Thread 21433155

How the fuck do people buy groceries without a car? I lost my license and now I've been eating nothing but delivery for the past week. Am I supposed to just go with 2 bags and a backpack and squeeze myself in a bus for an hour? Is this how people without a car live like? How do the NEETs do it?

>>21433155 (OP)
you should probably go look for it

>>21433155 (OP)
You can get groceries delivered, trough uber eats, doordash, and even trough the grocery website (depending where you're from).

Grocery delivery services exist. In a pinch you could actually take an Uber or something to/from the store. Not sure how they feel about that though, I know when I worked at a grocer that taxi drivers HATED picking up fares from a grocery store.

How’d you lose the license? Alcohol, drugs, or plain ol’ shit driving?

>>21433155 (OP)
I haven’t used it since covid but I recall Amazon Fresh delivered pricing was reasonable, although it was a bit risky with produce. I think you can get food delivered pretty quickly from Walmart.

What do you normally eat? Someone totaled my car and I only had a bike for six months, there was a grocery store about 10 minutes by bike from me and I’d get a few bags worth of food and hang them from the handlebars on the ride home

>>21433155 (OP)
I live on top of a Lidl.

>>21433155 (OP)
I have 3 supermarkets in a 4-10min walk.

>>21433155 (OP)
Lol the Americans can't walk to their local grocery.

>>21433219
i do too buy carrying heavier stuff home still sucks

>>21433155 (OP)
I use bags and carry my food home

I walk to whole foods, or sometimes I take citi bike to hmart, or I take the train to citarella

Generally backpack, yes. I have a big ass chrome bag if I'm shopping in anger, but my cute liddle jansport bag does the trick for daily trips. Used to use my ortliebs when I had a steel clunker but I got rid of it because after I upgraded to a crabon bike I just started using citi bike for the clunker trips

>>21433213
Remember when Euros used to trash Americans for having SUVs...

>>21433155 (OP)
Go more often, don't eat literal garbage

>>21433225
No?

>>21433224
>daily trips
absolutely grim. grocery store are horrendous places, i can't imagine willingly going there every single fuckin day. are you completely incapable of planning ahead or something?

>>21433219
i do too buy carrying heavier stuff home still sucks. the weather gets extremely hot sometimes too which makes things a little harder.

>>21433237
I like eating fresh vegetables, fresh seafood, and so on. Grim to me means eating out of boxes, the way you do

>>21433225
those arent SUVs retard

>>21433241
you think fresh food has a shelf life of a single day? are you retarded?

>>21433155 (OP)
ebike with rack and backpack?

>>21433243
I am aware that people like you willingly eat food that is sub optimal from a flavor and aesthetics point of view and it doesn't send you to the hospital.

I have higher standards though and that is ok, just as it is ok for you to have lower ones.

>>21433155 (OP)
The dairy shop, the butcher, the market and the two supermarkets are all in a 5 minute walking distance, so I just put on my slides and walk there to get what I need.

>>21433155 (OP)
Walmart+ for 12 bucks a month. I get most of my groceries delivered. Best to buy your own produce in person though. These savages will pick up shit looking everything.

>>21433155 (OP)
>just go with 2 bags and a backpack
Yeah unless you're willing to buy smaller amounts but more often in the week
>an hour
Infrastructure issue desu.
For me it's like 2 15 minute trips on foot but especially burgers are pretty bad off without cars so not sure if that is even possible.

>>21433247
>he actually is retarded and thing fresh food goes bad after a day
holy hell are you dumb

>>21433269
>he actually has long COVID and thinks "it tastes fine to me so it probably tastes fine to everyone"
Grim but look at the bright side, you can save money and time by eating the same miserable sloppa every day!

>>21433155 (OP)
The supermarket is near my house, I shop once a week and its like a 2.5 minute walk with 2 or 3 grocery bags.
Simply living in a walkable town helps, though I think OP may be a burger which makes things more complicated because America is pretty car centric and sprawling. In that case I would just use the delivery service, all supermarkets have them even here.

>>21433279
oof, yikes even

>>21433281
I live in a 13 minute walking distance from a grocery store, don't have to cross any busy roads either. I'm not in a walkable town at all, so it's just a coincidence that I'm able to do that.

>>21433155 (OP)
The nearest supermarket is 20 minute walk from where I live, and I can fit enough groceries in my backpack to last for four or five days, easy. If I were an invalid, there's a corner store even closer.

>>21433247
See, there's this thing called "refrigerator" which means that food doesn't spoil the moment you put it down.

>>21433305
This will probably be hard for you to understand being a long COVID patient and all, but "won't make you sick" is not the same as "tastes great"

>>21433259
>Walmart+ for 12 bucks a month
$12/month!?
they do deals where it's $50/year all the time. and worst case scenario, i think it's $100/year full price

>>21433307
This may surprise you, but food doesn't just teleport from farmers and slaughterhouses directly to store shelves. I understand that you have very loose grip on reality.

Bus or bike or electric scooter which doesn't need a license. Also, just don't lose your license you dummy

>>21433247
If keeping food at home for a few days or even 1 day suddenly makes it "not fresh" then i have news for you buddy, grocery store food is not close to being fresh by that criteria

>>21433310
This may surprise you but food exists that isn't just chicken tenders and frosted mini wheats

>>21433326
Doesn't matter, it's been sitting on a shelf for days if not weeks by the time it you buy it.

>>21433324
>it didn't come out of the ocean 30 seconds ago so might as well keep it in the fridge for another 3 weeks
This is what long COVID patients actually do

>>21433326
>>21433247
Trying to explain fresh fish to people who eat vienna sausages and spam is a waste of electrons

You can get your food delivered for free here if the order is more than 50 bucks. I just wouldn't expect some low wage clerk to pick decent vegetables and fruit though

>>21433155 (OP)
>I lost my license
Haha, DUI'd.

All the serious NEETs I know invest in one of these, they're like 10-15 bucks and will carry anything. Otherwise yes, you're going to be taking a lot of public transport. I'd avoid backpacks.
Though apparently there's a lot of delivery deals these days. I don't trust that, though, the one time I had groceries delivered they ignored my requested timeframe and delivered it while I was at work and it got fucking stolen and you bet your ass they didn't refund that.

i walk all the way to lidl and bring back two bags of groceries i once even carried an entire 12lt air fryer and a lawn mower all the way home

>>21433337
If you want fresh fish, go to the market. You're not going to find any at the grocery store. Or at least, none that is fresh by the imaginary standards of >>21433326

>>21433351
>all the serious neets
your grandma is now a serious neet

>>21433356
Well, yeah, I suppose. When you're right you're right.

>>21433354
Sorry your grocery store sucks?

>>21433365
In which imaginary country do you live that yours doesn't?

>>21433155 (OP)
>I lost my license

bro. maybe about time you start thinking long term. if you can afford ubereats and dash for 3x7 meals a week then you do you. if your fuck poor though maybe look at that bus as an option. or at the very least maybe start planning your grocery runs to be monthly or biweekly and use a cab to save the disgrace of having to take public transport.

>>21433366
>access to fresh fish is imaginary figment of a delusional larper's fantasy
Hello flyover

>>21433155 (OP)
I haven’t had a car for a while and this is what I do. If I’m doing a big load I’ll walk to the store. It’s about 2 miles, then uber back.

Get used to walking around and meal planning. Avoid places like CVS for little things because their prices are shit. Cheese and bread are calorie dense and travel well. Always buy one or two stock up items with your perishables. Like a bag or rice or beans. Hunger is a great motivator and walking is good for letting your mind wander.

>>21433370
Sorry to disappoint, but I'm European and I live at a coast. Fresh food doesn't magically teleport to the store shelves no matter where you live, so either properly refrigerated food doesn't spoil in less than 24 hours, or food is already spoiled by the time it makes its way to the grocery store. Which is it?

>>21433372
See >>21433307
Seems we're going in circles now, enjoy your spam musubi oops I mean "sushi" lol

>>21433377
So grocery store food doesn't taste great?

>>21433381
Please re-read the entire thread before replying to me again kthxbai

>>21433385
Look, either grocery store food doesn't "taste great" or food that is properly refrigerated "tastes great." Which is it?

>I'll just spam the same nonsense until he gets exhausted
Yea nah, I'm gonna go outside and touch some grass. It's a plant, you've probably never heard of it.

>>21433393
None of the food on grocery stores is fresh by your standards. Please educate yourself on logistics and then maybe kill yourself.

>>21433155 (OP)
>I lost my license
Does this mean you commited an infraction and it was taken away or you don't know where the document is?

>>21433225
anon, we make fun of you for having giant useless pickups

>>21433448
SUVs and crossovers, too. Americans are straight up too fat to fit into regular cars these days.

>>21433155 (OP)
When I lived in San Francisco that's what I would do. Stop by a store on my way home, stuff a bunch of shit in my backpack and carry the rest. It gets old quick, Euros are coping. Its nice being able to fill your car with whatever you want.

>>21433474
we need to go back to using horses

The answer is that most people live hand-to-mouth and go to the store every day to buy only what they want to eat that day.
I used to carry boxes on my head like and African because the store was close but I wanted to buy a lot of whatever was on special, and the Sudanese people saw it and though it was cool so now we all do it together because they aren't embarrassed.

>>21433225
>Remember when Euros used to trash Americans for having SUVs...
This. Kind of annoying to load and unload from a smaller car. It kills your back.

>>21433371
>Cheese and bread are calorie dense and travel well.
Bro talks like a hobbit about to journey to Mt. Doom.

>>21433527
When your walking 4 miles round trip to load up a backpack full of food it does feel like a video game quest.

If you're a real asshole you steal a cart and walk it home and start a collection of them in your backyard

otherwise yeah take the bus or walk
get one of those rolling handcart things to make it easier

>>21433244
/thread
>>21433512
Bend at your hips not your back.

>>21433570
Someone has started a collection near our apartment. Last I looked there were 5, I’m expecting 7-8 by now.

>>21433351
>>21433412
Yeah OP drank too much and probably almost killed someone.

>>21433155 (OP)
who cares, just drive the speed limit stay between the lines, you won't get pulled over.

>>21433155 (OP)
>lost my license
Most people can keep their license.

>>21433237
They're awful but you only have to be in there for as long as it takes to grab what you need. I go probably 4-5 times a week and it takes 10-15 minutes, that includes walking there. I'm only in the actual store for maybe 5 minutes.

>>21433729
>They’re awful
>I go probably 4-5 times a week
this is what the experts call a mental disorder

I don't even take the bus. I walk half an hour back home with 2 massive 25kg bags full of a week's worth of food, one on each hand. Imagining myself as Goku delivering milk makes it a bit better though, but God I can't wait to be able to afford a car.

>>21433155 (OP)
We walk.
I've never had a car or a license. At the beginning of the month I go to the store and buy all my core food items: cans of chicken, pasta sauce, pasta, rice, beans, cheese, flour, butter, root vegetables, and maybe a few other things.
If I want fresh meat or vegetables I go buy them the day I plan on using them, or the day before.
If I want a drink or a snack I walk to the store and buy it the day of.
The grocery store is only about a mile away from my house. That's where I buy all my actual groceries. If I want a snack, I'll walk the 6 blocks to the convenience store.

This time of year it's really nice so I like walking. In the winter time I might take the bus, but only if it's raining. If it's snow, I'll walk. I only ever take the bus if it's raining, and only if I plan on getting at least two bags of groceries. If it's only one bag, I'll just take my umbrella.

>>21433155 (OP)
>take your backpack and get on the bus
Yes, this is what I do when I need something not available from the Aldi 15 mins away or the weekly farmers markets also 15 mins away

>>21433750
>If I want fresh meat or vegetables I go buy them the day I plan on using them, or the day before.
*autistic screeching*

>>21433155 (OP)
The grocery store is a 5 minute walk away from me, I just go frequently and buy a few things at a time. I always try to live close to a store. Only once was I so far away I had to take a bus, and it was inconvenient, but yeah I basically did exactly that (take a few bags and sit on the bus). It's not ideal but if you plan well you can make it work.

Another thing to consider is grocery delivery. There are apps like instacart. Surely if you can afford fast food delivery several times a week, you could afford one or two.big grocery deliveries a week instead.

>>21433792
if you live close enough to a store to be able to do that, it's seriously the way to go. I go to the store at least every other day, if not every day and always have fresh stuff. but I happen to have a grocery store practically in my backyard so it's easy.

>>21433155 (OP)
you should just continue driving

>>21433221
do yuros have grocery stores out in bumfuck

>>21433815
I mean "close enough" is relative, some folks won't even walk around the corner, some think an hour each way is fine. Either way I'm used to it and when I'm in flyover states where people buy groceries once every 6 weeks it freaks me the fuck out. I expect a seafood counter where everything looks good and I don't have to inspect every single item to see which items are least repulsive that day.

>>21433155 (OP)
>I've been eating nothing but delivery for the past week
Do you think today is the day you'll finally leave your house, but then don't get around to it?? If I have to pay any delivery charge, I'm pretty sure I am also buying a more portion for the fridge for additional meals onhand too.
Why are you doing it for every night?

$100 80's rigid mtb off craigslist with bikerack and slick road tires bought off a crackhead for $17

and if you really enjoy eating, do about 30mi+ a day commuting, running errands and you can add a third or 2nd fullsize meal to your day

>>21433155 (OP)
>I've been eating nothing but delivery for the past week
why not just have groceries delivered then?

>>21433168
Last time I took a cab it smelled like shit and the driver was drink, they don't get to complain

>>21433241
Picky eaters are douchy enough without the smug superiority complex

>>21433738
are you seriously incapable of putting up with something you don't like briefly to have a greater reward down the line? you must live a pretty sheltered life if that's the case, because a lot of things in life require you to go outside your comfort zone. not that anon, but as somebody who also makes near daily visits to the grocery store, I am happy to spend 5 minutes doing something mildly unpleasant in order to have fresh food whenever I want. the benefit far outweighs the negative in my opinion. when you visit the grocery store frequently enough you know the layout like the back of your hand and where everything is. I go in and out within minutes, do I love it? no, but it's not like some grueling task. and I DO love having fresh food.

>>21434035
I have fresh food daily without also having to go to the store every single day. It’s just a marvel that you seem to live in a world without refrigeration. Do I spend longer per trip? Sure, but overall I spend less of my life in a dingy grocery store. I know it hard for thirdies to think in time scales larger than a day, but 20 minutes per week < 5 minutes per day.

>>21434052
>20 minutes per week < 5 minutes per day
nigger I said 4-5 times a week so the difference is at most a whopping five minutes

>>21433168
>know when I worked at a grocer that taxi drivers HATED picking up fares from a grocery store.
what does it matter if it's someone who's got a giant suitcase at the airport or someone at the grocer's who's got a few plastic bags.

>>21434134
>well yes i actually do waste more time but that doesn't matter because, uh
now also account for every other step of the process besides the time you're actually in the store

>>21434160
>now also account for every other step of the process besides the time you're actually in the store
oh yeah, like....walking. how terrible.
not all of us are fatasses bud. it might blow your mind, but some of us even enjoy walking.

>>21434191
so it takes more time to go more times, got it

When I was in the dorms in college the only grocery store within walking distance was safeway. It was fine enough for most things but their meat department was legitimately awful and I was kind of fucked on that front. If my mom didn't live an hour away I don't know what I would have done for meat without gambling with that shitty ass safeway.
The other part that sucked is there was always homeless people outside and on the way there no matter when you went.

>>21433155 (OP)
"an hour"
damn... sucks to be american

>>21433155 (OP)
>has a bus service
>but no grocery nearby
is this some sort of seppo problem?

>>21433155 (OP)
Literally just live in a walkable city? Otherwise just kill yourself I guess?

>>21434866
First World problem so much that I almost want Europe to be second world so I wouldn't need to associate myself with people like OP.

>>21433155 (OP)
Have you tried walking?

>>21433962
There's no bumfuck nowhere in Europe, if you drive 1 hour you cross a least a couple countries. Everything is kinda close

>>21435079
Mostly untrue, it on average takes 4 hours to travel across a medium sized european country. And we certainly do have bumfuck locations, we just don't have that much emptiness.

"Kinda close" is correct tho as far as Poland is concerned. 3m walk to most crucial stores, 10 minutes if I want to save money in a market. These are the suburbs. In the deep countryside you either have a general store near the center of a village or there are actually people driving and selling from pickups. In city uptowns stores are, more often than not, your groundfloor neighbours.

>>21435079
Northern europe and mountainous areas would disagree

These "fresh food daily" autists are either coping college students in some horrendous roommate situation, homeless larpers, or people with serious paranoid hypochondria.

>>21433155 (OP)
What's the source of this gif? I remember looking for days but couldn't find

>>21433155 (OP)
Don't lose it again friend

>>21433155 (OP)
I have 5 supermarkets within a 10 minute walking distance from home. 7 within 15 minutes.
One of my favourite things is checking out the new flyers when they drop and planning which stores I'm going to go to.

I used to use company vehicles to go get groceries occasionally but now I prefer walking through my neighborhood and seeing everyone out doing stuff and playing in the park or wrenching on their car in the driveway or whatever. It's also a good exercise especially when you have heavy groceries because you're basically doing a farmers walk all the way home.

>>21433247
>I am eating fresher food by buying it every day!!!
You do know that the produce on the shelf is likely a week old (or more, if it's a less popular item and the grocery store is lower traffic) and doesn't get constantly cycled, right?
A guy who's buying a week's worth of vegetables after the grocery store gets their delivery for the week is probably eating just as fresh as you are despite your daily trips

>>21435134
>take bike to grocery store with a backpack
>put fresh stuff in fridge
>get called poor by some retarded fuck on 4chan
weird times

>>21435153
Unlikely to be more than a week, more likely 2-3 days, sorry you eat garbage from the garbage store!

>>21435157
A lot of people have never had fresh seafood, it's sad but let's not encourage eating more of it, the oceans are stressed as it is

>>21435008
Cities are for poor losers. Rich chads live in $125k houses and drive 2 hours each way to buy a month's worth of groceries at a time. All pop tarts were already on the shelf for 3 months by the time you got them, you're in college!

>>21435134
as somebody who goes to the grocery store probably every other day, and sometimes more - it's not even necessarily about having fresh food. for one, it's because I don't drive, and it's easier to carry a small load of groceries. two, because more frequent trips allow more flexibility in what I cook on a day to day basis and requires less planning ahead.
that said I only do it because I live so close to the store that I can leave, shop and be back home within the span of 20 minutes so it's not really a burden.

oh, and another thing is that a lot of grocery stores will put big discounts on things that are about to expire, and if you go frequently you can take advantage of that. which is kind of the opposite of eating fresh, but still. I love picking up meat or produce that's been marked down 75% because it's gonna go bad the next day and eating that for dinner..a lot of it is still good. you get some really good deals..

>>21435172
>$125k house
>rich
lol
lmao
what 3rd world shithole do you live in, anon?

>>21435178
I live in an upper middle class white neighborhood in the midwest, my parents pulled in over $74k last year before obama came to take half to give to give away to tren de aragua and trans the kids

>>21433155 (OP)
Walking is illegal in America. If you lose the right to drive you're not supposed to do anything except crawl into a ditch and die somewhere. Not having a car is equivalent to being reduced to Shudra status.

>living somewhere more than walking distance to your local shops

not your fault desu a lot of western countries are designed with the assumption you have a car. I walk to the shops almost every day.

In Jersey it costs $5 to get a grocery delivery. Anyone who still shops in person is crazy.

>>21435202
>not picking your own fresh fruit/veg
>getting the dairy that's close to expiring

>>21435203
>not picking your own fresh fruit/veg
If you really cared about veg you wouldn't be buying it a chain anyway.

>>21435205
I don't care to pay a markup for """organic""" and farmers markets are the same product, only the price is inflated because they have to handle logistics themselves.

>>21433155 (OP)
I generally bring a big IKEA bag or two on the bus when my car is in the shop

>>21433155 (OP)
>Am I supposed to just go with 2 bags
You get one of those grandma bag carts with wheels

>How do the NEETs do it?
mother

>>21435216
Especially if it's in the US where we have those flimsy tiny little bags that rips if you look at them funny. I wouldn't want to carry those for any longer distances.

>>21433740
If you just got a bike you could cut the travel time down to like 10 minutes and put all the stuff in saddle bags

>>21433241
>yuropoors don't have refrigerators
grim.

>>21433155 (OP)
If you have Amazon Prime you get free delivery.

How often do you guys actually need to go to a grocery? I generally go monthly and I have two freezers always ready if I can't get out. Who asks a question like that? They literally sell internal and external frame backpacks and fucking suitcases.

I don't get why people make these threads.

>>21435769
According to half the posts in this thread, people actually believe food goes bad if you don’t eat it the day you buy it from the store.

>>21435777
Sounds very europoor/eurostupid to me but yeah you are right.

>>21435769
I go once or twice a week at least.

>>21435188
Any more funny comments from you cowboy, and we'll have you tied to a car and drawn across the city.

>>21435769
People enjoy fresh food and freezing fucks with the taste. Especially with vegetables and fruit.

>>21433155 (OP)
thank god 1 less retarded faggot on the road

>>21433155 (OP)
I have a grocery store (a fresh market) and a butcher 4 mins from where I live. I never use my car.

I shop once a week. It's actually a good diet tool because I have to carry everything home.

The biggest pro tip is try not to buy anything with water in it. If it can be reconstituted, great. Think like a backpacker. Try to get something frozen on each trip to keep the rest of your groceries cold on the walk home. Get not-food items delivered, since you usually get overcharged for them anyway if you're buying from a supermarket.

>>21433225
those are mini suv's, probably smaller than most american sedans and some XL rascals

>>21433512
Die soon old fart/fat fuck.
>>21433225
Hate them here too. Fuck those cuckovers.

>>21437206
I don’t think you know what dehydrated actually means. Besides jerky, dried fruit and those expensive as fuck camping meals. Nothing at the grocery story is actually dehydrated. I guess powdered milk also.

I lucked out and my apartment is across the street from a mexican grocery store. Carneceria and bakery has decent prices. My hippie neighbor gave me a hemp canvas tote, so unless I'm stocking my freezer or buying household appliances/cleaning supplies, I don't ever need my car to shop. I like having a short walk a handful of times/week. Cuts down on waste from perishable spoilage and light exercise as I'm a neet

Walk

>>21433993
You've established you're not American with this post so I can't help you. I don't know the situation you're living in.

>>21433155 (OP)
Look into prison.
Free room and catering.
Never have to hear a woman bitching again.
No more pretense you are not a slave.
What even are the downsides?

>>21433168
Grocery delivery is a massive scam.
$5/lb for potatoes. Only the pricey shit offered. No sales. Dirty brown hands handling your food. Plus tip.

>>21433213
This should be a requirement for all apartments.

>>21433237
We had a board survey where the average person goes every 3 days. Absolutely incapable of foresight.

>>21437938
OP is a dumbass, the need to pay the dumbass tax now

>>21433729
Took me 3 hours and another hour to portion and put everything away. I only go every 6 weeks.

>>21433155 (OP)
i just walk

>>21437938
this. internet people who shill online delieveries all these decades are all retarded. esp if they were also complaining about being poor.

>>21437974
Your right, OP could just drive to the store and– OH WAIT he fucked that up lmao.

>>21435174
>pick 2 identical pork side ribs 50% off
>cashier says one is expired, they can't sell it
>oh so it's free then, even better
>NOOOO, you can't do that
>what if I steal it now?
>IT HAS TO GO TO RECLAMATION
Nothing wrong with it. Completely normal pink. Didn't actually care because it wasn't what I would normally get.

>>21436017
This problem was solved over 20 years ago.

>>21437983
You’re realizing you were trying to bargain with someone who has absolutely no agency and would get fired if they deviated at all from established procedures, right? You might as well have been asking the ocean to be less wet.

>>21438014
No I was joking with someone taking something way too seriously.

>>21437976
i walk. im the dude who walks. you and OP are probably 100 Kgs of fats.

>>21433155 (OP)
Just haul like 6 paper bags on the city bus, easily dominating the space. You sound like you're probably a based DUI chad so this should come naturally to you.

>>21433356
Her ass has not had a job in her life.
>housewife from ages 15 to 75
>now living on dead husband's social security/retirement
It does not get more serious than this

>>21434204
My crystal ball says... Washington

>>21434144
It's easy to imagine a few reasons
>generally have to wait longer for the passenger at pickup and drop off to load/unload their
>bagged seafood/packaged meat leaking
>anything in clamshell containers shifting and getting smooshed or something rolls out of a bag and gets left behind and dealing with complaints
>people expecting the driver to help load/unload
I'm sure there's more I haven't considered

It has literally never been easier to live without a car. I still own one, but I could get by without it.

>>21433221
In some cases they literally can't, police will stop and question you for walking outside of a designated area

>>21435769
I do a monthly run for most of my groceries to a place with better prices a couple of blocks away on footwith a grocery cart + a backpack. Also 1-2 times each week to the nearest store for fresh vegs/fruit/meat/eggs and whatever I'm craving at a given time.

Only thing I buy frozen is fish and maybe some fruits for smoothies.

>>21438827
close

>>21433155 (OP)
just grow your own food, don't you have a yard?

>>21433155 (OP)
>Am I supposed to just go with 2 bags and a backpack and squeeze myself in a bus for an hour?
I unironically do this, I'm just fortunate enough to live close enough to several grocery stores. I bring my backback, a 6 gallon freezer bag, and I usually skip the bus. I wonder why I'm not really in shape despite regularly hauling 30 lbs of food walking 20 minutes both ways.

>>21433155 (OP)
>I lost my license
Why don't you look for it instead of wasting time posting idiotic threads?

>>21433155 (OP)
Pretty easily.
I live within walking distance of a market so just go and buy stuff as I need.

I've got one of these plus 2 of the panniers that clip on the back. Can do full grocery shops, even with nappies and shit.
https://www.canyon.com/en-au/hybrid-bikes/city-bikes/commuter/commuter/4204.html

Rice and beans can fit in a backpack, you pampered twat.

>>21433155 (OP)
walmart delivers shit now
they're not very good at it in my area because they're staffed exclusively with homo erectus but it's probably good enough to live