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How to Save 13 Hours a Week
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- If you look at the difference between takeout and buying grocery food, that delta, if you can make more than that in 13 hours of work, it makes financial sense to work those hours and then get the takeout because you actually make more money at the end of the week than you would have if you tried to save it by going to the store, etc.
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Abschnitt 1 The easiest way to get 13 hours a week back on average for an American is to eat takeout rather than get groceries.
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0:00The easiest way to get 13 hours a week back on average for an American is to eat takeout rather than get groceries. The average American spends about an hour and 26 minutes per day prepping, cleaning, [snorts] etc. food. And then they spend a little bit more than 2 hours a week grocery shopping. If you add those together, it's about 13 hours. If you look at the difference between takeout and buying grocery food, that delta, if you can make more than that in 13 hours of work, it makes financial sense to work those hours and then get the takeout because you actually make more money at the end of the week than you would have if you tried to save it by going to the store, etc.