
Originally Posted by
Kael Valeran
I never thought of it that way. Its a shame that the cost of groceries can be significant in some parts of the world. In Asia, a meal(very good meal) can be delivered via a hawker at the price of only 2£. Many of our food stores also open 24 hours, unlike the UK.
I got so accustomed to cheap food that I never bothered to consider groceries as 'cost'. Its just like penny change. Why is food in western countries so damn expensive anyway?