My boyfriend (20) and I (18) have been living together for 2 years in an urban apartment. For us, it usually goes like this:

  1. Delivery
  2. Eating out
  3. Cooking at home

We visit our parents (and they visit us) often, and they give us lots of home-cooked food. We mostly cook at home just for fun.

I’m curious what it’s like for other people, especially in different age groups or family setups!

  • icystar@lemmy.cif.su
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    22 hours ago

    £25 (~US$34), which is about the price of a decent meal for one person in a low-end restaurant here.

    Bullshit.

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      18 hours ago

      Maybe I could have been clearer about the number of courses I was talking about.

      The last meal I went out for was a family outing paid for by a relative. There were five of us (one a child) and we all had a two course meal and drinks. The bill was well in excess of £100. This was not an upscale restaurant.

      Yes there were cheaper options on the menu. The starters, and maybe a couple of the mains were under £10, but that’s just one course.

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        15 hours ago

        There are also cheaper restaurants to go to. Much cheaper.

        Your argument made it seem like there are no cheaper options, which is false.

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      16 hours ago

      Checks out actually if you have a main and pudding or a drink. Not many places will be cheaper than that.

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        15 hours ago

        Where are you talking about that this is the case?

        We can do internet searches to see if you’re correct.

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          9 hours ago

          They gave prices in GBP (almost certainly, almost no one else uses £), I also l live in the UK and can confirm it’s a pretty reasonable statement to make.

          A few fast food options might be a bit less but can you seriously count that as a restaurant?

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      22 hours ago

      Why are you being so unpleasant?

      I’m curious where you live that dining out is so cheap and welfare pays so much.

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        22 hours ago

        You don’t have to be curious. Just about everywhere there is civilization, you can eat at a restaurant for under THIRTY-FOUR FUCKING DOLLARS. The fact this needs to be spelled out to you should be a wake up call to anyone who isn’t living in your privileged bubble.

        A better question would be, where are you living where you can’t find a meal for under that price? I’d love to know so we can do some internet searching and see if you’re telling the truth.