I'll attempt this reply again without any swipes. >Yeah so you had time to do the shopping, cooking, and portioning every week which is at least a few hours ri

I'll attempt this reply again without any swipes. >Yeah so you had time to do the shopping, cooking, and portioning every week which is at least a few hours right? Yes, after taking 18 hours a semester and working 30 hours a week. >And you had a single store nearby that could provide you with everything you needed in one go, and reliable access to it. No I did not, I typically made several trips to markets and shops to get the things I required. Typically early in the morning or late in the evening. >And of course a kitchen No, a kitchenette in a tiny hole I called home. >a way to store it during the week Yes. Humans have figured out ways to store food for eons. >a way to carry it My backpack? >and reheat it where you need to eat it. Reheating not required, though I did use the microwave at the student lounge and work often. >You can see how not every part of this is guaranteed right? Every part wasn't guaranteed for me, not sure what point you're making? >And how removing even one makes it significantly more of a burden It's not a burden, it's an essential part of human existence that, checks notes, billions of people from the richest to the poorest countries do every day.