where would you have the seeds from? also, you'd starve months before your first harvest...

I am not saying foods like doner kebabs are super healthy, but if they also come with a lot of veggies then that should make it better.

I really like donairs, and I know the meat they use is heavily processed, but they include fresh, raw veggies like onion, tomato, letteuce...etc in good amounts.

Clearly, you have never grown a garden.
You don't have sweet potatoe seeds and he already said where they came from.

haha thanks for having my back but the fact i'd even have to mention the details and they still dont get it...its why i'm always pulling teeth w/ these guys lolz.

I need to make them a golden sweet potato statue in the shape of an M and then they will worship me correctly!

Living off the land is difficult but possible.

Yes he might need food from super markets during the transitional period. But once everything starts to be harvest-ready, he won't need super markets anymore.

Self-sufficiency of this kind is very empowering, which is why the US government treats survivalists and homesteaders as enemies and keeps close tabs on them.

This post was edited by JessiWan on Aug 15 2022 04:55pm

i could live on the nuggets, if they are still alright

has been a while



i mean its a piece of bread, some meat, salad, onions, other vegetables

its honestly an okay meal imo

green houses make it very efficient, but dont worry they wont approve of the building permits if its actually sustainable lolz

I would take the mcdonalds food I get and separate it and make new dishes and make them look higher quality and sell that.


so I can pay for eating mcdonalds

you're wrong about the garden, but you're right about the sweet potato seeds. the only things i grow are tomatoes, chilis, and chive. that's enough work each summer. that said, you'd still starve months before the first harvest in op's scenario.



heavily depends on where you buy, and which kind of meat you choose. usually they have two different options here, but yes, generally speaking you're right that it's not the best quality - heavily processed and fat. that said, i couldn't care less about that. i never had to count calories, i can literally eat whatever i want, and döner just happens to be a bit higher on that list than burgers and fries.

apparently we understood op's scenario differently. i thought the question was "would you eat mcdonalds or rather starve because it's so bad?", and not "would you be able to live off the land if necessary?". personally, i don't have any experience growing potatoes or grains, nor with fishing, hunting, or trapping - but i figure that growing potatoes wouldn't be harder than growing tomatoes, and fishing is probably something i could pick up rather quickly, if my life depended on it. i'd rather buy it though...

This post was edited by fender on Aug 15 2022 05:09pm