Saving Money On Eating Out

[Ramose]

Sorry perhaps I took what you said out of context in how you said it. You sounded like since live in relationships have legal recourse that it doesn't matter if they are mingling their money without thought of legal ramifications. Happy to hear that isn't what you meant.

No worries, it's easy to misinterpret someone when you are using written communication.

I get saddened seeing young people meeting and then before you know it they are living together, talking about the future, she gets pregnant and then the guy disappears and she finds that all her money went into the relationship and it is gone, while he squirreled his money away. She is poor and he walks away without having lost much. I realize that that is a huge generalization, but with the advent of cell phones and people that love to talk on them in public while discussing life's private problems, I hear and see too much and I don't hear most of these relationships ending well.

I suppose that is because people don't talk about the ones that are going well. Everyone wants the juiciest gossip. I agree that people often don't take the time to carefully consider the full impact of their decisions, it's definitely not limited to young people though.

[MauBell0405]

Plan your meals for the entire week and list down all the ingredients that you will need. Go to the grocery once a week and buy only the stuff that are included in your grocery list. If you know that you have ready ingredients at home, you will be reluctant to eat out.

[romnickhudges]

I think its not ideal to eat out always if you want to save money. That is not practical but you can do it but not often like everyday. Why not cook food and store it in the fridge then microwave it in the morning or whenever you want to but make sure you don't over stored it in the fridge.