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Yeah, it's not good for you anyway. Cook food at home. Its cheaper, it tastes better and its better for you.

If you "don't have time". Look into meal prep. You can make a week worth of most meals in a afternoon. Look into crockpot meals where you just put everything in and walk away for the whole day and now you have 3+ days of food by the time you get home (depending on how big your family is, what you make and how big your crockpot is).

Yeah, it's not good for you anyway. Cook food at home. Its cheaper, it tastes better and its better for you. If you "don't have time". Look into meal prep. You can make a week worth of most meals in a afternoon. Look into crockpot meals where you just put everything in and walk away for the whole day and now you have 3+ days of food by the time you get home (depending on how big your family is, what you make and how big your crockpot is).
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Yeah, at this point its just stupid. People used to tell me "Its cheaper to eat out" (No, It was not, they were just lazy but this was also at least 15 years ago).

I did a full breakdown for what my Wife cooks to prove it to some friends and they basically ignored me because they didn't like being told that if you cook food yourself its cheaper as long as you are not a moron. You do have a "initial investment". If you only have $5 you can't buy $30 of ingredients to make a dozen meals. I get it if that is the case but don't tell me that a crockpot full of (good home made) chili is more expensive than that crappy subway sandwich you bought for ~$7. (again, that was a long time ago, I bet that same sub would be $13+ now).