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| Buuberries | Oct 17 2013, 07:03 PM Post #31 |
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Like I said, I did fine at university and ate pretty healthy foods most of the time, but that doesn't address what I said earlier: Now that I'm out of university, I don't just have to buy food for myself since I'm back with my family. For four days of food, we spend about £80 buying healthy food. That'd be enough to feed me for a month if I lived by myself, but not with so many people. And we don't even eat much, either. If we decided to buy processed s*** instead of going for healthier options, we would probably be able to get more food for less money. Idk why you keep trying to argue this point. Processed food here is cheaper than healthier options. Edited by Buuberries, Oct 17 2013, 07:05 PM.
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