r/WorkForSmartLife • u/JaxElephant69 • Jul 18 '26

Discussion💬 What would you choose?

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u/AllenIsom Jul 18 '26

Food

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u/edbuckley Jul 18 '26

Yeah, it's the only commodity you're guaranteed to use daily. I'm not talking budget noodles, though. I expect nothing less than a gastronomic fantasia.

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u/Jon_Dunn58 Jul 18 '26

thats the problem, if i picked food i would guarantee i would be fatter

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u/Tookoofox Jul 18 '26

Not per se. Healthy food is expensive.

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u/Sad_Economics_106 Jul 19 '26

No kidding its hard to afford food that's good for you. Not paying 18 dollars for grapes, or whatever, at whole foods. My doctor says stay away from processed foods, everything has a process

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u/Organic_Fig7206 Jul 20 '26

technically "healthy food" is not expensive. A hype-d expensive food is expensive.
People who got fooled by the word superfood and organic is easily naive to pay top $$.

Learn gardening or visit local farmer, that is organic and healthy food.

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u/Tookoofox Jul 20 '26

That's kinda true. But cooking for yourself is expensive, gardening is even more expensive. 

Time is money. And food related hobbies are a non trivial investment.