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If you want to save money, an easy way to do it is to bring your lunch from home, either making it or bringing leftovers. When I forget or don't have time to make a sandwich and wind up having to go out I usually spend about $5.00 at Subway, which is a lot more than my homemade peanut butter and jelly sandwich costs.
There is an argument to be made that if you bring leftovers they are actually free because at least some of them would wind up discarded instead of being eaten.
Probably around $2 a day as well. I bring lunch from home...turkey or chicken sandwich, a yogurt, and an orange/apple. I drink water from our break-room, so that's free. If I buy lunch in our cafeteria, I end up spending $5-6 for a sandwhich & a bag of chips...not worth it. Salad bar is even more expensive.
I find the idea of skimping on food to pay a mortgage (proverbially speaking) retarded. I spend around $7-$10 a day on lunch. The saying goes 1)Food 2) shelter and 3) clothing for a reason you know....
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