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Laittakaa meemejä tänne.
A couple of years ago, I was working way too much and I lost the habit of eating lunch. It turns out I don't miss it that much. I just dont eat a meal, sometimes maybe a handful of chickpeas or something if I feel like I need the energy. I lost about 45 lbs through this somewhat accidental intermittent fasting.
I have to wonder how much money I have saved by skipping one meal a day for years.
Can't you just check your bank account?
Okay, I'll bite. How would that work? My bank account is just a string of numbers. It doesnt have a way to tell me how much I didnt spend on 3 years of hypothetical lunches. I buy all my groceries for our meals all at once, not through separate accounts for breakfast, "what would have been lunch," and supper.
I definitely need that meal to have energy to work
Jokes on you, I can sleep 13 hours a day and still eat six meals.
Are you a Dragon Ball character?
Of course, what would we do without 2nd breakfast, 2nd lunch and 2nd dinner?
Alternatively, when you get hungry in the evening, just have "go to sleep" for dinner!
AHHHHHahhhHHHHHhhhh, the Broke Man's way...
>be me
>wake up at 8
>still only have two meals a day
It saves time and money!
AAHHH the frenssshampaign
I remember doing this in college.
no food? looks like I'm having a 16 hour nap for dinner and breakfast.
I pretty much eat 1 meal a day because that's all I can afford. Other than sex and companionship, I also seeks dates because I am hungry.
This used to work great before the pandemic. Need a new plan ASAP.
