I buy like a million salami with bread mayo cheese whatever for like $10
Lasts me days
I literally saw McDonalds menu.
Its $9.50 for a #5
Lasts me days
I literally saw McDonalds menu.
Its $9.50 for a #5
People need to stop eating out and make your own food
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Very true… I wanted a burger the other day but ff prices are ridiculous. I got the ingredients to make them myself and everything was about $20 but I had enough stuff to make at least 5 burgers.
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Peasants 
Amex platinum comps uber eats and sends me $25 each month, I use them for 1 meal a week because I get 4x points though. Eating out (ordering in mostly) has basically netted me 2 weeks at a Belizian/Mexican resorts and I still have enough points left over for two round trip tickets basically anywhere once we want to take a trip and leave the kids at home
When I had less money though we would cook a ton at home out of necessity. I don’t eat bullshyt though, mostly sushi and other healthier foods.
Amex platinum comps uber eats and sends me $25 each month, I use them for 1 meal a week because I get 4x points though. Eating out (ordering in mostly) has basically netted me 2 weeks at a Belizian/Mexican resorts and I still have enough points left over for two round trip tickets basically anywhere once we want to take a trip and leave the kids at home
When I had less money though we would cook a ton at home out of necessity. I don’t eat bullshyt though, mostly sushi and other healthier foods.
Finance-wise and health-wise this is a huge step.
Food costs are a gigantic markup if you're buying them premade. And processed/restaurant food has a ridiculous amount of fat, sugar, sodium, preservatives, and non-whole grains that really screw up your system in terms of weight and lethargy as well as increasing risk of heart disease and cancer.
Processed/restaurant food is an occasional treat for me, it is in no way part of my daily diet.
Food costs are a gigantic markup if you're buying them premade. And processed/restaurant food has a ridiculous amount of fat, sugar, sodium, preservatives, and non-whole grains that really screw up your system in terms of weight and lethargy as well as increasing risk of heart disease and cancer.
Processed/restaurant food is an occasional treat for me, it is in no way part of my daily diet.
Thatrogueassdiaz
We're on the blood path now
MUST BE NICE!Peasants
Amex platinum comps uber eats and sends me $25 each month, I use them for 1 meal a week because I get 4x points though. Eating out (ordering in mostly) has basically netted me 2 weeks at a Belizian/Mexican resorts and I still have enough points left over for two round trip tickets basically anywhere once we want to take a trip and leave the kids at home
When I had less money though we would cook a ton at home out of necessity. I don’t eat bullshyt though, mostly sushi and other healthier foods.
It really is. When I haven’t defrosted any protein me and the wife give each other the look
Phones are out looking at what cuisine from the world we are getting that night. Houston’s food scene is ridic and we live in the burbs so shyt is excellent and authentic af
Peasants
Amex platinum comps uber eats and sends me $25 each month, I use them for 1 meal a week because I get 4x points though. Eating out (ordering in mostly) has basically netted me 2 weeks at a Belizian/Mexican resorts and I still have enough points left over for two round trip tickets basically anywhere once we want to take a trip and leave the kids at home
When I had less money though we would cook a ton at home out of necessity. I don’t eat bullshyt though, mostly sushi and other healthier foods.
Spence never leaves an opportunity open to talk about his fukkin AMEX
4real. Yall go to McDonalds. This shyt is crazy.
Lol! He could of told us the whole story without mentioning Amex too. That was funnySpence never leaves an opportunity open to talk about his fukkin AMEX