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For real things have gone crazy since covid, I don't see how people are surviving with 3-4 kids and house. Groceries bill has to be almost 2k a month, let alone a decent car and running cost.

I always like the reddit poverty tourists who come in and just wildly guess at how much groceries would cost since they eat out 75% of their meals a week.

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4 kids is a lot of kids

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Groceries for 6 people (or 5 :marseychud: ) still aren't $2,000 a month unless you're intentional about spending that much. $1,000 wouldn't be too crazy.

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Yeah it's a steep number, reddit poors have a habit of exaggerating. I was just saying 4 kids is a lot of kids

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Lol I know people that spend 10-14k on doordash a year. My neighbor and his wife at one point ordered 3-4 doordash deliveries a DAY for at least 6 months when they moved in which is insane. My doorbell camera was constantly pinging my phone since the drivers walked across my front lawn. Don't worry though, Redditors will blame their spending habits on muh heckin food deserts and greedy corporations. Grocery shopping is always more expensive than takeout, after all. :marseyclueless:

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