous No.13435634]

>>13435369
Farther from big cities and wealthy suburbs pickup trucks are often a necessity (with how large and spread out the US is compared with Euro countries) and imply that you're self sufficient, you know your way around a toolbox, and that you aren't some limp wrist city fag. In more metropolitan areas pickup trucks imply blue collar/"workingmen" like vans as you said. While some guido or spic driving around Long Island in his work truck is not very sexy even to the women in that area, a country boy with a pick up truck (the can get pretty pricy) is practically a requirement in more rural areas. Just my perspective from living in several different areas and seeing how literal cowboys make even lifelong city girls cream their pants on sight.

[Anonymous No.13435680]

>>13430160
To impress a man. We ended up getting married.

[Anonymous No.13435692]

>>13435634
What makes a pickup truck necessary in the spread-out US countryside? What are you expecting to pick up?

[Anonymous No.13435705]

>>13435680
sounds lovely, I'm glad it's legal for you people nowadays

[Anonymous No.13435707]

Losing weight
Having to cook everything makes you much more aware of how much you're putting into your body

[Anonymous No.13435711]

>>13434756
>My parents were shit so I used to eat out of dumpsters as a kid behind my elementary school.

Yeah, that's going to be a hard yikes from me.

[Anonymous No.13435712]

>>13435705
>Gays
>people

[Anonymous No.13435728]

>>13435712
Don't be so hard on yourself, anon

[Anonymous No.13435740]

>>13430236
pretty much this. I'm also conscious of my health and really don't like eating pre-made meals, so I started baking chicken and from there I ventured out.

[Anonymous No.13435768]

Ate fast food or something frozen every meal. Wound up obese. Decided to start cooking my own meals to lose weight. Wound up being healthier, cheaper, and less time consuming than spending 10-20 minutes grabbing a shitty burger.

[Anonymous No.13435773]

>>13432276
Shut the fuck up

[Anonymous No.13435780]

>>13430160
Having a retard ex who insisted upon becoming vegan because of an acid trip. All of a sudeen i was the one learning to cook vegetables after having zero cooking skill. We broke up after years but still thankful cause it helped me start the life long process of learning how to make things delicious!

[Anonymous No.13435874]

>>13430160
Gotta eat something, what do people who don't cook and don't have anyone to cook for them eat then?

[Anonymous No.13435877]

Because I can cook it better, and cheaper, than getting it from a restaurant.

[Anonymous No.13436310]

>>13435517
Everyone I've ever known with a bed cover treated their truck like a regular car with a big trunk.

[Anonymous No.13436405]

>>13435874
Raw food.

[Anonymous No.13436417]

>>13432653
That's what women are for. To select who gets to procreate. Without a woman's approval you are just a dead end.

[Anonymous No.13436440]

>>13432288
this man speaks the truth

>>13432411
but hurt and not knowing he became the bitch's bitch lmao

[Anonymous No.13436585]

>>13430393
>bragging about having a wrangler
fuck off, tard

[Anonymous No.13436598]

>>13432356
>not learning to cook food the way you like it so you can spend intimate time teaching your qt3.14 trad gf how to prepare meals exactly the way you like it so from then on every dish she makes is guaranteed to be something you enjoy
Also,
>not beating your gf when she makes shitty food
Pretty pathetic if you ask me

[Anonymous No.13436929]

>>13435692
women most likely because all flyover women are 400+ lbs kek

[Anonymous No.13436939]

Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations

[Anonymous No.13436954]

>>13432356
I'm ill right now and my gf is cooking as we speaking. Last time she fucked up grilled cheese. God help me.

[Anonymous No.13436956]

Hunger

[Anonymous No.13437010]

Anime, my brother going full weaboo for a few years, and taking the worst home ec class in history when I was in 6th grade. I started out with basic ramen add ins, pretty much like today chart that's been floating around /ck/ for 10+ years, to making eggs, to reading all the cookbooks in my house and baking various desserts. Now I cook a little bit of everything. I'm very glad I can cook since I went about 8 months this year without a job and only gave myself a very small allowance for food so that I can afford rent.

[Anonymous No.13437021]

>>13437010
Oh I forgot to add that I also watched Food Network almost every single day. The original Iron Chef was amazing and part of the reason why I love Japanese cuisine so much.

[Anonymous No.13437049]

>>13430160
Wanted to help out mom, found out that it's fucking awesome.

[Anonymous No.13437123]

>>13430162
This at first, then later because it was a way to get out of poverty. Not nearly as far out of poverty as I'd like, but good enough to support a small family. At least I can feed my kids well.

[Anonymous No.13437135]

many nights of black tar heroin

[Anonymous No.13438374]

When I went to college and my parents paid for everything, I wanted to minimize their load and opt for no meal plan and pay for my own rent to be as self-sufficient as possible. It was the least I could do to try and thank my parents at the time for how much they sacrificed to put me through school with no debt.

[Anonymous No.13438396]

>>13430160
Saw this when I was 14, and it changed my perspective on cooking. It was what showed me that cooking could be art, and that all you have to do is put in the effort. I started dabbling around, figuring out some dishes, learning how stuff reacts to being heated certain ways, and over time I got better and better. It's still a great movie. I never want to work in a restaurant, but I love cooking for my friends and family.

[Anonymous No.13438424]

>>13430160
nothing, because i'm mostly a lurker who can't even cook scrambled eggs

[Anonymous No.13438506]

>>13436598
>tfw corrupting my qt3.14 Chinese trad gf into a sexually deviant BDSM machine who can take any number of beatings and also cooks incredible hubei food for me
Why yes by the way, I am of Jewish descent, how could you tell?
>>13437123
Jesus anon, memeing aside hope things keep getting better

[Anonymous No.13438525]

>>13430162
This. And health.

[Anonymous No.13438644]

When I first moved out at 22 I thought I knew the basics but I was pretty much fumbling around in the dark, eating chicken nuggets and fries, sausage and beans, TV dinners and beer etc, and after a while I started feeling crappy all the time and decided to make a healthy meal of chicken breast, vegetables and rice. I basically threw it all in one pan and burned the shit out of the vegetables and thought oh well that'll add flavor but ended up having to dump the plate. It wasn't an immediate realization but I kinda thought after that ok I need to figure this bullshit out.

[Anonymous No.13438656]

>>13430160
I realized that one day my mother wasn't going to be cooking for me anymore. I decided I wanted to know how to make the same things she did because I liked her cooking. She taught me what she knew (admittedly not a ton), and I just kept trying to cook different stuff from there. I'm no chef, and I don't think I could handle cooking in a restaurant kitchen, but I'm not eating meatless spaghetti five nights a week with wonder bread as "garlic bread".

[Anonymous No.13438796]

>>13430162
I came into the thread, witnessed the best post, which also happened to be the first post, and now I will depart, having only read the first post. It can only go downhill from there.

[Anonymous No.13438942]

I didnt even know how to make toast

[Anonymous No.13438962]

>>13438942
unless you're from somewhere where they don't have bread why tf didn't you know how to make toast

[Anonymous No.13439069]

>>13430162
Comrade, brother and mate.

[Anonymous No.13439078]

>>13435711
I only know how to survive anon, against all odds.

[Anonymous No.13439105]

>>13430160

My grandparents were Italians who immigrated to Toronto in the 50s. My Nonno was a grocer, and my Nonna cooked a meal every Sunday that was the equivalent to my friends' Thanksgivings. I used to go to the store as a kid and see the hanging beef and boxes of chicken feet, and my uncles would make me a mortadella sandwich.

My mom and dad learned all the old country recipes (northern Italy -- lasagna, polenta, risotto, roasts, broths, minestras, porchettas, rabbit, pizzas), and I looked over their shoulders, asking what they were doing, from the time I was about 12 or 13.

It's not my job, but it's been my principal passion since then, and now I feed my own family.

[Anonymous No.13439108]

>>13430162

Not so much poverty but being a cheapskate in generals.

[Anonymous No.13439123]

>>13432356

Why would you conclude that? Maybe they were't fortunate enough to be raised in a cooking family and are genuinely impressed by your skills. These girls can be taught.

The old-country women didn't love cooking, FYI. They did it for survival. Learned how to turn bones into soup because they were poor. It's no wonder, with Uber Eats and deli counters in every supermarket, that this survival instinct has dulled. Our grandmothers would have done the same thing.

[Anonymous No.13439207]

>>13439123
You do realise the old country women are literally just women in Europe right. Like, my grandmother is literally alive and makes me shepherd's pie and fish pie n shit.

[Anonymous No.13439214]

i hated washing dishes as a child and cooking dinner meant someone else did the dishes
my mom always gave me her credit card and i'd do all the grocery shopping too
i loved it it, felt so baller like kevin mcallister

[Anonymous No.13439222]

>>13439207

Yeah, because they lived in different times. I'm sure some of them would have taken it up as a hobby like denizens of /ck/, but if they had money and Uber Eats, sadly, most of them wouldn't have.

Just my theory. My Nonna cooked every Sunday, but it came out when she was old that she actually kind of hated it.

[Anonymous No.13439225]

>>13430160
Working at a grilled sandwich shop did it, and then reading Kitchen Confidential did a little bit more to get more creative.

[Anonymous No.13439228]

>>13439222
I mean yeah, no shit, they DID stop cooking in countries which weren't absolutely fucking trashed by the Second World War. That's why in America you got that huge generation gap in cooking skills as boomers leapt on the instant meal bandwagon. In the UK things were bad for the working classes, too. The middle class kept it up because we had the free time, I think. My granny did it as a kind of way of proving how English she was, just like dropping her Indian accent.

[Anonymous No.13439230]

>>13430330
>getting a truck to please women and not yourself

You're doing it wrong! But man I just got a truck not too long ago, and I love it, Life is more fun with a truck!

[Anonymous No.13439231]

>>13430165
The state

[Anonymous No.13439233]

>>13436954
at least shes trying.

[Anonymous No.13439235]

>>13439230
Unless you're not a tradesman, in which case you're getting a car that doesn't fit your needs to compensate for your failing sense of masculinity.

[Anonymous No.13439239]

>>13439105
Yeah Italians really do like their big sunday dinners. My GF is Italian, and he grandpa used to make his own pasta and have a big pasta dinner every sunday.

[Anonymous No.13439243]

>>13439235
Sounds like something someone who doesn't have a truck would say. I'm not a tradesman, but there have been plenty of times my truck has saved the day and made my life easier just because it's a truck.

[Anonymous No.13439251]

>>13430160
not even meming but I just grew up. My gf still does most of the cooking but i cook 2 or 3 times per week. I enjoy it I'm just slow at prep and often come home late from work. Grilling was my gateway into preparing my own food, then i really got into just winging it on a lot of dishes because it's way easier than most people think. My favorite dish used to be spiced bread... I'd toast up some buttered bread and cheese covered in clubhouse spices...

[Anonymous No.13439252]

>>13439243
I used to have one, but it rusted out because it had no purpose.

[Anonymous No.13439262]

>>13430160
>What inspired you to learn how to cook?
I have been fascinated by knives and have been collecting them for 35 years (since I was ten) and I got into cooking because I wanted to fuck around with big sharp blades more. You cant really use a pocket knife or camp knife often enough to scratch that itch.

[Anonymous No.13439267]

>>13430330
small penis LUL

[Anonymous No.13439272]

>>13439243
my sedan can do just about anything your stupid fucking truck can do.

unless you are a construction worker hauling large industrial equipment or going literal cross country on 4x4 trails you are a small dicked retard.

>inb4 but muh offroad and muddy work sites

great an awd sedan can do most of that.

[Anonymous No.13439273]

>>13439228

Yes, agreed. We're on the same page. My grandparents were among the impoverished people whose homes got trashed (my other grandparents Maltese, same shit). That's why my parents always thought it was funny that their literal poverty food (risotto and polenta) was being served in $30 plates in high-end restaurants in the 80s and 90s. In Italy in those days, rice and corn eaters were the dregs. Wealthy folks ate bread.

[Anonymous No.13439329]

>>13439272
Your sedan can't move things nearly as well as my truck can, Can you fit dirtbikes in the back of your sedan? I can also fit 6 people in my truck, how many can you?

Trucks must make you pretty fucking mad huh bro? Lmfao

[Anonymous No.13439339]

>>13439329
Yeah, I just hitch a trailer on the towbar when I need to do things like that. Which is only sometimes.

[Anonymous No.13440332]

>>13431504
>Chopped
What's this? A tv show?

[Anonymous No.13440526]

I'm gay (yes it matters in this case) and and needed to change my diet because it was really difficult to clean myself out thanks to my atrocious eating habits. Few too many "shitty" accidents for my liking, even if I had "prepared" a lot beforehand. Only way to get a good diet was to cook myself.

[Anonymous No.13440948]

>>13440526
>Few too many "shitty" accidents
disgusting
kill yourself and do the entire world a favor

[Anonymous No.13440971]

Hunger and fed up with take aways
And knowing it saves me quite a fee bucks.

[Anonymous No.13441008]

>>13430160
Living in BFE south where the only restaurant within 60 miles other than fast food is a fucking Applebees.

[Anonymous No.13441012]

>>13430160
Had a single mom household and she worked all the time to pay the bills. She taught me the basics and I evolved from that.
I cooked 5 cornish game hens for Christmas dinner for my small senpai and they loved it.

[Anonymous No.13441020]

>>13435393
Based mom. My mom taught me how to sew also.

[Anonymous No.13441059]

>>13430330
>cant keep it contained to the truck general on /o/
That's a powder room on wheels anyway you faggot.

[Anonymous No.13441143]

>>13439273
Makes sense, though. Wealthy people wouldn't eat those dishes in the first place, so ritz them up and they become exotic.

[Anonymous No.13441159]

>>13430160
i was hungry

[Anonymous No.13441441]

>>13430160
I got tired of just being fat and wanted to upgrade into morbid obesity, so I went from instant microwave meals to giant homemade stews, pastas, pies, and desserts, now I can look forward to having a heart attack that I can be proud of.