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I'm going to make an attempt to eat and drink at home for the next 10 days. It seems I'm spending a lot of money on things I can prepare for myself at home. How much money would you say you spend a month on eating out?
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I'm going to make an attempt to eat and drink at home for the next 10 days. It seems I'm spending a lot of money on things I can prepare for myself at home. How much money would you say you spend a month on eating out? I actually get paid for it |
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to much.. i agree i have food at home to make
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I'm going to make an attempt to eat and drink at home for the next 10 days. It seems I'm spending a lot of money on things I can prepare for myself at home. How much money would you say you spend a month on eating out? I actually get paid for it what are you? a mystery shopper? |
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eat at the y i heard its cheap
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eat at the y i heard its cheap |
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Well, when I'm living in a hotel for a month I spend between 600-700. But that does include taking one or two with me occasionally.
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food tastes so much better when you cook it at home...fast food isnt any good these days...except boston market
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a restaurant critque writer.
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I'm going to make an attempt to eat and drink at home for the next 10 days. It seems I'm spending a lot of money on things I can prepare for myself at home. How much money would you say you spend a month on eating out? I actually get paid for it what are you? a mystery shopper? Darkowl said it best |
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I spend way to much eating out. I just hate cooking for myself. I waste to much food. Everything goes bad in the fridge.
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Well, when I'm living in a hotel for a month I spend between 600-700. But that does include taking one or two with me occasionally. Sounds like a write off though - lucky you. |
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Edited by
No1sLove
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Thu 05/08/08 09:35 PM
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Well, when I'm living in a hotel for a month I spend between 600-700. But that does include taking one or two with me occasionally. Sounds like a write off though - lucky you. It's getting worse...that includes continental breakfast, and me being pretty cheap too. |
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is dying from laughter inside.
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I spend almost nothing. We eat at least one big meal a day organically home cooked, sometimes twice and the other times stuff like spinach salad, tuna with rice, ground beef (organically grown) with combos of vegetables and lots of fruit - bananas, apples, grapes, oranges and strawberries. Melons are great too. Eat fruit at least 4 or 5 times a day. Usually start the morning with a banana and a glass of cranberry blackberry juice before jogging. I'm sure it's a lot cheaper than drive through food and if you count the time to go and get it, wait in line, and come back then it's just as fast and you know where those fingers have been.
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I detest fast food so I rarely eat that maybe once a month if that........i love home cooked meals........i do like nice restraunts but even that gets old after awhile.........so im big on home.........
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I don't really like going out to eat. They can't fry things right. I prefer to do it myself.
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eat at the y i heard its cheap Not cheap if you catch something..... |
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I don't really like going out to eat. They can't fry things right. I prefer to do it myself. |
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Ohhh the tummy aches from laughter
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