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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.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
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.
However, for 100 dollars I could probably order out to a set of restaurants to eat for a week. (5 orders of 2 dishes each, should be 20 per an order. That leaves me with 10 restaurant meals which would be about as much food as 12-15 meals from his cook, I suspect). Still, deciding what I want each time, calling, paying the delivery guy... that takes more time.
> 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…
I've always wondered why laundry/maid service isn't more popular too. if your time is worth $30 an hour+ you lose money by doing menial chores such as laundry and cleaning.
Does anyone else find this whole "outsource your life" movement a little disturbing?