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> It takes about a half hour of prep so I only do it on weekends. > Not only do a save a lot of money So, it's not cheaper.

• brianwawok 9y ago
  Well, presumably most of us are not getting paid by the hour to work on weekends. So no, you are not giving up a paid hour of consulting to make the pizza.
• twothamendment 9y ago
  Outside of work there aren't many things I do that are "worth the money". Is it worth the money to bake pizza? Not if you compare the cost of a chain pizza vs what I make on average when I'm working. I do so many things at home that are not "worth my time", but if I could trade doing them for more hours sitting at my desk would I do it? No! I spend enough time working. Some people enjoy cooking, gardening, yard work, etc. There are days that pulling weeds is a nice break from sitting at a desk. I'd never want to work every waking hour at my job so someone can cook, clean and take care of my house for me. Some things I do - are they worth the money? Not a chance. Worth my time? That all depends on how you'd rather spend your time.
• throwaway2016a 9y ago
  1. Your discounting that some people (myself included) enjoy cooking so it is a liesure activity. 2. The whole "my time is worth X at work so it is worth paying X to not spend time doing something myself" is a fallacy. That only applies if there is opportunity cost involved. 3. Unless you pay even more for delivery or the pizza place is right next door, it will take you 15+ minutes to drive there, pick up the pizza, and come back.