Yea I used to spend roughly 50.00 a week on groceries now itās around 100.00. I do have more money to spend so thereās that but I would like to budget more since their has been days where I spend anywhere from 150.00 to 200.00
Or. Make a list and write down the price of the items, then when itās time to go shopping, add up the exact amount of money you need for the things you need, take the amount of cash or transfer the exact amount of money to your bank account.
So when you are in the grocery store and you think āooo while Iām here I might get that chocolate bar, it looks yummy and cheapā you wonāt have the money to actually get it, youāre forced to buy the essentials (Iām a assistant grocery store manager, I know a lot of tricks)
With the time passing you learn to adapt on new ways of humiliation. Ask for bigger salary, everything went up so your money should too. Stop telling people to "eat less to save money" or "regret later". Not being able to afford food is not normal. Fight for yourself
I don't live in the US but kinda agree on this. It took me great willpower to cut down eating outside and it had 2 big benefits. One, saved money. Secondly, i got healthier as outside food mostly has unhealthy stuff but tastes great (msg, taste enhancers, etc) so end up consuming big portions. Homemade food isn't as exciting but i eat good quality and in limited portions. Its actually win win if you can get past the cravings
Your already not realistic. I can't afford organic. I can only spend about 27 bucks a week to cook or eat out after bills and yes I have a job and I'm a student.
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I blame the Democrats and biden supporters every time I buy my food and my gas
another tip is to look for the in house brands. they're almost always cheaper.
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Yea I used to spend roughly 50.00 a week on groceries now itās around 100.00. I do have more money to spend so thereās that but I would like to budget more since their has been days where I spend anywhere from 150.00 to 200.00
Or. Make a list and write down the price of the items, then when itās time to go shopping, add up the exact amount of money you need for the things you need, take the amount of cash or transfer the exact amount of money to your bank account.
So when you are in the grocery store and you think āooo while Iām here I might get that chocolate bar, it looks yummy and cheapā you wonāt have the money to actually get it, youāre forced to buy the essentials (Iām a assistant grocery store manager, I know a lot of tricks)
With the time passing you learn to adapt on new ways of humiliation. Ask for bigger salary, everything went up so your money should too. Stop telling people to "eat less to save money" or "regret later". Not being able to afford food is not normal. Fight for yourself
I don't live in the US but kinda agree on this. It took me great willpower to cut down eating outside and it had 2 big benefits. One, saved money. Secondly, i got healthier as outside food mostly has unhealthy stuff but tastes great (msg, taste enhancers, etc) so end up consuming big portions.
Homemade food isn't as exciting but i eat good quality and in limited portions. Its actually win win if you can get past the cravings
Girl organic food is more expensive š®
Where did you get your belt bag, please? Thank you š
ROTATE A SIMPLE MEAL PLAN…TACO TUESDAY. PIZZA FRIDAY, SPAGHETTI SUNDAY…YADA YADA…EASY AND LESS TIME SHOPPING.
Always had a generous food budget.
Don't buy condiment… salt, pepper, chilli powder are more than enough.
what budget? people actually have a budget for groceries i just buy what i want and what i know im gona eat no food wasted here
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Why are you buying organics?
Wait your YT name is ābut first, coffeeā? I have heard that somewhere on some video but I canāt think of where
I'm in the regret later phase you don't want to be there
I always try but always over spent I guess cause it feel good when you really want something and you buy it for your self even if itās food
Your already not realistic. I can't afford organic. I can only spend about 27 bucks a week to cook or eat out after bills and yes I have a job and I'm a student.