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How bad is the cost of living crisis in Canada? (self.canadapolitics)
submitted 2 years ago by kiwiheretic to c/canadapolitics
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I watched this YouTube video https://youtu.be/WP-ktk7Tt6w?si=hnKOC08_KYGn8UBW

How bad is it over there and how widespread? As a foreigner I thought my country was bad. How bad is it for people on average wages? Is it really hard to pay the rent and put food on the table or is that just a small minority who don't know how to manage their money?

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[–] [email protected] -5 points 2 years ago

For the past 6 months, every Monday I get 5 40% off Uber Eats food deliveries. By spending $40 on this, I find myself having dinner for us, and leftovers for someone's lunch, for not a whole lot less than cooking our own. For instance I roasted a chicken the other day, I made a caesar salad, with all the fixings. The chicken was what 11 bucks the salad stuff was another eight for the lettuce and the dressing. Meanwhile I order a $40 Uber Eats meal and pay 30 including delivery/tip so it's not really that far off. If they ever stop sending me those coupons then it's back to the kitchen for me. But for now, might as well order my burritos or pad Thai while the going is good!