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Originally Posted by The Batlord
Fast food is relatively expensive, and healthy food is cheaper. Healthy food is more work though, and it's just easier to go to the drive-thru. Maybe it's that Europe is made of more compact cities (or so I hear) where you don't necessarily need a car, not to mention the price of gas, so cars aren't as big a part of your culture. Over here cars are sort of a necessary thing...even when they're not necessary. And if you have a car then it's just a question of going to the store, taking twenty minutes to buy ingredients, going home, preparing the ingredients, cooking the ingredients, eating, cleaning whatever dishes need to be cleaned, and all of this likely after a full workday. Or...you can take five minutes to go to McDonald's, get a Big Mac, and be full by the time you get home.
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decent point. Still I eat warm food like once or twice a month, cuz it's not very healthy to eat it all the time. I eat raw food usually - so I don't really have that cooking process
just eat fruit, dude!
Yeah, cars are ...dunno. Never had one, never will have one, never will need one. Everything is connected by train & bus systems, even if you don't live in the city. And if you go by train, it's cheaper than driving with a car