640 effing million

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Fair enough. Good points. Just, in the meantime, before you win, don't let perfect be the enemy of good.

 

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Also, I don't give a shit what ANYONE says, it's more expensive to eat healthy. I can get a McDouble, a McChicken and an order of fries for $3.24. I can't even make a sammich and salad for that. And it's the cost of time as well.

 

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McDouble is best burger to eat in the car. Fits in one hand and nothing falls out.

 

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This couldn't be more true. One of my friends back home is always talking about how he eats healthy and organic and all that shit, dude must make at least twice what I make to be able to afford all that stuff.

I went to Pathmark today and got cold cuts, oranges, apples, bread and pickles to put on my sandwiches for work and it cost me $35.

 

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I love my house! I don't want to move!

 

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You can hire security.

Hell, you can hire Steve Spurrier to cook you breakfast while Brook Jacoby massages your feet.

 

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*reworking budget to buy 1000 tickets tomorrow morning*

 

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My church would REALLY love that I am a 10% tither.

 

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Regarding the food discussion here. I've recently devoted myself to working out regularly and eating better and it's not been easy with this job. Trying to find the time to eat healthy is just about impossible when you're going to be out for 10-15 hours and don't feel like cooking for 10 hours on your one day off a week to load up on fresh-cooked meals.

Ever since I've forced myself in the gym every day, I've dropped 25 pounds and am half-way to my goal of weighing 200 by the end of the year.

The point is, you can do it but it's VERY difficult to do with a full-time job, especially in this industry.

 

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Exactly. Sure, I should be doing more to take care of myself as it is. In fact, I did just join a gym and I've actually been going. My diet isn't terrible, but the lack of exercise had really caught up with me lately.

That said, it's a hell of a lot easier to find the time if you don't have to work.

 

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Bought a ticket.