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When I lived in an apartment in a university town I'd have to grab my keys, go downstairs, drive to the store, decide what sandwich I want and what I want on it
by aianus 12y ago
When I lived in an apartment in a university town I'd have to grab my keys, go downstairs, drive to the store, decide what sandwich I want and what I want on it, wait for them to make it, eat it, drive back.
Costs $5, 45 - 60 minutes of my time, and is probably less nutritious than the $3 Soylent. And I have to do something similar at least twice a day every day. I don't understand how people don't see the improvement here.
- malyk 12y agoIf all you are making is a sandwich then spend that hour once a week going to a grocery store to buy bread, mayo/mustard, lettuce, meat or meat substitute, etc. Then spend 3 minutes making a sandwich a day and 5 minutes eating it. I don't understand how anyone can see a horribly tasteless, gastrointestinal disturbing, chalky goop could be an improvement on literally any other option. But, I am excited to prepare and eat my meals every day. The taste of the food and the experience of eating is important to me (as is the forced time away from keyboard). Not everyone feels the same way, obviously (though they are wrong! ;) ).