Eating healthy is EXPENSIVE... right? I love the "being able to afford healthy food" thing. I brought a sandwich from home for breakfast (maybe $1.20 worth of ingredients including bread, meat, cheese slice, and veggies) and I drank water. A bigger person at work got a sweet tea and breakfast sandwich across the street for $7.50. They got hungry before I did so we ordered lunch at about 1:30 and I put mine in the fridge until about 4 (we ate breakfast at 11). I got a cup of chili and a bottle of orange juice ($4 + 1.50) and they got a chicken and waffle mess, cake slice, and side salad with a can of diet soda ($11 + 5.50 + 3 + 1) Late shift comes, and I work the open to close shift today. Another chub monster comes in. It's Friday night so I plan on ordering dinner while working. We got food from this sports bar with AMAZING salads. I splurged and got myself a big chef salad with oil and vinegar($9). I had more water and later drank a can of this Lemon Lemon stuff I really like (1.50) The previous person ordered a HUGE, dripping Ruben with loaded cheesey tater tots and a milkshake. (Almost $30)!!! So at the end of the day, a loose day of spending on mostly healthy food came to just over $17 while two hams going through their motions racked up about $60! And I have lunch tomorrow because that is a generous salad. I got super full tonight and have two more meals worth inside. They left no scraps. Edit: also, when I got home I had a spoon full of peanut butter and a handful of mixed nuts with more water.