I mean there are many ways to overwork oneself, and I suppose the fact that I often am just too mentally drained after work to do all the cooking anyways speaks

I mean there are many ways to overwork oneself, and I suppose the fact that I often am just too mentally drained after work to do all the cooking anyways speaks to a similar malady. I think we do see PP's point with poorer people with horrendous commutes, part time inconsistent jobs, etc. Lot's of anguish about "food deserts" of course, but I think there is a larger reckoning that we simply need to reduce work and commutes before dual income people at all levels can afford to cook real food.