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Courtie - that chef scene sounds sweet! Though holy $10-20 a meal is pretty pricey! So how much is this costing you a month?

Also barcelona is sweet M2M. When are you going? I was there last summer, was nice!

Originally Posted by griffey24

Courtie - that chef scene sounds sweet! Though holy $10-20 a meal is pretty pricey! So how much is this costing you a month?

I'm not sure yet because we are only eating the pre made meals a few times a week so far. Our food costs almost doubled last month, though. If I had to guess, we'll probably be paying ~$1.5k per month for the pre made meals (there's two of us) and then maybe $500 for the times we make our own food or eat out. I usually make breakfast, though, so those numbers are for two pre made meals per day, five days per week. And they're just estimates, so who knows what it'll actually end up being.

Originally Posted by griffey24

Courtie - that chef scene sounds sweet! Though holy $10-20 a meal is pretty pricey! So how much is this costing you a month?

Also barcelona is sweet M2M. When are you going? I was there last summer, was nice!

late aug/early sept.

for those who read blog I have yet to gather time to write a vegas TR, but the short version is wliliam hill treated us like ballers and gave us a great vegas experience including much alcohol, clubbing, and dinner. I met some very interesting people from euro countries including lativa, Sweden, finland, Germany, spain, Austria and uk, which is really priceless. learning about other people and their culture is awesome and sitting at home grinding online isn't the way to go about this - so I encourage any pros out there who are able to travel not to make any excuses and just do it. playing live events is a great way to meet people with common interests. perhaps your hourly online is higher, but the overall life ev (utility) of the social aspect and new experiences outweighs that beyond whatever numerical calculation you come up with.

Now Im off to Brazil July 26 for a week to play the BSOP main and explore Sao Paulo.

Just caught up, great stuff M2, glad to see you doing well as always. Keep it up with the fitness/nutrition lifestyle, only positive things come out of that. Just know that you can "cheat," it is not the end of the world. Someone who I enjoy following is a natural bodybuilder, BioLayne (Layne Norton). He has his PhD in Nutritional Sciences and lifts an absurd amount of weight. He also preaches being able to incorporate "unhealthy" foods into your diet so you can live a normal life and not feel terrible about yourself when you have a cheat meal. Guy is very knowledgeable and 1/4 of the things he says leaves me clueless as I have no actual education in nutritional sciences. He has free information all over the internet, his website is www.biolayne.com

Also thanks for the idea of house cleaning, just used it in one of my answers to my Organizational Behavior class where I had to speak about time and money as I was taking a break reading FTR.

Keep putting in work!