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Ms. Toad

(34,060 posts)
48. I don't see anyone who obviously assumes anything other than per person.
Sun Mar 11, 2018, 06:56 PM
Mar 2018

I was certainly talking about per person.

I'm not sure what you're referring to, but $60/week for food seems low to me ecstatic Mar 2018 #1
I agree-- $60 a week is low for a family. dawg day Mar 2018 #3
I'm going to go out on the limb and suggest food prices in SoCal are high Bucky Mar 2018 #25
$60 a week is sufficient for me. Rorey Mar 2018 #8
$60 bucks a month for food? I'm thinking, "40 pound bags of brown rice." Eyeball_Kid Mar 2018 #27
disney employee is spending about $8.50 per day. i would get cans of refried beans, tortillas Demovictory9 Mar 2018 #41
Youre gonna get real fucking sick of Codeine Mar 2018 #49
lol.. yeah..but better than crackers and cheese dinner Demovictory9 Mar 2018 #53
I knew someone who did this over the summer ProudLib72 Mar 2018 #64
fwiw red beans and rice provide all the necessary amino acids shanny Mar 2018 #52
We cook most things at home, don't eat out, shop at Trader Joe and Sprout - NRaleighLiberal Mar 2018 #2
Us too mcar Mar 2018 #30
For reference, here's the other thread: petronius Mar 2018 #4
Your claim of $60 a month on food adds up to $12- $15 weekly. That does not seem realistic. 33taw Mar 2018 #5
$60 a WEEK Demovictory9 Mar 2018 #37
The OP says they spend $60 a month. former9thward Mar 2018 #43
Try reading the OP Ms. Toad Mar 2018 #47
I'll tell you what doesn't add up. B2G Mar 2018 #6
The husband buys his own food. KatyaR Mar 2018 #46
And has his own good income calculated separately for living expenses- as well as dining out. LOL. bettyellen Mar 2018 #56
How on earth do you and another person, e.g. the "we", get by on $60 a month for food? Autumn Mar 2018 #7
Analyze the decisions of the rich, not the poor n/t leftstreet Mar 2018 #9
Very good point. dawg day Mar 2018 #14
Boom. Codeine Mar 2018 #23
$60 a week for food is complete bullshit. Codeine Mar 2018 #10
$15 an hour is $2400 a month dawg day Mar 2018 #11
The original article was talking about Disney LAND employees csziggy Mar 2018 #31
even worse. dawg day Mar 2018 #34
apartments one bedroom start at $1600 in anaheim calif Demovictory9 Mar 2018 #38
Many people don't live in same area they work JI7 Mar 2018 #45
Doesn't That Make Transportation More Costly ProfessorGAC Mar 2018 #66
California rents are very, very high. Sophia4 Mar 2018 #59
I'm sorry, something is not adding up here GeorgeGist Mar 2018 #12
Recent refugee from the Land of the Mouse dameatball Mar 2018 #13
Again, the original article was talking about CALIFORNIA csziggy Mar 2018 #32
Sorry, it was this forest and all these meddlesome trees!!! dameatball Mar 2018 #35
$60 a MONTH for food? Downtown Hound Mar 2018 #15
To be fair, it does say $60 'each' not for (all) people. mr_lebowski Mar 2018 #24
I don't see anyone who obviously assumes anything other than per person. Ms. Toad Mar 2018 #48
$60 a WEEK Demovictory9 Mar 2018 #36
The OP claimed a month. nt Codeine Mar 2018 #50
$60 a month??? I spend more than that on pet food and supplies. Vinca Mar 2018 #16
I am missing the point in this "rant" beachbum bob Mar 2018 #17
claim on $60/person for a month is pretty questionable as I missed that beachbum bob Mar 2018 #18
We have spent 2 months in Florida and I can say the food prices are 20% minimum MORE beachbum bob Mar 2018 #19
The report was about Disney Land in CALIFORNIA csziggy Mar 2018 #33
I suspect california food prices are 20% more than central illinois too beachbum bob Mar 2018 #65
Check your math. Ms. Toad Mar 2018 #20
Something Else To Consider Me. Mar 2018 #26
Well . . . maybe some people Ms. Toad Mar 2018 #28
I Get That Me. Mar 2018 #29
a week Demovictory9 Mar 2018 #39
No. The OP was declaring something fishy with the story because they spend $60/month. Ms. Toad Mar 2018 #44
oh..ok Demovictory9 Mar 2018 #62
60 a week Demovictory9 Mar 2018 #40
The OP said $60/week was fishy Ms. Toad Mar 2018 #42
We could not eat on $60 per month. We live in California, and don't eat that much. Sophia4 Mar 2018 #61
Were referring to the OP, Codeine Mar 2018 #51
When I first read this story I thought let's Wellstone ruled Mar 2018 #21
A note on rent: shanny Mar 2018 #22
You pay $60/mo for food? pangaia Mar 2018 #54
Would you post a week's worth of sample meals???? LAS14 Mar 2018 #55
I know right?? I'm really curious! ecstatic Mar 2018 #63
You know what REALLY doesnt add up? Codeine Mar 2018 #57
+1 tammywammy Mar 2018 #60
Are you in California? Sophia4 Mar 2018 #58
That usually happens when we lack relevant variables and replace them with presumptions. LanternWaste Mar 2018 #67
Well stated! Did you just make that up, or is it well known in scientific circles? nt LAS14 Mar 2018 #68
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