Are you able to live off of what you're doing?
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Kit foxes in Bakersfield, California, live off of people food.
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Can one person live off of bitcoin for a week?
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"We cannot live off of a continuing resolution," he said.
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So all these years later, I live off of music.
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Nostalgia is powerful, you can damn near live off of it.
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"I'll live off of the rivers there," she said with a smile.
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Just pretend it doesn't even exist and live off of everything else.
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I never could have imagined that you'd live off of playing music.
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You cannot, for example, live off of dollar store ramen long-term.
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Saving prudently doesn't mean that you live off of bread and water.
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Instead, he chose to live off of his endorsement money throughout his career.
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The food in your cart is what you have to live off of.
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And because he was able to live off of it, his life was complete.
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She presumably has enough money to live off of for some time without working.
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Then, we can increase the amount a retiree can live off of quite significantly.
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Thank god I am blessed with a fast metabolism because I live off of carbs.
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So they made a plan to only live off of one income — AJ's $91,000 salary.
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Like Lynch, Barkley intends to live off of endorsement money while saving for the future.
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It was like a hundred bucks for everything, so we could live off of that.
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First, Falcone says an aspiring entrepreneur must ask how much they have saved to live off of.
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"We know you can't live off of this so we try to discourage people," Mr. Ramella said.
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"I love working for Disney; it's just that I couldn't live off of it," Ms. Lella said.
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After all, the trees, Bran's powers, and the Night King may all live off of the same magic?
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" Others claimed that the only reason she was dating DiCaprio was so she could "live off of him.
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When Theo left his job, he had significant savings, which he was able to live off of at first.
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If they have the balls to come here and live off of my money, I pay for their welfare.
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Olivera's family doesn't live off of the yield from their mezcal, but it complements their corn and bean harvests.
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In addition to rental income, they&aposve set up a bond ladder to live off of in the short-term.
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"The government wants us to live like white people, to live off of our own income," says Aldira Akai, 27.
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Most of Mexico's avocados come from the state of Michoacán, employing some 100,000 families who live off of farming and production.
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I get fruit, a Thai Citrus Chicken salad (I live off of this salad), cereal, yogurt, snacks, and some frozen meals.
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I don't know if that's a boring story, but it's the truth, he doesn't live off of mushrooms and caterpillar juice.
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For those who plan to live off of around $40,000 this often means aiming to build a seven figure nest egg.
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"I plan on doing that to create an income to live off of while having free time to garden," he said.
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To help you out, we've compiled a list of destinations where you can live off of $25 a day or less.
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He plans to live off of about $2000,2401 per year, which gives him some leeway, considering he currently spends less than $2401,26.
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I was a bartender and server at two different restaurants in New York City and live off of a tipped minimum wage.
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"No one wanted to give us money at that time so we had to live off of my student loans," Walia told TechCrunch.
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I can live off of what I make, but if I were half as good at boxing I'd make five times as much.
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This is a significant chunk of income for him, considering that he, along with most indigenous families, still live off of the land.
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He goes by the 80:20 rule, which suggests that you live off of 80 percent of your paycheck and save the rest.
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As Richards said during an interview early this year, "Mick and I live off of this fire between us" (The Wall Street Journal).
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"Stay-at-home moms in Nebraska who have a limited grocery budget to live off of — no politician can understand that," she said.
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Next, cover all of your fixed costs, such as rent, insurance and car payments, and then live off of whatever is left over.
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However, AARP says a retiree needs to save about $1.18 million in order to live off of $40,000 a year for 30 years.
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Reality TV might live off of drama, but you also need to identify, at least a little bit, with the personalities on your screen.
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It's HOT outside, and we've officially come to terms with the fact that we can't live off of iced coffee and ice cream alone.
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Again, this method of hunting and crafting is more in line with how an outlaw might actually live off of the land in 1899.
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"Stay-at-home moms in Nebraska who have a limited grocery budget to live off of — no politician can understand that," one woman said.
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Rising sea levels and abnormal weather patterns negatively impact the lives of indigenous people who live off of the land and closer to nature.
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" McLean protects his clients from reckless spending by determining the percentage of income they could live off of "before the lifestyle chooses for [them].
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My parents know that they could weather a 30% cut on what they live off of, thanks to the properties, and still be fine.
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Now you can have a show on YouTube that still gets enough of an audience for you to tour off of and live off of.
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"It's hard to save when you live off of cash tips," says Lopez, who says she often spent much of that money partying after work.
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Mamie's father, D. Ray, taught his children how to live off of welfare after he spent many unstable years working in the local coal mines.
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Nicole and I agreed when we bought the house, we would only live off of 24 paychecks annually instead of the 26 we actually received.
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According to AARP, in order to live off of $40,000 a year, a retiree needs to save about $1.18 million for a 30-year retirement.
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There is a wide open space in this field to develop software that can live off of GitHub and might have a GUI for us.
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For a long time, my life goal has been early retirement— to acquire enough income producing investments to live off of by the time I'm 35.
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Turns out that's what happens when you hold onto enough money to live off of without working for the rest of your life 10,000 times over.
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Baby boomers will eventually need a plan to live off of their investments, so I recommend a balanced portfolio of stocks, bonds, cash and other investments.
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"My wish is to get the chance to own some part of this land to plant even just 20 olive trees to live off of," she said.
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"Acting is a business where you can start to live off of what is so-and-so doing and why am I not doing that," Broderick said.
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In fact, Gronkowski still hasn't touched a dime of his career NFL salary or signing bonuses and has chosen instead to live off of his endorsement money.
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Before you make any hasty changes to your 401(k), just sit back for a moment and figure out about when you'll need it to live off of.
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Thankfully, a friend set up a GoFundMe account right after everything happened, so I've been able to live off of that while everything else is getting worked out.
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He received a spot in the Dean Witter Reynolds training program but could not afford to live off of the small salary, and his wife eventually left him.
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They couldn't tolerate the idea that Díaz, who was never able to live off of singing and composing, was suddenly a profitable artist at the age of 95.
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"I live off of both the M and L trains, so it won't be as dire a situation for me personally since I have another option," she said.
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Weston, the ring leader, and the others lured their victims into captivity in order to fraudulently live off of the victims' disability and state benefits, according to federal prosecutors.
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It worked for the Cahills, who decided to live off of Meg's $40,000 teaching salary and direct David's $62,000 school administrator salary exclusively towards paying down the student loans.
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"Most people out here have bits of trickle income in addition to their retirement plan; it's not the conventional 'I saved and live off of my savings,'" she said.
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I say, at the end of the day, no matter how much money I leave you, my reputation and my character is what you're going to live off of.
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I used to live off of grain bowls in college (this one in particular), but it wasn't until recent years that grain bowls became part of the national food conversation.
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"If they have the balls to come here and live off of my money — I pay for their welfare, I pay for their ability to be here," he went on, breathlessly.
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In the Netflix days, it was pretty much an accepted practice that if you had a video store and you were renting movies, you had to live off of late fees.
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Even though I had savings to live off of, I dealt with a lot of anxiety this month while I was unemployed, and I don't want her to go through that.
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The hashtag #RouanetNão or "Not Rouanet" hit Brazil's trending topics on Twitter in September and created a wave of backlash that painted artists as freeloaders who live off of public funds.
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By moving to a flat benefit, we can ensure that those who need SSDI are able to live off of it, while the overall longevity of the SSDI program is increased.
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"It is not so much about producing good work, as it is collecting observations and sensory experiences that I can hopefully live off of during the [New Hampshire] winter," Miranda tells Creators.
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The majority of these farmers live off of what they cannot sell, meaning a more concentrated source of fat and protein is a boon for their families as well as cheese quality.
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So, instead of collecting a disability check that no one would be able to live off of, I cut meds, like every other respectable person with schizophrenia, with a full-time job.
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The Mashco Piro have largely shunned contact with outsiders for at least 100 years as they live off of hunting and foraging in a vast expanse of rainforest in Peru and Brazil.
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It means that you have enough assets that independently generate enough income for you to live off of — and you're free from the need to earn a paycheck to fund your lifestyle.
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Right now, his family is living off of savings — the kind of savings that are supposed to cover vacations and aren't sufficiently padded to live off of for an extended period of time.
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Gone are the days where a four-year degree meant job security for 85033 years with the ability to retire with a robust retirement, pension and social security benefit to live off of.
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Once you hit that million-dollar figure, you're able to turn your money into a perpetual money-making machine that you can theoretically live off of—that is, if you make some life adjustments.
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We told him the immediate needs of having a forever home, funeral expenses, and the cost of getting in-home assistance, and enough money to live off of for the remainder of my life.
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You end up with all of these serfs, who, instead of being able to till land that is owned by a lord, and live off of it, instead are working for the lord for wages.
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The financial blogger at "The Money Wizard " — a Minneapolis-based millennial who goes by the pen name Sean and is on track to retire by age 37 — plans to live off of about $30,000 per year.
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For example, financial blogger "The Money Wizard " — a Minneapolis-based millennial who goes by the pen name Sean and is on track to retire by age 103 — plans to live off of about $30,000 per year.
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When the Chicago-based couple committed to fast-tracking their debt repayment, they decided to live off of Meg's $40,000 teaching salary and direct David's $62,000 school administrator salary exclusively towards paying down the student loans.
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In Orlando, it's hard to find a minimum-wage job to live off of, and lifeguarding pays good money — even though it's physically and mentally demanding, and you have to know how to save a person.
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For example, financial blogger "The Money Wizard " — a Minneapolis-based millennial who goes by the pen name Sean and is on track to retire by age 37 — plans to live off of about $30,000 per year.
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All throughout the chacra, there is life to be found in death and it is with that philosophy that these people have been able to live off of the rainforest for centuries without depleting its resources.
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And--as every good behavioral economist will tell you--being right on a big event even once gives you a cache you can live off of for years, even if everything else you say is completely wrong.
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"It's not the 1950s anymore — you can't live off of 1 income," said 34-year-old Theresa Nieswaag, who said she works part-time making $18 an hour and struggles to find higher wages in the area.
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But ocean farming of shellfish — oysters, mussels and clams — and seaweed is super-sustainable, and we should all be eating more of those things because they actually just live off of nutrients in the water and sunlight.
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The notion that you can then afford to live off of your savings by limiting your withdrawals to just 4 percent of your assets each year, adjusted for inflation, is, of course, borrowed from a popular retirement strategy.
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Although there are some indigenous folks do still live in teepees and live off of the land, there are those of us that live in urban settings, and we live in houses and condos, and we contribute to society.
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After all, the Patriots tight end has proven to be financially savvy since he was drafted in 2010: He hasn't touched a dime of his career NFL earnings and has chosen instead to live off of his endorsement money.
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By contrast, bears in the Hudson Bay have dealt with melting sea ice in the summer months for hundreds and hundreds of years, and have evolved to feed heavily during the winter and then live off of their fat reserves.
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While this measure and others would allow savers to hold onto more of their savings, waiving the RMD for 2020 would work in favor of those who don't need to live off of their IRA or 401(k) in retirement.
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There are two tax systems in our country: One for the many of us who work regular jobs for a living, and a second for those who have wealth and can live off of it, without bothering much about ordinary work.
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Although Patrick could easily live off of her souvenir sales and endorsements for the rest of her life, with so many young and talented racers searching for top-notch seats, Patrick, who turns 34 in March, should be feeling some pressure to deliver.
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I was lucky: Even when I did get unexpected doctor bills, and when I was let go and had to live off of $400 a week in unemployment checks, my six-month fund supported me, just as it was designed to do.
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What I wish I had done, more than anything, was pay off my student loans and put myself on a strict budget — a budget that assumed I was never going to make money I could live off of as a writer again.
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For Orphan and her colleagues, the otherworldly seeps are brimming with vibrant ecosystems filled with single-celled organisms—mostly from the Archaea and bacteria families—that live off of methane emanating from the seafloor, sulfates in the seawater, and symbiosis with each other.
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If you retire today at 65 with $1 million in cash (after taxes) and no new income from any source, you would have to live off of $40,000 a year ($3,250 per month) for the next 333 years before you ran out of money.
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"On the biggest deals it is hard to ignore the appetite and sentiment of the biggest beasts but there is no reason why smaller deals couldn't be consumed by the more peripheral players that sometimes have to live off of the scraps," the syndicate head said.
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That's why many financial experts advise lottery winners to be conservative with their prize money (put it in a savings account and live off of the compound interest), not to rush into any major purchases, and to learn how to say "no" to people asking for handouts.
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Be patient when it comes to building a steady incomeIn Kamwithi&aposs first year as a ghostwriter, she made less than $10,000 — a wage that she couldn&apost live off of as a single mom — so she temporarily had to move back in with her parents.
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But a new study, commissioned by the aboriginal Nunatsiavut Government and completed by scientists from Memorial University, Harvard, and the University of Manitoba, says that the toxic mercury released during the dam's construction will have highly detrimental effects on the area's wildlife and the aboriginal people who live off of it.
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Assumptions: starting from a net worth of $0 — • You earn 5% investment returns after inflation during your savings years • You live off of the 4% safe withdrawal rate after retirement • You only live off the gains since we don't know how long you'll live Remember, every dollar you spend on something pushes your retirement date out to some degree.
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"I reject all of the drama because the reality of it is that people who are trying to pay their bills, people who are trying to feed their kids, and people who are working two jobs and retirees who are worried about how they are going to live off of Social Security, they don't care about this flashy personality," Spanberger told CNN.
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"Because of this myth of the 'pure' artist who is able to afford to live off of gallery sales, through grants, or some other mysterious way, we see many artists who feel like failures or sell-outs simply because they have to have a day job, take corporate work, or wait tables," Willa Köerner, the Creative Content Director at the Creative Independent, told Hyperallergic.
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They raise the point a lot that somebody from a country like America — [where people] don't have a heritage connection to what they eat, where it's just what they need to live off of or what they think tastes best, where they can try a totally different classification of food every day if they wanted to — can't really understand what it's like to see all of a sudden in the age of the internet that the rest of the world has been cooking your food slightly differently every time until it becomes completely unrecognizable. pic.twitter.
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