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post 1649827733 10-29-2021, 06:52 AM
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Miscer discovers cheat code. Eats 2 meals a day for 7 years for only $150 per year.

Saved enough money to pay off his student loans and buy a home.
One California man cracked the code to saving money: Eat all your meals at Six Flags for just $150 a year.
“You can pay around $150 for unlimited, year-round access to Six Flags, which includes parking and two meals a day,” he told the outlet. “If you time it right, you could eat both lunch and dinner there every day.”
“That entire first year, I don’t think I ever went to the grocery store,” Dylan said. “I timed it so I was able to go there during my lunch break, go back to work, then stop back for dinner on my way home.”

Food-wise, the options weren’t too great his first year. Burgers, fries, pizza, breadsticks, “a pathetic sandwich and a refillable soda cup.” Dylan said it was “rough” eating so unhealthily. But now, Six Flags has expanded its options. He can go for tri-tip sandwiches, vegan black bean burgers, and meatless meatball subs.
https://outsider.com/news/trending/m...flags-7-years/
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post 1649827953 10-29-2021, 06:56 AM
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Some might make fun of this guy, but he found a way to adapt and survive in his situation. Good on him.
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I could eat the turkey legs at Six Flags a couple times week, other than that the options are pretty terrible.


Mirin that guys dedication though.
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post 1649830433 10-29-2021, 07:45 AM
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Just wait until he discovers panhandling
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gotta live really close to six flags for this to be worthwhile

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post 1649831113 10-29-2021, 07:56 AM
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At what costs to his health?

It’s not hard to eat healthy on a caloric surplus on $240 - $300/month.

He only saved maybe $3450/year. I’m not sure how that much is going to pay off student loans, let alone by a home.

Edit: Just saw it was for 7 years, so he saved $24,150. That’s absolutely not worth it.
post 1649831643 10-29-2021, 08:08 AM
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Das it mayne. So if you're ever homeless, just beg on the street until $150 and food is no more a worry.
post 1649831733 10-29-2021, 08:09 AM
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Dude broke the Matrix
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Originally Posted By MuscleXtreme⏩
At what costs to his health?

It’s not hard to eat healthy on a caloric surplus on $240 - $300/month.

He only saved maybe $3450/year. I’m not sure how that much is going to pay off student loans, let alone by a home.

Edit: Just saw it was for 7 years, so he saved $24,150. That’s absolutely not worth it.
This, all this meaningless cost-cutting is retarded. If you put 1/10th that effort into growing your earning power you would be better off.
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post 1649832083 10-29-2021, 08:16 AM
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Originally Posted By Schnitzl⏩
Das it mayne. So if you're ever homeless, just beg on the street until $150 and food is no more a worry.
Lmao, in before there is a giant homeless camp outside of six flags.
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The six flags crowd isn't exactly a high class crowd.
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Did this a few years ago at one of the smaller local parks. If money is tight it's a good option, but yeah some of the food options are rough. The place I went to had fresh wraps and salads in addition to the normal junk food, so it was a pretty good deal. They don't do the free 2 meals a day anymore though.
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"meatless meatball sub"= Salad sandwich
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Originally Posted By MyLastSerenade⏩
"meatless meatball sub"= Salad sandwich
This.
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Originally Posted By MuscleXtreme⏩
At what costs to his health?

It’s not hard to eat healthy on a caloric surplus on $240 - $300/month.

He only saved maybe $3450/year. I’m not sure how that much is going to pay off student loans, let alone by a home.

Edit: Just saw it was for 7 years, so he saved $24,150. That’s absolutely not worth it.
Yeah. It’s a clever theory but I feel like the juice isn’t worth the squeeze
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Originally Posted By MuscleXtreme⏩
At what costs to his health?

It’s not hard to eat healthy on a caloric surplus on $240 - $300/month.

He only saved maybe $3450/year. I’m not sure how that much is going to pay off student loans, let alone by a home.

Edit: Just saw it was for 7 years, so he saved $24,150. That’s absolutely not worth it.
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Food is the one thing in this world you shouldn't go cheap on and try to "save".
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I was going ti ask "but why" until I saw he paid off student loans and bought a house. Nice.
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