Outsourcing Cooking with Craigslist for $60/week
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Outsourcing Cooking with Craigslist for $60/week
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Re: Outsourcing Cooking with Craigslist for $60/week
#2I find it odd that the options he considered were restaurants, take out, and hiring a personal chef. Don't the pizza shops in his area deliver?
Re: Outsourcing Cooking with Craigslist for $60/week
#3About half the time I wish I could outsource my job to someone on Craig's list for $15/hr so that I could spend more time cooking.
Re: Outsourcing Cooking with Craigslist for $60/week
#4I find it odd that the options he considered were restaurants, take out, and hiring a personal chef. Don't the pizza shops in his area deliver?
It sounds like he values variety and healthfulness in his food.
Re: Outsourcing Cooking with Craigslist for $60/week
#5I find it odd that the options he considered were restaurants, take out, and hiring a personal chef. Don't the pizza shops in his area deliver?
What I like about what he's doing is that he's able to get good, healthy food for relatively quite cheap- it's a great way to save time and still live well.
Re: Outsourcing Cooking with Craigslist for $60/week
#6> 1. Cooking
Cooking dinner takes me about 20 minutes every day and I eat pretty healthy.
> 2. Washing dishes - especially pots, pans and knives that can’t go in the dishwasher
I must be doing it wrong because I put absolutely everything in the dishwasher. Seems to work well enough for me.
> 3. Shopping - especially for food!
I go shopping about every 5 days and that's about 1 hour round trip.
> 4. Driving out to get take out (just DRIVING!)
I almost never pick up take out. If I do it's to somewhere close and 20 minute round trip.
Re: Outsourcing Cooking with Craigslist for $60/week
#7Cooking a nice meal with my wife is one of the few sacred couples-time block we have every day.
Re: Outsourcing Cooking with Craigslist for $60/week
#8I find it odd that the options he considered were restaurants, take out, and hiring a personal chef. Don't the pizza shops in his area deliver?
What I like about what he's doing is that he's able to get good, healthy food for relatively quite cheap- it's a great way to save time and still live well.
It's not really that cheap. $60 PLUS ingredients. You're going to do as well as that with "by the pound" grocery store buffets, which can be quite healthy.
Re: Outsourcing Cooking with Craigslist for $60/week
#9I find it odd that the options he considered were restaurants, take out, and hiring a personal chef. Don't the pizza shops in his area deliver?
It sounds like he values variety and healthfulness in his food.
He never says what he's getting. I would lay money Casey is a fat, typical, American mother and he's getting loads of starch, cheap meat, and a low variety of vegetables.
Re: Outsourcing Cooking with Craigslist for $60/week
#10About half the time I wish I could outsource my job to someone on Craig's list for $15/hr so that I could spend more time cooking.
There was an hilarious dilbert strip which I can not find which had Dilbert washing his cubicle with a spray bottle and rag, dancing about having a great time, and then Alice shows up and says, "Okay, you've had the bottle long enough. It's my turn to pretend to be a janitor."
It's not funny till you've been there: Mundane labor in the office [1] is strangely delightful compared to typing.
[1] Not just janitorial work, but office moves, decorating, carrying stuff, etc.