This is definitely an endorsement for living like a 23-year-old single dude with nothing but three Coors Lights and half a bottle of mustard in the fridge. You save an ABSURD amount of time if you eat out all the time. A new study found out how long you spend preparing meals during the average year, if you rarely ever go out. Check it out.
1. 62 hours making breakfast.
2. 94 hours making lunch.
3. 213 hours making dinner.
4. And eight hours making snacks.
When you add that up, it’s 377 hours. Or 23 days spent making food, assuming you sleep eight hours a night. And that doesn’t even count the time you spend eating.
