I don't buy lunch at work... I bring it from home. $20 is my weekly lunch.BF would be f**ked on the $10 a day food budget if he's buying $9 a glass orange juice.
i buy a $2 loaf of bread and a stack of $1.45 tins of flavoured tuna and that's my lunches for a week. Either another loaf of bread for toast in the morning or cereal and been having emily's kitchen meals for 6-7 bucks a hit for dinner. FIll in the rest of the budget with different things to keep it interesting as snacks
Rhino knows. I've never liked plane tuna (that's just for putting in tuna pasta bakes) but the tunas with good flavour make for yum sandwiches.
NegativeIt wasn't just a glass though, it was probably the same size as a large coke that you would get at McDonalds, but it was still over-priced. I did pay more but I didn't really care considering that I was holiday, and I had something like $2,200 left with 1 plane left to catch back to Sydney. The end result is that Singapore is indeed a very expensive part of SE Asia... probably THE most expensive. They do pay well though, so that's why a lot of Western people move their for work, but are probably shocked with just how expensive it is to live there.
Got two dates this week.
One of them (Kenya) wants me to spend the night tomorrow. I'm into her and attracted to her, but I'm just not feeling it. What da fuq is wrong?
Meant to say "plain". The problem with typing 80 Words Per Minute and relying on the red line to alert you to mistakes. The red lines doesn't help when your mistake is properly spelled.Plane tuna? Are these like flying fish?
when i was in the midst of dropping my 20+kg this year i had a choice a day of either chicken, red meat (roo) or tuna/salmon and just rotated through the week with brown rice and raw veggies. FOr the first 2 months that is all i ate with about 4L of water a day
The tinned chicken stuff is alright as another alternative to tuna.