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Thremp 11-13-2007 12:01 AM

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Lame. Food b cheap. Just change your tastes. I'm sure I could gain like 97% of the nutritional value of what I eat for like <50% of the cost.

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God I wish I lived in the US where food is actually cheap. You would have a heart attack if you saw my grocery bill.

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Meh. Not as much as I would over your tax bill.

cbloom 11-13-2007 12:43 AM

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Meh. Not as much as I would over your tax bill.

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Actually from what I can tell Icelandic tax law is much simpler and more fair than US taxes, and in many cases far lower. The Corporate tax rate is only 18%, and tax on interest income is only 10%. The total personal income tax is lower than what I pay as a California resident.

Also just about every poker player in the world pays way less taxes than we do. I'm paying around 50% taxes.

Wolfram 11-13-2007 05:32 AM

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cbloom,

you are seriously well informed. We have a 35.72% income tax and you get a "personal discount" of that which is about $550. I work in IT and make about an average salary for that field and my total effective income tax last month was 32%.

But that's not the whole story. The real tax is the 24.5% VAT which is on almost any consumer product. Also, the fact that we're a very small economy dominated by large companies that have a virtual monopoly on the market. E.g. about 90% of grocery stores in iceland are controlled by 2 corporations and they are suspected of using price control.

Fun fact: A single big mac (not a meal) is about $8, depending on how much the dollar has fallen that day.

PLOlover 11-13-2007 05:17 PM

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arent' all the frozen thingees loaded with MSG?

JackInDaCrak 11-13-2007 06:35 PM

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Kosher chicken breasts are the first step on the road to bustoing your ATM account. What a [censored] ripoff.

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I didn't realize the image i posted was for kosher breasts - What about non-kosher ones, are they available? I imagine that the ones at Cosco are fairly reasonable in terms of price/lb.

kyleb 11-13-2007 10:24 PM

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cbloom,

you are seriously well informed. We have a 35.72% income tax and you get a "personal discount" of that which is about $550. I work in IT and make about an average salary for that field and my total effective income tax last month was 32%.

But that's not the whole story. The real tax is the 24.5% VAT which is on almost any consumer product. Also, the fact that we're a very small economy dominated by large companies that have a virtual monopoly on the market. E.g. about 90% of grocery stores in iceland are controlled by 2 corporations and they are suspected of using price control.

Fun fact: A single big mac (not a meal) is about $8, depending on how much the dollar has fallen that day.

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lol taxaments

god that is sick

ottsville 11-15-2007 09:33 AM

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buy fresh vegetables and fruit...eat as much as you want raw. That's even faster than frozen meals for the busy man. Use some frozen meals for your protein/variety.

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Getting 3k+ calories and 250g+ of protein is extremely hard without 2 dead-animal meals a day.

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Sorry...missed where OP said he needed 3k cals/day

PITTM 11-20-2007 12:51 AM

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paying mexicans for tacos is the efficient way to eat imo.

rivermetimbers 11-20-2007 12:59 AM

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I actually eat lots of the LC meals, mainly bc im a student though and dont know how to/ refuse to cook, ldo. just be careful tho bc those things are full of salt, which obviously isnt great for ur health

ezflop212 11-29-2007 12:48 AM

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Weight Watcher makes these chicken tacos that are really good. They taste as good as something you might get at Taco Bell.


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