@sickburnbro he's not wrong but at that point you're getting to "what isn't" and "who isn't" which a lot of people won't like the answers to
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I cook myself and rarely eat out. I never order food, the surcharges are prohibitive.
I spend around 500$ monthly in groceries and I eat everything I want, no substitutions or cheap goyslop. It's not that hard.
@sickburnbro @WandererUber
Fair enough. It's a skill and it takes effort, I'm not specially good at it but I can follow recipes and do most things to a good level.
You have a good point though, I can't really emphasize with people under 100 (or 90 IQ which seems to be the average these days) so saying it isn't hard might be a disservice. But I have know and even grown around low IQ people (cousins mostly) who have learned to be able to cook and handle themselves pretty well. It's feasible.
People that are below 100IQ have a hard time following recipes, and below 110 probably can't say "I have this in my house, what can I make with it"