[Prosocorneliay]

About 3 euros.

We (i.e. the new intern, at the moment) go shopping every day and then make our own sandwiches.

On Fridays we occasionally have something more fancy, like fish, croquette or hamburger, which usually adds another 2-3 euros.

[Creelaleps]

Originally posted by Riesstiu IV
I make serious posts but it's rare. Everything in the exercise threads have been serious. I figure since I'm forced to be serious everywhere else in life why not use this forums as a chance to act like an annoying twit? I try to avoid debates and serious issues because its always the same. People hold the same issues and no amount of arguing is going to change anything. That is much like why I'm serious on the forums, because the rest of my life is anything but... plus there's no chance any harm comes of an argument on the internet since no one ever even pays much attention to what's been said.

flame wars

[Keendwainge]

I wouldn't spend over 3 euros and usually less than that.

[QqJamxqP]

Originally posted by Riesstiu IV
Holy crap, serious post ahead! So easy... so easy...

I've been doing student teaching and substituting at the high school level and as tempting as it is to shoot the bull with students, it would be a huge mistake (especially early on in the year) since it gives them ideas that you aren't serious about your job. If they perceive a teacher that way, they'll take advantage of him/her. I have to be serious. Teachers

Me not being a teacher (except for how to build sandcastles)

[stoneeZef]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
Most of the time, I bring my own lunch, whether it be leftovers or sandwiches. 1-2 times a week, I buy lunch and its anywhere from $5-$8 in downtown Atlanta. Sounds like me...except for the Atlanta part.

Sometimes I can blow $20 at a more fancy place for a birthday or going-away party , but that's just a few times a year.

[Adfcvkdg]

$0.30 or so cents worth of rice and beans, daily. Food is fuel, not a hobby.

[Patgaepx]

Just had a grilled swiss cheese sandwich. Two slices of wheat bread, a slice and a quarter of Oregon's best Tillamook Swiss, excellent stuff, and two pads of butter.

I don't know what that came to...maybe 60 cents if that.

[sanddrareyk]

It doesn't sound like anything to me, TBH

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[JJoon077]

But we don't

[BrodiKennedy]

It depends on the day but Subway offers foot long subs for $5 (2.5 pounds), you can get some good Vietnamese (Bahn Mi or Phu) for the same price, and a burrito is around $3.95.

[duawLauff]

I don't use a card. I hate the paper trail. Just look at your statement some month. I get out "X" amount of cash each week, and I like the look of the records a lot better. Nothing.

[AlbrtJhnsqw]

Originally posted by Darius871
$0.30 or so cents worth of rice and beans, daily. Food is fuel, not a hobby.

Missing out.

[pennadyFeet]

And they are still starving despite your sacrifice?

[cargo_brad]

Originally posted by LordShiva
I use a card. With 3% cash back on restaurants, I made >$300 last year Yeah, but just look at you. You hang around with a bunch of dancing bananas. Naturally, anyone who runs with a crowd like that wouldn't care.

[Savviers]

Originally posted by Darius871


Not all of them, but I suppose taking the miniscule $50/mo I can afford to give to third world charities and instead pissing it away on mediocre designer foods with a 300% markup would take food out of several mouths, yes.

[Rjvpicux]

It wasn't all food, actually. I also used teh card for hotels (2% cash back).