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McGill. They butcher me hard with books and tuition fee... all for some random piece of paper at the end...
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Food is different for everyone. I have an incredibly fast metabolism and can eat whatever I want whenever I want and never gain weight - I clock in at just under 130lbs and never really eat what most people consider "healthy". I live on cereal, bagels, pasta and pizza. It helps that I play soccer like 3 times a week and walk everywhere out of sheer cheapness. On the other hand, I had my friend visit me over the long weekend from out of town and it threw into perspective how little I have to eat and how I'm fine with eating random things at random times. My theory is that most people can spend any amount of money they want (within reason) on things they need/want... it's all about prioritizing, budgeting, and knowing your limits. I choose to spend less on delicious food and spend more on buying music. For others, the priority may be different.
| Originally Posted by Chef Medeski /img/forum/go_quote.gif Where do u go? Mcgill/Concordia... or do u attend a French university? |
McGill. They butcher me hard with books and tuition fee... all for some random piece of paper at the end...
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| Originally Posted by pne /img/forum/go_quote.gif its hard convincing yourself to spend money on food when you can eat pasta and rice every meal and save a ton of money. I did this for a month and gained a ton of weight. I've learned my lesson and try to eat as healthy as my budget allows, you get a lot more energy throughout the day, and you aren't doing a toll on your health. |
Food is different for everyone. I have an incredibly fast metabolism and can eat whatever I want whenever I want and never gain weight - I clock in at just under 130lbs and never really eat what most people consider "healthy". I live on cereal, bagels, pasta and pizza. It helps that I play soccer like 3 times a week and walk everywhere out of sheer cheapness. On the other hand, I had my friend visit me over the long weekend from out of town and it threw into perspective how little I have to eat and how I'm fine with eating random things at random times. My theory is that most people can spend any amount of money they want (within reason) on things they need/want... it's all about prioritizing, budgeting, and knowing your limits. I choose to spend less on delicious food and spend more on buying music. For others, the priority may be different.
