That would happen only once with me. Like was said earlier in this thread, just put the price on the ****ing menu what shit costs.

I mean no offense. But you are either a biological phenomenon with the metabolism of a Kryptonian. Or you're completely full of shit. Your entire existence as represented by your posts on this forum is a real enigma.

If true, I cannot fathom spending what you do on just food for a month just for yourself. That's straight up insane to me. I mean, how do you not cook any meals at home? That's just incomprehensible. Are you aware that you could literally save a thousand dollars a month? I love to cook. It gives me a great deal of satisfaction. I prefer my own prepared meals to most restaurants. It depends on the situation, with regards to travelling and vacations and such. But there are many months when I bet I don't eat outside of home cooking but maybe 3-4 times per month. And I eat very well, almost no frozen processed crap.

Regardless, it's pretty baffling seeing the difference in diet habits in this thread.

Cooking costs me a ton of time. I literally never cook. I cooked a Snake River Falls Wagyu in 2018 but other than California Pizza Kitchen pizzas. Never. Its such a waste of time.

If it wasn't for dishes I would love to cook. I only take in like 3300 to 3400 cals I would estimate. You have to realize I was 125 lbs as a junior in HS and Im just in avg shape now as a 185 pound 5'11" guy since I dont work out anymore. Im sure once I hit 200 lbs at 45 or something Ill start giving a shit

They started doing that in Minneapolis too, as a way to itemize the cost of the additional benefits the city started requiring them to provide. I am in favor of anything that illustrates to people that nothing is free, and the costs of all this stuff will always be passed directly on to you.

Servers have very little value. You can automize the food delivery. Be able to order remotely from the table. This would work easily for all restaurants except the 5 star places.

Prices are way to high, even at fast-food joints.

I treat myself once a week at Arbys. I love the French Dip and the regular roast beef sandwiches. And when they have coupon specials I can get two roast beef sandwiches for $5.25. I eat one and put the other in the fridge for tomorrow. Outside of that, no fast food.

Get the McDonalds app on your phone. They often have a coupon for $1 Large Fries.

Noticed that was well.

YW,well at least in KC you can.One loaction had it advertised at the drive thru.The other one didnt,but i asked them about it and they let me order it there.I always hate those app only specials,but i suppose they have their reasons for doing it.

I'm with you, cook for myself. Luckily in the winter I love homemade soup and am good with it five days a week. That plus pasta with my homemade sauces and veggies are staples I just don't get tired of.

Yeah, I can't recommend Walmart at all for the reason you state - terrible at substitutions.

I mean, our Walmart is exceptional. Order qty 1 bananas and they deliver ONE banana, not 1 BUNCH. They substitute tea for coffee. I mean, I could go on but I think you get the point.

We have Walmart+ as well. We live 8 miles away so delivery is nice. The fuel discount is also nice.

But as I said in my previous post, you just never know what they're going to deliver and how wrong it is compared to what we ordered.

How old are you?

I too was 120 lbs as a junior in HS. In fact, when I got back from Germany my senior year of college, I was 140 and about as healthy as I could be after riding an old 3-speed bike up a mountain every day.

Then I got an office job after college and didn't change my eating habits. I ended up having surgery at 45 to correct all the damage I did to my body in the 20 years in between.

Your eating WILL catch up with you. Everybody ages, you can't avoid it.

You probably eat 250-300 g of fat a day and 400 g of carbs. Can’t say even imagine how much sodium. That is ridiculously unhealthy and unstable. You may feel the scale doesn’t see this but your body is absolutely feeling the affects.