i've never claimed i'm not lazy. i'm super lazy. if i had unlimited money i wouldn't cook or order from a restaurant. i'd have people literally feed me with a spoon.
this fact, however, is irrelevant from my point.
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this fact, however, is irrelevant from my point.
[1] which may include partying and hooking up, as well as removing any awkwardness they have.
people will disagree, but you need only look at the facts to see.
tldr: only lazy people with more time than money would be interested in this.
if anyone disagrees go ahead and post your cooking schedule and workflow. i'll point out the glaring inefficiencies (e.g. buying small amounts of food frequently for preparing and then complaining it takes too long to eat; cooking small amounts of food; not preslicing meat upon purchase, etc)
the one thing i'll give meal kits is that you can get a large variety of food.
In fact some definitions of attention define it as the ability to ignore unwanted or unneeded things. In general, I do think it is correct to focus on a specific, salient example of harassment, that is, women's harassment than the abstract. Just as I think it's better to focus on sexism or racism rather than "discrimination"
assuming a moderately active lifestyle (e.g. an hour of brisk walking a day), we're skeptical that exercise has any significant advantage, if any, compared to improved nutrition and non-exercise lifestyle changes (more and better quality sleep, better friendships, etc.).
that being said, exercise certainly isn't bad.
Let's say as a result of Creation's sharing of this data with local governments, crime is nonexistent.
Based on only what we've said is that a good or bad deal? Also, all of your examples were either purchased or have alternatives, so, yeah.
Of course, you, by comparison will seem lackluster. Realizing that a single person on here may be lacking in specific expertise may give you solace.