What is the point of fast food anymore

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People just dont know how to cook. Its an unpopular take these days but with the cost of living I cant help but look at how some of the people I know eat and think "Y'all could use some fucking austerity". Everything is pre-made, pre-prepped, and sometimes pre-cooked.

Forget simple and nutritious. I can make you the filthiest nastiest food coma inducing double bacon cheeseburger in about the time it takes most people to make it to and through the drivethrough, and probably for less than you would spend on fuel. The less said about how much better my fried chicken is the better.

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Or maybe you think a "cheeseburger" is too big. Let me get you the smallest combinations of fry+burger+drink on the whole menu. $17.30 here.

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That's a full 3$ more than it is on the West Coast. Sorry you guys have a higher cost of living.

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Or maybe you are fat and want large fries, burger and a shake. $25.11

Anti-Face Weapon

What is your industry? That saying is awesome.

JackFrostNCola

Well spotted

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I've heard it in engineering and software both

Cid Vicious

Pretty common saying in the business world.

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Where in Canada are you? Here in BC, the prices are quite different from what you mentioned.

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Well, university coop cafes are always gonna be comparatively cheap, but yeah, Japan's prepared food is generally cheap on a different level. Stuff in grocery stores for one thing, but I still can't quite figure out how sukiya or yoshinoya puts a beef set meal in front of you in 5 mins for less than 1000 yen

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So order it to go!

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Buy frozen chicken nuggies/pizza and bake it in the oven

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More expensive in Atlanta than the one I linked.

Dallas TX has even higher prices than atlanta.

No idea what kind of "west coast" area you're in that things are cheap. Usually COL is nuts there... but the coast is thousands of miles so...

oshu

$18 of that $25 was delivery fees and tip

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Pizza is also ridiculously expensive where I live. For something that is comprised of almost entirely dough, cheese, and tomato sauce, it's kind of criminal that some places are charging $20 or more for a large pie. It probably cost them $1.50 worth of ingredients to make when you factor in bulk pricing.

Aurelius

In my days, you got a week's worth of calories for $3.50

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So a detective show that gets cancelled after one season?

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Chowder.

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Why would I give the IRS an interest free loan? Taking that same 5% from your paycheck directly and setting up an automatic transfer to a high-yield savings account or an IRA each month would give you better dividends over the same period of time.

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Screw that. Last month I got free burgers with minimum $1 purchase at burger king. Two cookies =$1 exactly.

Pack soda can and go, lol.