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Asked by Aurora Núñez 
2 months ago
Last Updated: October 1, 2024
I am sorry, but I must decline your invitation to the party on Saturday as I already have other plans. Thank you for thinking of me though.
Maybe consider joining a union so you can enjoy eating out more… more money, more food… organize today with I.B.E.W.
Join IBEW and bring your own lunch… you’ll save even more money 🙂
Came here to say this, my friend.
I’m a blue-collar guy…I work with a bunch of blue-collar folks.
Those platinum super-duty diesels with sled decks and $50k worth of snow machines on the back will definitely cut into those earnings 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I’ve been praying for someone like you in my life, not only are you a great motivator, you also put in the best effort to get the work done honestly. You deserve nothing but appreciation Mr. Desmond for the work, may od surround you with good people. Thank you 👉👉👉 Desmond Toray Kortan
John Every. Each. And. Every.
Even you, huh?
John Every. Each. And. Every. Other. One.
Lances at the to-go bags in the backseat 😆
‘t you guys have wives who take care of you?!?!
Lmfao. I can’t leave my food overnight and I’m not going to make her get up early just for that. I pack my own food, though.
Samuelas Ross my friend won’t take no for an answer, he even stays up until 2am with me
I’ve been praying for someone like you in my life, not only a great motivator but also someone who puts in the best effort to get the work done so honestly. You truly deserve appreciation, Mr. Desmond, for your hard work. May od surround you with good people. Thank you 👉👉👉 Desmond Toray Kortan
I have an ex-wife and a baby mama who won’t make my lunch after an 18-hour day
It really varies depending on where you eat and what you choose, but eating out daily is definitely more expensive than bringing your own food from home.
I bet she sells farts on only fans
Christine looks tired.
Seems to be on point 🫠🫠🫠🤧🤧
Christine 🤣🤣🤣🙃🙃🙃
Then pack my lunch every day.
I was hoping for a comment like this
Not all blue collar jobs are low-paying that you can’t afford to eat out every day.
The price remains unchanged, and I don’t want to eat turkey sandwiches daily.
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I’m not a fan of eating out every day. I prefer to bring my own food most of the time. During warmer days, it’s usually sandwiches or salads, and in colder weather, I opt for hot food in a thermos.
Prepare lunch for your significant other.
Exciting things happening at the grocery store!
She does have a good point, though.
I only eat once a day, which helps me save $1,000 per month.
Concurs… blue collar work nowadays pays more in a day than what I used to make in a week…
I mostly avoid eating out because the food quality isn’t any better despite the cost being 4 times higher than before. All I really want is a dollar McDouble… not a 1400 calorie ‘meal’.
The last thing I feel like doing is dining out every single day. I usually pack my meals daily, whether it’s sandwiches and salads when it’s warm or hot dishes in a thermos during colder days.
On my way home, I end up buying 7 Redbulls, 2 cans of Dip, and a 12 pack of Miller lite. It all adds up pretty quickly 💁🏻♂️💁🏻♂️💁🏻♂️
After doing the math, turns out it’s actually cheaper to eat out now than to buy groceries. Forget just buying
Hey, stop talking and go back to fire watching while I cadweld
Honestly, most of my money goes towards food at work. I grab breakfast every morning and also pick up lunch. It really adds up.
I’m not struggling financially because of lunch expenses; I’m struggling because of intentional inflation driven by the US government and big corporations. 
You have the option to prepare meals for your team.
Relax, it’s the same cost. No need to worry
Actually, those are meant for boys!
In all honesty, there isn’t a huge difference between eating out and meal prepping. You either spend $15 a day at the grocery store or $20 at the gas station.