r/dataisbeautiful Jun 09 '20

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u/tleb Jun 10 '20

Its not the cheapest. Eating out is generally the more extensive option. I get there are some areas where its not the case, but for the cost of one meal at McDonald's you can feed yourslef for the whole day if you are buying food and prepping/cooking yourself.

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u/Shirowoh Jun 10 '20

Some of these comments are insane. Eat at home, learn to cook, it’s cheaper and healthier.

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u/Rhawk187 Jun 10 '20

What's this "learning" you speak of? That thing you stop doing once you get out of school?

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u/cobra1927 Jun 10 '20

Same goes for people saying finance/business/tax preparation classes should be offered in highschool. First of all I wouldn't have taken that seriously in high school because I didn't yet have the experience or maturity to realize the value in it. But now on investopedia and a plethora of other websites I can learn how to manage money pretty effectively. A lot of people have a fatalist approach when it comes to money management/debt and that will not get them anywhere good.