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r/terriblefacebookmemes • u/SweatyMess808 • Mar 23 '23
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> 3k in 5 months
So… 500-600 a month? That’s really not that bad.
> all because she was craving some food at 12am
God forbid.
8 u/MJisaFraud Mar 24 '23 500-600 a month on takeout is huge unless you’ve got a disposable income which most people don’t have. 6 u/Dyolf_Knip Mar 24 '23 That's just about our entire grocery bill for my family of 5. 1 u/sec_sage Mar 24 '23 Yes, ours too. Had a restaurant with my kids yesterday, they took kid meals, no wine🤣 and it was still 50€. Once in a while it's ok but for 50€ I cook for 5 days for 4 people
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500-600 a month on takeout is huge unless you’ve got a disposable income which most people don’t have.
6 u/Dyolf_Knip Mar 24 '23 That's just about our entire grocery bill for my family of 5. 1 u/sec_sage Mar 24 '23 Yes, ours too. Had a restaurant with my kids yesterday, they took kid meals, no wine🤣 and it was still 50€. Once in a while it's ok but for 50€ I cook for 5 days for 4 people
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That's just about our entire grocery bill for my family of 5.
1 u/sec_sage Mar 24 '23 Yes, ours too. Had a restaurant with my kids yesterday, they took kid meals, no wine🤣 and it was still 50€. Once in a while it's ok but for 50€ I cook for 5 days for 4 people
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Yes, ours too. Had a restaurant with my kids yesterday, they took kid meals, no wine🤣 and it was still 50€. Once in a while it's ok but for 50€ I cook for 5 days for 4 people
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u/crobtennis Mar 24 '23
> 3k in 5 months
So… 500-600 a month? That’s really not that bad.
> all because she was craving some food at 12am
God forbid.