Hold up now I’m confused.
Did I actually do that?
I’m not 100% sure now, I need to go home and look at the recipe I have.
I’ll get back to you on this.
- It gives me gas
- IT GIVES ME GAS
- AHHH THE GAAAAASSSSSSS
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Depends… during tax season all my meals are paid for, I just buy some booze every now and then. Out of tax season it’s around 200 or so, depending on if family gives me food and whatnot.
@psycho_666 so yes, I do indeed use almond milk.
The recipe I use calls for milk powder, so I just use almond milk instead.
Dude… Milk powder?
WTF kind of bread are you making?
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What the hell! Do you go to a restaurant every single day? I like good food but I would never spend half of my monthly salary on food.
Learn a trade.
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It may be half your monthly income, but that doesn’t mean it’s half of his. It does put things into perspective though.
Learn a trade?
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I spend like $600 a month on food for myself. $700 if you include meals for me and my girlfriend. It would be more, except she pays sometimes.
I eat out a lot. It’s wonderful.
I also have no kids.
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Guys you are
- Derailing the topic
- Derailing the thread
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We stopped eating out once we got Blue Apron. Now we just got out on our monthly date night and the odd day I want Subway or something.
Neither, because we’re polling each other in the form of questions/conversation.
I think he means eagle
If I had bags of money I’m sure I’d eat our more too.
- Too little
- Too much
- Dump her
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I don’t understand the purpose of this poll? Could you elaborate?
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Troll poll, no just right option
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Excuse me, I’m a dark elf.
One date night a month is about all we can afford to treat ourselves to something we’d otherwise not do. Like last month, we went to Outback.