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This thread just oozes of early adults that don't understand how to spend 30 minutes preparing meals
Or possibly people living in milquetoast office park suburbs where the restaurant options are dogshit.
No shortage of good lunch foods in downtown Houston.
There's nothing at my workplace other than a shitty microwave oven and we're not allowed to leave the factory for lunch or dinner.
I still manage to eat decent meals because I'm not a lazy bum.
Eating out isn't exactly cheap though. Hardly sustainable for most people doing that every lunch.
But even then my statement holds true
If you are in an office environment, where do you prep?
If you can't make a sandwich and take it to work with a muslie bar I dunno what to say other than good luck kid.
One guy at works makes a toasted ham and cheese in the toaster. I shit you not, he just flattens it and crams it in one side for a bit.
Make a sandwich = buy a sandwich.
Because "make" = "buy"
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Because eat a sandwich = eat a sandwich.
Nothing against an occasional sandwich, but the "meal deal" referred to above is basically just sandwiches.
Make a sandwich = $5
Purchase sandwich = GDP of Haiti
19.5b USD is a quite expensive Sandwich.
It's pretty good though.
You bring it from home. Or find a home office job.
At home before or after work.