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I work full time (from home) and go to class 3 nights a week. The other nights I am usually doing homework. The lack of time and my own laziness means going to
by TACIXAT 10y ago
I work full time (from home) and go to class 3 nights a week. The other nights I am usually doing homework. The lack of time and my own laziness means going to the grocery store gets put off. I don't even like leaving the house to get a meal everyday, as I view the time spent driving as a waste. I recognize how absurd that is, but there is just a lot I would rather be doing than spending 30 minutes fetching lunch (12 there, 12 back, 6 minutes ordering).
Most of the delivery services to my area (not the heart of a city) have high minimums, and I have dietary restrictions, so those meals are about 20 dollars each. Given that, I drive to Chipotle just about every day, as that is one of the closest restaurants I can eat at. Even if I did go shopping, finding 30 minutes or an hour to deal with cooking is also inconvenient.
Even if not working, I'd rather save an hour and hang out with my girlfriend, watch a show, work on a side project, or pet my dogs. There are dozens of things I would rather be doing than going shopping or fetching lunch. I have 5 projects I would love to work on that I don't have time for. That is mostly due to grad school, but given that there are things I want to be doing, that are not being done, it makes everything I'm indifferent about look like a time sink.