In the US daily is pretty standard, I’ll maybe do two depending on exercise or working outside

How high were you to think an 8 hour round trip for taco bell was worth it?

Now we’re starting to see another problem that might be at play when people say “I’m not getting answers to my questions”

Does this guy think straight men often slide into the DMs to tell other men they’re handsome?

American residential streets often have stop signs at every intersection

Probably a bio impedance scale, they’re very inaccurate though

I think more importantly fat and muscle tend to distribute very differently. Muscle doesn’t build up much at the waistline, and for men that’s the first place fat gets deposited

It doesn’t mention losing all sense of time and accidentally playing for 16 hours straight though

I guess I was thinking snacks first and foremost but cheap carbs aren’t necessarily unhealthy. Protein sources are probably the most expensive and mixing in veggies is pricey on a calories/$ basis.

But rice, beans/legumes, and a lot of other basic staple foods are pretty cheap. Eggs are back under a dollar by me at least.

Not having the time/means to shop and prepare food makes sense, or if you’re in a food desert and don’t have much available conveniently.

The kids at the end immediately ready to eat it once it looks like a nugget again

I hate when people bring up the poverty angle, unless it’s more about people having to work more hours/multiple jobs and not having time to cook. Healthy whole foods are generally way cheaper than fast food or even junk food from the grocery store, at least in my experience

Didn’t try too hard there, did you

While there’s a lot I agree with there, it seems like there’s some assumptions made that are doing a lot of the heavy lifting. I guess it’s more of a difference in philosophy, but it seems like a core part of your statement is “people given the opportunity to cooperate without risk to themselves would provide enough for everyone, and whatever they don’t end up providing is unnecessary.”

It’s fair to say that there are a lot of things we don’t need, but it seems a bit flippant to say those things are completely useless. I’m all for strong safety nets that allow people to give to others without having to sacrifice their own wellbeing, but it seems like you’re talking about a quality of life decrease for a large number of people in order to achieve that.

You shouldn’t have to work to exist. You shouldn’t have to be useful to anyone else to be a part of a community

I guess I’m not well versed enough on communist principles but how does this work even on the simplest level? Work has to be done for a person to have shelter, food, etc and that is pretty much unavoidable for now.

How can people both be not obligated to provide anything to the community, while the community is obligated to provide things for them? Is it just assumed that enough people will still want to work to keep the system sustainable?

It’s time to give up this dream, you never even went to med school

Did you mean skillet or skillset? Either way I’m on board with building it up

Bowie, Freddy Mercury, Elton John, etc were just so damn cool they overpowered any homophobia

They hate Bud Light too now

No idea what you’re talking about, I just picked up a new Charger with the F&F package (25 speed manual, factory installed 5000 shot of nitrous) and it seems perfectly realistic

I love spicy food but a hot beverage with it sounds awful. I don’t like carbonation with spicy food either though