How much do you spend on groceries in a month? (FOOD)

[Evolixe]

70 hours isn't full time. That's like double full time.


Don't do it. Better spend that money on pussy and beer than on a 90's Civic.

Custom car man, can't beat it

Decent turbo on it, k24a3 engine.. 500whp ez.

[ls-]

You start sounding like Yuka Kinoshita

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Dunno who she is and I dun enjoy watching other people eating stuff But those eggs look quite tasty.

[Joathen]

~$150-180. Usually about $100 a month for eating out or bar tab; that's with two people in South Florida, we grow a lot of the fruits, vegetables and eggs we eat and mostly buy staples like rice and potatoes, most of that expense comes from toilet paper and paper towels and the like- can't live without that ultra soft TP.

And food in our area has certainly gotten more expensive- just about everything has, which is part of what compelled us to start permaculture / polyculture farming.

[Puupi]

You start sounding like Yuka Kinoshita

How the hell is that woman so thin when she eats that much?!

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Custom car man, can't beat it

Decent turbo on it, k24a3 engine.. 500whp ez.

It's still a 90's Civic.

There's this joke in Finland about silicone boobs; getting silicones is like getting a hardwood steering wheel on a Lada - sure it feels nice to fiddle with your hands, but the ride isn't getting any better.

Same could be said about 500hp turbo engine on a 90's Civic.

[ls-]

How the hell is that woman so thin when she eats that much?!

Bet she's professional athlete, who trains for 6 hours a day. Nah...

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How the hell is that woman so thin when she eats that much?!

You tell me, she posts a video like that every day.

[Evolixe]

How the hell is that woman so thin when she eats that much?!

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It's still a 90's Civic.

There's this joke in Finland about silicone boobs; getting silicones is like getting a hardwood steering wheel on a Lada - sure it feels nice to fiddle with your hands, but the ride isn't getting any better.

Same could be said about 500hp turbo engine on a 90's Civic.

I don't really see it that way. I just want to make an all round funmobile. I don't really care about the practical side of things.
I don't privately drive more than 20k km a year. (If I count work with it it's more like 80-100k km, but that's not with my own car)

[Puupi]

You tell me, she posts a video like that every day.

Bulimia. Has to be. The eating is heavily edited, too. Probably vomiting while eating.

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Bulimia. Has to be. The eating is heavily edited, too. Probably vomiting while eating.

She eats live every Sunday for ~1 - 1½ hours.

[Puupi]

I don't really see it that way. I just want to make an all round funmobile. I don't really care about the practical side of things.
I don't privately drive more than 20k km a year. (If I count work with it it's more like 80-100k km, but that's not with my own car)

You get a lot more all around funmobile by using that 10k on a newer/better premium car.

[Evolixe]

You get a lot more all around funmobile by using that 10k on a newer/better premium car.

I don't like stock cars tbh, they're all boring. Even the Ferrari's and Lamborghini's.

[schwarzkopf]

1 person here, usually $600 or so - due to special needs.

[DarkAmbient]

Bulimia. Has to be. The eating is heavily edited, too. Probably vomiting while eating.

Yeah, no doubt after she's finished recording she goes straight to the toilet and sticks her fingers down her throat.

[Raynre Valence]

About $150, single male household.

I eat gooood.

[Kjanaprik]

I generally am around 20000kr/month, which is about 150/160$ I think.
Currently alone, was around 30k kr/month when i had a roommate (~230$)

[Fencers]

What is everyone buying that they can get away spending $200 a month?

If I were to include the cost of eating out than total monthly costs to feed my family would be well over $1k. Maybe even close to two grand actually.

I eat lunch out five days a week and we go out for dinner every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The cheapest lunch on a weekday is still $10-12, typical restaurant meal for two adults and one child is $100-120+.

Just groceries is a different figure from groceries + eating out costs.

[Xandrigity]

2 adults one school age child about 700-800 USA.

[Revi]

1 person. Around $300.

[Septik]

we try to keep a cap of $200/week for a family of 3. Most weeks are around 120, with the occasional 'stock up' week when some meat or something goes on sale and we spend closer or over the 200, but id say when you add it up, add some extra for if we eat out, give or take a bit it probably averages out to around $150 a week, so around 600 a month. we dont eat like kings but we arent splitting a potato three ways either.

tho it does grind my gears a bit after reading about the refugee fucks in my country getting $61 a day for food per person, while we survive just fine off ~$20/day or $6.67 per person.

[esach88]

for the two of us if we are talking strictly groceries. Anywhere from $150-$200 a month.