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Make little mini peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Thatâs what my mom would make us when she couldnât afford bread sometimes.
I ate that all the time growing up, also did that with Ritz crackers. Had no idea it was because poor đ
Damn look at this fat cat over here being able to afford Ritz. Us plebs get to share a singular saltine for the week. We used to take turns licking the salt off for dinner and had the soggy biscuit for breakfast the following morning.
On a serious note though, I feel ya. Hopefully your doing better as an adult. âĽď¸
Look at this fat cat capitalist with a table. We use to take turns breathing inside McDonalds just to get a whiff of nutrients.
Look at Bill Gates over here. We couldn't even afford nothing. We always had something and it was dreadful
Ooh lah de dah Elon Musk here with his something. We had to live in a perfect vacuum and hope a quark would pop into existence out of the quantum foam so we could eat it. And we were expected to like it that way.
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Iâm sure other people did it for fun. Foods stamps are a weird concept as a kid. I didnât understand why we paid with coupons and why we could only get one bread per week but the other people at the store can get anything they want.
I've never thought of having jam too. I used to eat them with just peanut butter all the time.
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