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As long as there's no lutefisk on crispbread. ;P I lived with some Norwegians and hung out with YSC in the Bay Area. I'm not more than 10% Scandinavian, if th
by heyjudy 8y ago
As long as there's no lutefisk on crispbread. ;P
I lived with some Norwegians and hung out with YSC in the Bay Area. I'm not more than 10% Scandinavian, if that.
Packing a lunch can be wise, if it's worth your or someone else's time. I spent over $25k/yr dining out for lunch and dinner in my year of maximum unfrugality. :'( Don't do as I did, save money where it balances pennywise (not wasting time saving pennies) and poundwise (not wasting tons of money). At least prepared food from a grocery store rather than a restaurant, meal kit service or restaurant meal delivery service. Take advantage of healthy free or low/er cost food nearby when available. If you're a VC or CEO and raking in coin, pay (almost) any amount to automate everything. If you're broke, automate gradually as you get less broke.
Back to article topic: When I was a kid, every day was a sizable packed lunch from home at school. Had to get to 2 m and 80 kg somehow, as I was two-dimensional until university.