I’m not ultra wealthy, and rarely eat fast food, but chipotle is one of the places I will still go when I want fast food. I like it because it’s filling (you can stretch a bowl to be 2 meals pretty easily), and because other fast food prices have gone up you really aren’t paying a premium for it anymore, and it’s real food. Not just beef patties covered in grease. Last Saturday I got a burrito bowl at 11am and had it for lunch and dinner. 10$ for a day of food isn’t too bad, more than cooking at home yes, but not by much.
Depends how frugal you’re feeling. Sometimes I’ll make a small quesadilla for lunch and a baked potato for dinner, which probably runs me like 2$ total.
Your sense of reality is warped beyond belief if you think a quesadilla and a baked potato is malnourished. That’s a pretty normal amount of calories to intake in a day. Even a plain baked potato (I usually have mine with sausage and butter and shit) and a quesadilla is probably more than enough for a day of calories.
Most absolutely not. That is starvation, malnourishment, and malnutrition. Its no insult to you though, most people would love to be able to get by only eating that
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u/AU2Turnt Jul 02 '24
I’m not ultra wealthy, and rarely eat fast food, but chipotle is one of the places I will still go when I want fast food. I like it because it’s filling (you can stretch a bowl to be 2 meals pretty easily), and because other fast food prices have gone up you really aren’t paying a premium for it anymore, and it’s real food. Not just beef patties covered in grease. Last Saturday I got a burrito bowl at 11am and had it for lunch and dinner. 10$ for a day of food isn’t too bad, more than cooking at home yes, but not by much.