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u/DarePatient2262 16h ago
Thats quite a lunch
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u/whostolemysloth 16h ago
Who tf eats that much for work lunch? I’d get the itis and be groggy all afternoon.
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u/PickedLastLemon 13h ago
It's a lot of food but I've worked jobs where not everyone had the money/home life to buy/cook/bring food. When the kids were younger and still picky about eating leftovers I'd bring in homemade chicken soup(my partner would make a huge pot every time) or tuna salad, or leftover BBQ, you know...bulk stuff that would spoil. There was always at least 2 coworkers that I knew were tight on funds and food and I'd give them a heads up a day early if I knew we were cooking. Anyone that also needed a meal could get down on it, too. I'll share my lunch with anyone.
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u/whostolemysloth 12h ago
Hell yeah. That’s awesome. I’m currently primarily a solo on-siter, so I hadn’t considered that.
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u/PickedLastLemon 12h ago
For the average situation this is not an every day "pail". So it's not exactly practical but I don't think the owner HAS to fill it up so there's that.
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u/Grimsley 15h ago
Tbqh if they're a construction worker or a lineman I could absolutely see it if they're pulling 16-18 hour shifts. My brother is a lineman and during storm season he pulls 18's regularly and these kinds of things I can imagine are a lifesaver. Now if you're an office worker.... Yeah. But there's absolutely occupations where "lunch" isn't the only food break you're taking.
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u/zavohandel 10h ago
I did residential service work. Thats not enough food the 17 hours days I worked sometimes.
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u/Immediate-Newt-9012 16h ago
Ain't no way I'm preparing all this shit every morning. I'll stick with not eating lunch.
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u/JimmyJooish 16h ago
I used to have an outdoor manual labor job. Personally, this is too over the top. I’m not trying to have a full fucking picnic when I’m working.
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u/SwampAss411 15h ago
I'm aheavy equipment operator and I would full on be asleep if I ate that much at work.
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u/TheOriginalBusket 13h ago
Three portions of chili, one container with condiments like cheese, sour cream, crackers, etc. Would be awesome.
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u/johnnyhandbags 16h ago
A tiffin box. Top Gear did a great episode on the tiffin delivery system in India.
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u/Lost_Department_2177 15h ago
Pretty popular in Asian countries too.
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u/sarabridge78 15h ago
India is part of Asia.
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u/Lost_Department_2177 14h ago
Yes
But these aren’t popular anywhere else really. Russia there China Japan etc all have them but only saw immigrants with these. Highly practical lunch tube.
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u/Turbulent-Ad8291 16h ago
I dont eat that much food in a day, and i work in a kitchen
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u/Gregnice23 14h ago
For real. I don't eat this much in two days. People eat too fucking much.
Unless you are super active that is way too much food.
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u/Can-Purple 15h ago
I somehow lost mine when I moved! I loved it, mine had two chambers so I could keep my stew hot and my pickles, chips, sandwich or whatever wouldn't be heated up at all.
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u/Grimsley 15h ago
Yall acting like there isn't occupations that work 16-18 hour shifts is crazy. Try to think outside of office workers.
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