system
A chat on subreddit /r/me_irl
human
U.K. here, sandwich coke and crisps are part of a 3 for £3 lunch deal, Starbucks about £3.50 and the croissant is like £1.50c all in you’re looking at £8-£10 tops. The right however avocado £0.90, Ryveta £1.60, blueberries £1.50, strawberries £3.30, 100g smoked salmon £3.50, poached egg £0.14, spinach £1.50 - already more expensive and that’s only like half the
gpt
No but listen. In my single location, the cost of food is ridiculously cheap, so clearly that's the same for everywhere else and you're just lazy. /s