Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My kids call it a "struggle meal." Ordering it for $10+ in a restaurant seems embarrassing.
Your kids don't have any idea what a struggle meal is as those struggling aren't buying avocados.
+1 how tone deaf
Tone deaf? A large avocado costs literally $1. A really nice loaf of bakery bread costs max $8, so let's say max 40 cents for a big slice. And everyone already has cracked pepper or whatever other kind of seasoning you'd prefer.
Now price out the scrambled eggs, toast and bacon.
The original post was ridiculing rich white teen girls for acting uppity, I guess, that avocado toast was their struggle meal.
Anonymous wrote:My kids call it a "struggle meal." Ordering it for $10+ in a restaurant seems embarrassing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My kids call it a "struggle meal." Ordering it for $10+ in a restaurant seems embarrassing.
Your kids don't have any idea what a struggle meal is as those struggling aren't buying avocados.
+1 how tone deaf
Again, they cost under a dollar. I'm in the "can't imagine buying avocado toast at a restaurant, but enjoy eating at home with garlic salt" range of middle class. It's like how I wouldn't buy oatmeal out. It is a cheap food to eat at home.
So what you're saying is you don't eat out for breakfast. Because she breakfast food can't be made simply at home?
Now that I have to buy 4 people's worth of food and don't get to enjoy bottomless mimosas, yeah, it's absolutely not worth it to me to spend $80 on a breakfast I could make for under $10 at home. And when you order in a group, the eggs ALWAYS come out cold.
But I can't make a great croissant cheaply at home on a weekend morning, so I love going out to bakeries.
Anonymous wrote:Why even go out to eat if that's your order? My toddler can schmear guac on a piece of toast.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My kids call it a "struggle meal." Ordering it for $10+ in a restaurant seems embarrassing.
Your kids don't have any idea what a struggle meal is as those struggling aren't buying avocados.
+1 how tone deaf
Tone deaf? A large avocado costs literally $1. A really nice loaf of bakery bread costs max $8, so let's say max 40 cents for a big slice. And everyone already has cracked pepper or whatever other kind of seasoning you'd prefer.
Now price out the scrambled eggs, toast and bacon.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My kids call it a "struggle meal." Ordering it for $10+ in a restaurant seems embarrassing.
Your kids don't have any idea what a struggle meal is as those struggling aren't buying avocados.
+1 how tone deaf
Tone deaf? A large avocado costs literally $1. A really nice loaf of bakery bread costs max $8, so let's say max 40 cents for a big slice. And everyone already has cracked pepper or whatever other kind of seasoning you'd prefer.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My kids call it a "struggle meal." Ordering it for $10+ in a restaurant seems embarrassing.
Your kids don't have any idea what a struggle meal is as those struggling aren't buying avocados.
+1 how tone deaf
Tone deaf? A large avocado costs literally $1. A really nice loaf of bakery bread costs max $8, so let's say max 40 cents for a big slice. And everyone already has cracked pepper or whatever other kind of seasoning you'd prefer.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My kids call it a "struggle meal." Ordering it for $10+ in a restaurant seems embarrassing.
Your kids don't have any idea what a struggle meal is as those struggling aren't buying avocados.
+1 how tone deaf
Tone deaf? A large avocado costs literally $1. A really nice loaf of bakery bread costs max $8, so let's say max 40 cents for a big slice. And everyone already has cracked pepper or whatever other kind of seasoning you'd prefer.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My kids call it a "struggle meal." Ordering it for $10+ in a restaurant seems embarrassing.
Your kids don't have any idea what a struggle meal is as those struggling aren't buying avocados.
+1 how tone deaf
Again, they cost under a dollar. I'm in the "can't imagine buying avocado toast at a restaurant, but enjoy eating at home with garlic salt" range of middle class. It's like how I wouldn't buy oatmeal out. It is a cheap food to eat at home.
So what you're saying is you don't eat out for breakfast. Because she breakfast food can't be made simply at home?