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They used to say if you want to save money, eat at home. That's what I will be doing today: making a simple meal... ginger fried rice with chicken. But how much is it really saving me? Let's take a look, shall we?

Let's get the ingredients.

We will start with the 1 pound, 2 ounces frozen sticky rice for $5.29 (used to be $5 even a few weeks ago)

Then the off-brand canned chicken for $4 (because let's be honest, $3.99 is REALLY $4 in disguise)

Then we will grab a small bottle of ginger dressing for $5 (again, $4.99 is really $5 in disguise)

So all in all, around a pound of made-from-home fried rice with chicken is $15!

I mean, yeah, you can say it feeds 2 people, but a supposed "cheaper" rice meal with canned meat at home is $15. Think about that! Imagine if I were to have purchased fresh chicken from the meat section. Imagine if this were a more elaborate meal, how much more would that cost?

so imagine you are actually overweight. not skinny, not slender. maybe at the very upper end of "normal" but not quite fat. Just objectively a little overweight or "plus size". Additionally: imagine he has stated on multiple occasions that you are attractive to him and he has never made your weight an issue or even talked about it plus he's not asking you to lose weight. he just confirms your own view that you are slightly chubby when litterally your bmi is by definition in the overweight zone. would you still be mad at him?

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