I routinely spend 200-300 dollars on like weekend dinners.

I am dumb.

"like weekend dinners"? What are those?

Don't know if this has been mentioned already but many restaurants out here in Denver are also adding a "service fee" to your meal. Check your receipt next time.

tonights grub
 

Pork loin in the slow cooker with ginger and thyme, homemade mashed potatoes with gravy made from the pork broth, broccoli, and biscuits with honey.


burp.

I wanna party with BWillie

$5 Cravings Box special on the Taco Bell App is fire. The Crunchwrap Supreme is $5 by itself.

Join me on 50 cent cashew night.

I noticed you can now get that at the drive thru as well,which is nice cause i hate ****ing with the app haha. I spent $7 cause i also added a $2 burrito.

We'll hit Culver's, Cain's, local burrito place, and Panera. Outside of that, we don't really go anywhere.

You can?

I didn't know that. Thanks for the tip, sir.

November 23rd is National Cashew Day.

Join me where we feast on 75 cent cashews and dine like kings on that day

We rarely eat out unless we're meeting friends or on vacation. We just spent 4 days in San Diego, eating out two meals a day and it was insane what we spent. About $150-200 per day at normal restaurants or even pizza joints. Most entrees in the $25-30 range.

Grocery bill runs about $800/month for two adults and a toddler. I do digital coupons and try buying a lot of what's on sale, but I'm not eating like shit either. I used to be able to keep it around $600.

A new place opened on the end of the block, supposed to be a local chain that does well in the college area of my city. Ordered a sandwhich, onion rings and a coke and was shocked that the tab was $36. I still think about how confusing that is to me that I used to fill my gas tank for less than the price of a modern sandwhich.

I think they charge more for the extra ‘h’ in your sandwich

The 'h' stands for High Roller