Definition of 'quit'. quit. Word forms: 3rd person singular present tense quits , present participle quitting language note: The form quit is used in the present tense and is the past tense and past participle. 1. verb. If you quit your job, you choose to leave it.
At an average cost of $12.75 per meal, youâd save yourself $8.75 for each of those meals. In other words, the average American would save $36.75 per person per week by moving all of their meals from restaurants to home-prepared meals.Letâs look at a more realistic picture.iven that thereâs 18.2 meals eaten outside the home in an average month by the average American, the average meal outside the home costs a person $12.75. Again, thatâs reasonable. You might eat an inexpensive lunch or two thatâs below that number, then spend much more than that on a nicer dinner eaten outside the home.
She says, on average, each meal we eat away from home adds 134 calories. Once a week, over the course of a year, that can add up to two pounds. Since 1960, the average adult is 24 pounds heavier. âIf you look when you go out to a restaurant, often the food is served on a platter. I tell my students thatâs two to three servings youâre getting when you go out to eat.â. Lunch is the most popular meal away from home and averages about $10 a meal.