It sounds about right to me if you don't like cooking. Note that the cost is for prepared food. Buying raw ingredients and cooking them yourself is cheaper in

It sounds about right to me if you don't like cooking. Note that the cost is for prepared food. Buying raw ingredients and cooking them yourself is cheaper in terms of explicit dollar costs, but if you don't enjoy cooking then you also need to assign some monetary value for having to do something that you don't like. I think I would enjoy taking a break and cooking so free food is probably not worth $60 to me personally. It's not crazy to think that my employer gets a benefit of more than $60 through increased productivity by providing me with free food though.