It’s incredible to me that people need over $2k a month for food. I go to Sam’s once a week to replenish supplies and feed a house of six, two adults and four boys between 10-14, on $800-$1000 a month. That includes a ribeye or new york strip dinner every Saturday so theirs still plenty that could be cut. What the hell are people eating?
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There are some economies of scale with a bigger family, though. I pay more per person now with household of 4, than when we had more kids. Getting stuff in bulk works best with a large household.
And yes cooking saves money too. Ingredients don't cost as much as prepared foods. You pay in time or you pay in money.
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I must say, I was quite impressed during my visit to Budapest. I don't blame my fellow countrymen for fleeing there.
Where are you from?
Impressed? With Budapest? Outside of the nice touristy areas it's a poverty-ridden cesspool
Americans are impressed by old stuff, and it's not like they see outside the touristy areas. Fuck Viktor Orban by the way.
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