re: OT bachelors; how often do you cook?

That's a good point. Cooking at home is not the big money saver it's advertised by some to be.

I went ahead and made an investment on a hot blonde roommate who is a very good cook and loves to do it.

Working out well.

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Never understood how people can eat out all the time. If I eat out 2 or 3 means in a row, I feel like shite.

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This. When my garden's producing a lot I eat probably half my meals from it. My energy level goes thru the roof.

I'm too much of a cheap arse to do that . I always eat any leftovers and get pissed if something does go bad.

It helps that I enjoy cooking and trying new stuff. Keeps it from getting old quick.

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That's a good point. Cooking at home is not the big money saver it's advertised by some to be.

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Well it can be expensive if youre not shopping to save money.

You could eat fast food every meal of the day for a week and the smart shopper at the grocery store will still come out ahead

People that think money cant be saved either cant cook, dont know how to shop at a grocery store, or are too lazy and would rather go to popeyes and overpay for fried chicken.

I do tip based on the total of the bill, regardless of what percentage drinks are, but I get annoyed when they give an attitude when I order water...especially because most times I am out my booze costs more than the food.

BRAH, YOU KNOW. .
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4 nights a week on the mins. I can concoct some culinary masterpieces on a budg.

Turned 31 in March. I don't drink liquor when I'm eating dinner, and I always just pick it up. I'll only go actually sit down if I am on a date, and I've been trying to do activities during the day lately

As a bachelor, you only really achieve a cost save if you are willing to make multiple meals-worth of the same thing and eat it over the following days.

Grocery portions are typically geared towards multiple servings.