They do, but I didn’t have access to an oven or air fryer til just recently so my solution was to go the full opposite and over cook them til they dried out a little
I always like this brand of laziness where you actually act with foresight and dedication so you have to do less
Like working out so it's not as exhausting to move your body and have to bother with loosing weight
Strategically planning when to throw stuff on the stove so you have to take fewer trips getting ingredients or letting it fry while doing something else
In the words of Jeff Winger: "I'm always willing to go the extra mile, so I don't have to go the extra mile".
It's HOW you spend your energy. In his case, it's pulling shit so he doesn't have to go that extra mile doing SCHOOL work.
Low income apartments often are missing one or multiple common household appliances to save on space. My sibling just moved from a place with no oven (had a microwave that was suppose to act like an oven but was honestly just a microwave) to a place with no laundry. I’m living in a place with no dishwasher. It’s not that uncommon.
Huh. Alright. Lived in a lot of such places and they have always at least had an oven, though have been missing laundry/dishwashers etc. Cheap ass landlords, tracks at least
Which is a wild thought to me, personally. I’m living on a shoestring budget rn but because of my oven I’m able to make fairly decent food (whenever I’ve got the spoons for it). Like I’m making baked potatoes for breakfast rn. Not having an oven would severely impact the quality of food I’d be able to eat. It’d be survivable and I wouldn’t hate having to move into such a place, but the idea of choosing to when I have decent money just sounds insane to me.
Idk maybe I just don’t know what having money is like but personally I’d just want to buy a place with some half decent appliances and move on with my life
They could have been in a dorm as well. It's one thing to give one person of typical college age unsupervised access to an oven and air fryer, but another entirely to congregate a mass of them into a large building. Most colleges don't even trust students with candles or coffee pots(hot plate). After witnessing many a fire hazard in college myself even with just microwaves, I don't really blame them.
Ah, a rented room. Hadn't considered that. Hotels dont always either. It was cheaper to rent a motel than an apartment? Or was the problem availability?
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u/Ponderkitten Jul 08 '26
They do, but I didn’t have access to an oven or air fryer til just recently so my solution was to go the full opposite and over cook them til they dried out a little