Please tell me your dear sister has actually tried to do this - and just to keep it real - in a less than ideal kitchen after working 8 hrs. at a minimum wage job with 2 preschoolers. For a month. I'll wait and check back in. 
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she has and she does as have i. that's the point of the tweet.
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Oops, my bad, I misunderstood. I totally empathize.
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no worries!
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Two people disagree, argue and realise there was a small misunderstanding, so they apologise and move on. THIS IS NOT HOW TWITTER WORKS!




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Sarcasm & irony r hard 2get online. I never understood the pt of those articles. If these ppl were being ironic like Jonathan Swift's "A Modest Proposal", I'd get it. Shaming is uncalled 4. Start lending a hand. Change the things that help rather than harm others.
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I once tried to get by on just 100 worth of food a week for just myself and my cat. that's like hard-mode living.
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I get ca 300 dollars a month for food, the phone bill, etc (everything aside from rent, the electrical bill and a bus card) here in Sweden. I bet those on welfare in the US struggle even more.
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That doesn't sound like that much ? How much groceries does CA 300 buy?
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Really? I could easily buy food for at least just myself on $100 a month US.
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Easily? What did you buy with $3.33 the first day? If noodles are $0.50 its clearly at least possible to have a $2.00 dinner. Good diet? Easy? Hmmm.
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Potatoes. Rice. Beans. Bananas. Eggs. Sorry being poor isn’t glamorous enough for you? Do you get off on shitting on poor people or something? I’ve been on SNAP myself for years thanks.
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No that's good information. Nobody has been saying "do this...". Bacon can add fats to a starch diet using small amounts. Also making soup/stew stock really does result in almost zero waste and can be added those things. Do continue to school me...
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Yes! Cooking a whole chicken and then using the bones to make stock/broth... I love doing that. Can't so much in the summer though because I can't afford to run AC and it gets too hot.
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We had a Canadian politician that went on "welfare" for a month. Anyway, that's around $1 / person / meal ignoring kids snacks. Supplies on top of that I assume. Brutal. She does that, or just shames people?
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No, that tweet was about someone who enjoys sharing shaming articles and then comments on them, like it's such an easy thing to do. Or at least that what I think she meant.
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Rephrased: Regarding those terrible shaming articles about how easy it can be to feed a family of four on $100/week + meal prep. My sister said: "It's like everyone imagines that if they were poor, they would make the best poor person and actual poor people are doing it wrong"
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I wrote a few of those blog posts back in the day. But it was because we were living below the poverty line, had four kids to feed, and I had found ways to keep our heads above water that I wanted to share with others. Not all motives are sketchy.
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I think there's a huge difference between saying, "This is how we're coping," & acknowledging that it's hard and it sucks, and saying, "This is how *you*, random poor person, *should* be able to cope, and if you don't, you're just lazy." I'm sure your blog posts were helpful.
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