Quote (Hizkuntza @ Feb 21 2017 08:34pm)

say you have a big mac meal + ice cream every day for lunch. that's 8 bucks/day (in Canada anyhow) for 56/week

going to the grocery store, you can buy 4 pounds of chicken breasts for 16 bucks. then you buy 4 pounds of rice for 5 bucks, some mix of veggies for 2 bucks and 2 liters of ice cream for four bucks. then you use about a buck's worth of salt and pepper. congratulations, you've spent half of your money on healthier food and if you don't want to be healthy you can stuff your mouth with ice cream and still pay much less.

people don't realize fast food is substantially more expensive than just cooking because they think a fast food's mean selling point is cheap food. it's not. it's convenience.

Quote (ChrisKz @ Feb 22 2017 03:36am)

you already agreed with me https://t2.ea.ltmcdn.com/es/images/0/7/8/img_la_alimentacion_del_tucan_20870_paso_3_600.jpg

Quote (HEAVENSHAKINGSWORD @ Feb 22 2017 03:39am)

i guess my post is just ignored mk

Quote (HEAVENSHAKINGSWORD @ Feb 22 2017 03:28am)

around here fast food is assuredly cheaper unless you're buying 8$+ meals every day

i saved a ton of money spending 3-4 dollars a day on food back when i could stand barely eating anything per day

Quote (Hizkuntza @ 21 Feb 2017 22:40)

I mean having chicken breast + rice + veggies isn't the same price, it's usually cheaper. Relative to the Big Mac example, you could even upgrade to fancier cuts like pork tenderloin and beef sirloin, add some quinoa, throw in some fancy salad dressing and end up paying the same as the cancer-inducing meal from McDonald's. all so long as you put a little effort in cooking.

Quote (ChrisKz @ Feb 22 2017 03:41am)

i like how you went into full lecture mode instead of laughing at my joke haha, lets stop spamming his topic

Quote (Hizkuntza @ Feb 21 2017 08:40pm)

I mean having chicken breast + rice + veggies isn't the same price, it's usually cheaper. Relative to the Big Mac example, you could even upgrade to fancier cuts like pork tenderloin and beef sirloin, add some quinoa, throw in some fancy salad dressing and end up paying the same as the cancer-inducing meal from McDonald's. all so long as you put a little effort in cooking.





I know things in America are cheaper, but I don't see why groceries wouldn't be cheaper too.

Quote (SaphirexX @ Feb 21 2017 09:43pm)

Nah groceries are definitely cheaper. I've lived the fast food every day life for years, as well as the groceries every day for years. The cheapest you can feasibly eat out for is 3 dollars per meal. Assuming you are smart about what you shop for(chicken breast, hamburger, rice, veggies, etc) it's closer to 2 dollars per meal.

Quote (SaphirexX @ Feb 21 2017 08:43pm)

Nah groceries are definitely cheaper. I've lived the fast food every day life for years, as well as the groceries every day for years. The cheapest you can feasibly eat out for is 3 dollars per meal. Assuming you are smart about what you shop for(chicken breast, hamburger, rice, veggies, etc) it's closer to 2 dollars per meal.

Quote (Devan @ Feb 21 2017 08:44pm)

I will give you a try this weekend buddy. I am looking at getting better and jungling.

Willing to spend all my fg if you get me to be able to play ranked an be efficient. I know basics just have a lot to learn about jungling especially farming and ward placements




groceries are cheaper by A LOT. unless you're living off mcchickens lmfao.. those are pretty damn cheap.

Quote (tatenashii @ Feb 21 2017 09:39pm)

i would be interested on coaching services, that would be nice but no fgs maybe in the future!

fast food is expensive but going to the grocery store and buying healthy food & preparing food is so worth