Tfw people with 30 kids gets food stamps but me, disabled, living off of $100 a month on food, can't get on food stamps

Go to a soup kitchen duh

So? Living now is always just avoiding death until you die later.

OP here. would it be beneficial to buy a bag of both 50 lbs of rice/beans at start of month? it'd eat up half of my money.

though they'd be cooked plain (not sure how that would taste).

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How do you figure that? Do they contain trans fats?

Even if they do, they're unlikely to harm someone whose calorie intake is so low.

Apparently you get enough money for internet.

>inb4 stealing or using free WiFi

Apparently you have enough money to buy a device to access the internet

>Apparently you get enough money for internet.

only costs $30

Find out what your local bakery does with its unsold bread.

Devices to access the internet are often very cheap. And internet access is now a necessity, not a luxury.

That $30 could be used to by a lot of food. Canned goods, rice, and ramen. Apparently you don't have your priorities straight, faggot. You're just another leech.

>gibs me more gibs guys!

Sodium content of ramen is astronomical. Eating that shit more than one maybe every couple weeks is just asking for hypertension.

food bank, op

>That $30 could be used to by a lot of food. Canned goods, rice, and ramen. Apparently you don't have your priorities straight, faggot. You're just another leech.

Right let me just cancel my internet so I have nothing to do and go insane from isolation.

You can go sit at virtually any fast food place or store and use their internet.

You're not going to go through 50 pounds of rice in one month feeding just yourself, I can tell you that much. That's 1.6 pounds of raw rice and beans per day, which swell up when you cook them. And it doesn't even have to be plain, a bottle of onions sauce and a jar of garlic powder won't cost much and will make you appreciate your food far more than just plain rice.

Supermarkets throw away tons of good, usable food every day. When I was unemployed and had no income. I fed my family of four with what I found dumpster diving behind stores.

Why don't supermarkets get into the welfare business then? It's something I can actually see working but then again this would help the problem rather than make it worse and that's what matters more.

You're full of shit. If your income were low enough you would qualify. You can be single with no dependents. Just about anyone can qualify for food stamps and even if you're making $1000+ a month, you should still get the minimum of like $16 or whatever it is in your state.

TL;DR: OP is middle class and can't manage his money when it isn't mommy and daddy's anymore.

For rice - ranch dressing and lawry's seasoned salt. A bit of garlic and black pepper. Mix according to your tastes and eat with bread.(scoop the rice mixture up onto the bred and eat a mouthful. Repeat) you'll thank me later, since rice is a sponge and soaks up whatever flavor you throw at it.

Learn how to make chili with your beans. The ingredients aren't expensive and there's tons of recipes on youtube.

You could easily survive 2 or 3 months of 100 pounds of rice and beans.