Your first tip almost made me faint 😭😭 in the last 30 days I’ve spent 1320.18 on fast food and going out. As a student I’ve literally run myself broke:( this is the wake up I needed!!!
Girl not only am I eating take out practically everyday, I’m using the delivery apps like Uber eats and door dash and Lord have mercy the delivery fees and tipping add up!
@@DyanaMariie OMG, for real! It's wild. So expensive! 😭 I always think I'm making a smart move by just ordering something so that I can stay home and focus on whatever I need to focus on, but then when I see that bill and see how much extra I'm charged (plus I always tip well), I start to think, "Damn, an actual 'smart move' would have been to have something prepared beforehand to just pop into the oven or something..." 😂
i literally spent $588 this month and it's not even the end of December. that's where my money is going. i bet u i deleted my entire uber account and I'll be eating and making meals at home and for the new year. i needed this. 😢
I searched for this video because I’m trying to gain control of my weight. I didn’t even think about how much money I’ve been spending on fast food. Thank you for your video
Before I watched your video I kept telling myself “calculate how much you’ve spend on fast food the past three months” I was completely heartbroken by the results. But this only motivates me to move forward ! Thank you for the video and advice 👏
We were never really fast food people, haven't touched it in easily over 10 years. However, we were eating out at restaurant, café and bistro people. When we started our debt-free journey at the start of this year and added things up we realised we were spending upwards of $1500 a month eating out. . .that was enough to open our eyes and get back to cooking, which we really enjoy doing. Now we eat out once, maybe twice a month for our budget meetings - a time to sit down half way through the month to talk about how things are going and at the end of the month to talk about how we did and any changes for the next month. Has helped us heaps in tackling our debt and we are on track to be debt-free by the end of the year except for the mortgage!
fast food addiction is the worst addiction, but also planning out the meals never works out as scheduleed :(( I am a total mess :)) this is such useful information especially during this pandemic :)
This is my second time coming back to your video. I was so confident I’d change the first time I watched your video and I did for about a month, I got stressed and went back to the same nasty habit of over spending monthly on fast food. 😞 it’s so discouraging. I just don’t want to cook everyday, be a wife, and a mom of two, in school full time and work full time. I’m tired but I think I’m more tired of watching how much my triggers and lack of accountability is causing me to waste money. 😢 Plus it doesn’t help that every social media acct I’m on shows someone doing a mukbang or eating something I feel I need to try. 😩
I'm at about $400-$600/ month on eating out. I'm single with no kids. Working 2 jobs, staying active doesn't give me alot of time to be at home to cook, but I'm working on it because these student loans GOTTA GO ! 🙌🏾😩🙏🏽
I'm so ashamed of myself. When I was looking over what I spend on food, I would spend my entire paycheck on food. From April of last year to April of this year, I spent over 20,000 dollars on food and I'm up to 300 pounds. I never been this heavy and broke. God please help me!
I’m a student and working part time. I think I spent like $250 a month on fast food. Thank you for this! I’m in distress lmao but will make big changes!
Yesss! I budget $15 for food for the week so $60 a month and that’s only for my child! I started buying in bulk and prepped a lunch bag for her filled with snacks to avoid buying food. We’ve done great so far. Thanks for sharing!
I’ve been tracking my spending with a zero based budget since February and BY FAR the most of control spending I have is with fast food. Ive aleady cut down, but the addiction is REAL. Going cold turkey was a big fail. Scheduling the day(s) is definitely a strategy I’m going to use.
I do intermediate fasting I do great for morning time. I don't eat intill 1pm. And I drink green juice and a sizeable breakfast. At lunch I'm trying to eat chicken salad. So for in 2 weeks I eat 7/15 days salad instead of other food. But my main weakness is after work I like getting fast food. 😩 literally if I did not get fast food I would have lost like 15 pounds by now.
ive been trying to break a habit ive built for take out food i usually get 2 or 3 times a week which includes my partner who gets it once then i buy twice didnt realise how bad i was till i realise i spend $429.00 on take out a month!!!!
Thank You Dyana I hope you are well. I've been trying to limit myself from eating out which has also been a struggle as I love being out. But I'll consider your tips and God bless you and your family
I am so bad at this, always have been. This is the year I NEED to sort this out and just eat at home. This month alone i've spent £170, i'd imagine i'll have spent around that every month tbh which is a shocking amount of money when I want to be clearing debt and saving for a house :(
Girl, £170 a month is not bad! Trust and believe on my bad months, I’ve spent up to £500 ALL on take away using apps like UberEats & Just Eat. I have a REAL BAD addiction 😭. My regular months tend to be £200-£300 if I’m being real with myself. I can’t help it, I’m literally addicted. When I try to talk to people about it, no one takes me serious because I’m still “fit” (I’m a gym gal). My fam & friends just say “ahh, you’ll be alright”. Like, no, imma be broke if I keep on 😂😩
I really like that prep list of groceries i'm going to have to create my own list, because everytime we go to the store, We end up spending more on groceries and some of them we wont even eat and end up throwing them out! thanks for the tips!
yes thank you not easy to do but i will that. writing down my expenses this would be easy. i like vegetables and other foods so that is not the problem. the problem is having to deal with more than one person in the household. my son and my parents that can be very expensive when you don't create the meal plans or don't always have the time. that can be a struggle for most parents. i may end up just buying food at a local store
My girlfriend loves to eat out all the time. It be a house full of groceries and she still wants to eat out, it’s sickening. Everyday it’s 100 dollars up up I’m trying to save for a house and she just have to go out.
As a black woman I am very glad to see my people managing there money the right way because black people are the poorest people in the world. I was at the bus terminal and this black homeless guy asked me did I have 10 pennies. But I notice the white homeless people never ask for money only the black homeless people. I was standing at the bus stop and it was this homeless black man and homeless white man , and the black guy started talking to me and after five minutes in our conversation he asked me. "Can I borrow your phone?" The white guy didn't ask me for nothing it's always black homeless people. We always need something.
I just calculated how much we spent on eating out for 2022...and it was so much it makes me sad/sick.😔 😟 🙁 I thought I was budgeting so well I am even more scared to check our grocery bill. Thank you for the tips.
im a 19 (basically 20) year old college student. i dont spend much on clothes, or hair or cosmetics. but maan i can spend $$ on food like everydays my last. i calculated my spending last month and it was 330 in fast food/eating out!! but i noticed i only spent about 50 for groceries and the meals i made lasted me so long with much produce and other ingredients left over!! when i go back to uni after break, my goal is to only doordash twice a month MAX!!
I use ChatGPT to plan meals and even to get a grocery list. Maximum I spend on groceries and restaurants together is no more than $300. My restaurant figure is high right because I’m going on dates. Otherwise it would be less than $200 a month which includes household items like bleach, shampoo, toilet paper, etc.
I calculated my takeaway/fast food earlier this year, and it was £450-£800 a month, I was horrified🫠 plus I didn’t even consider how much food I wasted in the fridge because I was buying takeaways instead of the ingredients I’d bought to cook
😫 and then I think I have a eating disorder. Like I need another job just to spend money on food. I worked Door dash just to give the money back to doordash🥺
I got to stop eating out I spent $6000 on alcohol and beer and food I was stupid not all of $6000 but I spent it 17 years plus 2 more years 19 years total. $200 a month for 12 months I got to save
What percentage do you put aside for personal and home or do you just go by what you usually use monthly? This was great video will start my budgeting list this weekend.
Actually, the thing is I'm a good cook, in fact, i really love the food i cook... But the thing is i have insomnia, depression and ocd which makes cooking tiring to me! And my mind tricks me into thinking that ordering food or takeout is more easy and good when in reality I'm just developing a ED because of those thoughts....
This is me, I’m not trying hard enough to break free from it because it’s comfort food but realize I spend more money on fast food than actually providing for myself and want to be smarter on what I consume as a college kid
Oddly fast food these days cost less than buying all ingredients and making at home. I made a simple pasta dish with a salad and garlic bread. Literally costs me 25 for all the ingredients. Healthier, yes.
Especially when you’re by yourself… I’m not feeding a family and because a lot of food comes in large quantities i always end up throwing it away which i hate doing
I have a question when you do a zero based budget and something happens that is a need but not like a emergency thing like a car repair you didn’t budget for do you pull from savings? I feel like something always comes up
Another tip is to have a cushion in your checking account....it's your first line of defense before you hit your savings/sinking funds. The cushion can vary between $50 -$500. Rebuild it slowly once you spend it. You can also buy fast food gift cards for emergencies and keep them in your wallet
I need help 1. How much i spend: 56dollar a month (14 a week ) 2. I have planned meals but still longing for fastfood online, i hate cooking 3. Tried the hifive through the weekend method before the video already :( 4. No buy method, midly works but it stresses me thinking about it when craving and that makes me buy takeout 5. I solved the stomach ears i liked that one I need help 56 x 12 = 672 thats a lot
Where have you been ALL my life?! I found your video sooo helpful. I also can't STAND cooking. You are an answer to my prayer tonight after vomiting over the amount I spend eating out I prayed for a change. Thank you!!!
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I’ve spent 400$ this month on all fast FOOD… this is NOT a flex, I’m literally in tears because it’s a CYCLE I NEED to overcome if I want to survive 😭
I felt this on a spiritual level 😪
Girl dud you overcome it???
Your first tip almost made me faint 😭😭 in the last 30 days I’ve spent 1320.18 on fast food and going out. As a student I’ve literally run myself broke:( this is the wake up I needed!!!
You can't get to your destination if you don't have a starting point! Now you can make a plan!
I spent almost the same amount last month in June ! I feel so gross and guilty
Yes me too I have an addiction with eating out and I really wanna stop because I stay broke everytime lol
@@Jacqmeoff Same bro uber eats costs me so much, i hope we're able to stop
Same, I looked at mine and I’ve been averaging $1,200 a month on eating out 😢
Girl not only am I eating take out practically everyday, I’m using the delivery apps like Uber eats and door dash and Lord have mercy the delivery fees and tipping add up!
🤣 I got delivery once and felt like I was robbed omg it’s expensive
@Ayousha Ahmed convenience can be expensive
@@DyanaMariie OMG, for real! It's wild. So expensive! 😭 I always think I'm making a smart move by just ordering something so that I can stay home and focus on whatever I need to focus on, but then when I see that bill and see how much extra I'm charged (plus I always tip well), I start to think, "Damn, an actual 'smart move' would have been to have something prepared beforehand to just pop into the oven or something..." 😂
I found that fast food makes me feel bad and moody. So not only cooking will save me money but it will actually help me mentally and physically
i literally spent $588 this month and it's not even the end of December. that's where my money is going. i bet u i deleted my entire uber account and I'll be eating and making meals at home and for the new year. i needed this. 😢
Not me watching this while finishing my sweet tea from McDonald’s 😂
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Lol
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Same. Watching while eating McDonalds fries. 😂
I searched for this video because I’m trying to gain control of my weight. I didn’t even think about how much money I’ve been spending on fast food. Thank you for your video
My mind is saying "Rice and beans with a chicken breast from Walmart is less than a dollar a meal" while my heart ❤ is saying "CHICK FIL A!!!"
Yep sameee. And sometime ya gotta follow your heart 🤣🤣
You just have me an idea for dinner
Just Bare frozen chicken items are the same as CFA! Get some frozen waffle fries and BOOM you got CFA at home
Before I watched your video I kept telling myself “calculate how much you’ve spend on fast food the past three months” I was completely heartbroken by the results. But this only motivates me to move forward ! Thank you for the video and advice 👏
We were never really fast food people, haven't touched it in easily over 10 years. However, we were eating out at restaurant, café and bistro people. When we started our debt-free journey at the start of this year and added things up we realised we were spending upwards of $1500 a month eating out. . .that was enough to open our eyes and get back to cooking, which we really enjoy doing. Now we eat out once, maybe twice a month for our budget meetings - a time to sit down half way through the month to talk about how things are going and at the end of the month to talk about how we did and any changes for the next month. Has helped us heaps in tackling our debt and we are on track to be debt-free by the end of the year except for the mortgage!
fast food addiction is the worst addiction, but also planning out the meals never works out as scheduleed :(( I am a total mess :)) this is such useful information especially during this pandemic :)
This is my second time coming back to your video. I was so confident I’d change the first time I watched your video and I did for about a month, I got stressed and went back to the same nasty habit of over spending monthly on fast food. 😞 it’s so discouraging. I just don’t want to cook everyday, be a wife, and a mom of two, in school full time and work full time. I’m tired but I think I’m more tired of watching how much my triggers and lack of accountability is causing me to waste money. 😢 Plus it doesn’t help that every social media acct I’m on shows someone doing a mukbang or eating something I feel I need to try. 😩
I'm at about $400-$600/ month on eating out. I'm single with no kids. Working 2 jobs, staying active doesn't give me alot of time to be at home to cook, but I'm working on it because these student loans GOTTA GO ! 🙌🏾😩🙏🏽
I'm so ashamed of myself. When I was looking over what I spend on food, I would spend my entire paycheck on food. From April of last year to April of this year, I spent over 20,000 dollars on food and I'm up to 300 pounds. I never been this heavy and broke. God please help me!
I’m a student and working part time. I think I spent like $250 a month on fast food. Thank you for this! I’m in distress lmao but will make big changes!
Yesss! I budget $15 for food for the week so $60 a month and that’s only for my child! I started buying in bulk and prepped a lunch bag for her filled with snacks to avoid buying food. We’ve done great so far. Thanks for sharing!
woah $15??? how
@@zaire-aniyarobinson2928 15 for eating out… i eat out once a week with my child. We usually split a meal
@@chingonacouponereat out?
I needed this a few hours ago after spending $$ on Chipotle 😫. Takeout is my only weakness.
Ah man! Lol
You are one of the most genuine and relatable people on UA-cam.
I think I’m going to start using cash for my eating out expenses. Cuz baby, I spend some coins eating out. 🥴
That’s what I do! Lol
Thanks for the tips! Im now saving money and losing weight at the same time!♥️
Knowledge is power because when I learned they engineer it to keep you stuck on this food made me immediately buy groceries. Enough.
I don’t think that i’m the only one watching this while eating from KFC, i really need to start to cook.. Good luck to everyone🤙🏻
I’ve been tracking my spending with a zero based budget since February and BY FAR the most of control spending I have is with fast food. Ive aleady cut down, but the addiction is REAL. Going cold turkey was a big fail. Scheduling the day(s) is definitely a strategy I’m going to use.
I be using grubhub and door dash and uber eats my eating out spending is horrible
RIGHTTTT FOR ME IT GONNA SO BAD THAT I SPEND 600 on fast food in one month
Over $400 in 13 days when I did the calculations on eating out alone i had to figure out how to cut it in half
I do intermediate fasting I do great for morning time. I don't eat intill 1pm. And I drink green juice and a sizeable breakfast. At lunch I'm trying to eat chicken salad. So for in 2 weeks I eat 7/15 days salad instead of other food. But my main weakness is after work I like getting fast food. 😩 literally if I did not get fast food I would have lost like 15 pounds by now.
"Rice, a boiled egg, and chicken that doesn't look like it's seasoned..." LOL. Meal prepping is not for me either!
I really tried and couldn’t do it!
ive been trying to break a habit ive built for take out food i usually get 2 or 3 times a week which includes my partner who gets it once then i buy twice didnt realise how bad i was till i realise i spend $429.00 on take out a month!!!!
The title is all I needed bc this is my main problem and impulse purchase 😩
You are not alone!
Mine too. Working hard on stopping this 😔🤞🏾🤞🏾
Yes!!!! So many individuals like quick and easy fixes of food, fast food is almost always the answer
Thank You Dyana I hope you are well. I've been trying to limit myself from eating out which has also been a struggle as I love being out. But I'll consider your tips and God bless you and your family
Gurl I hate cooking too! It's liberating to admit that lol 😆😆😆 That plant looks AMAZING btw!!!
I spend 2.5k a month on food I have a problem.
“When your stomach is singing melodies”😂😭
Glad to hear some have the same problem as me !. Thank you so much for sharing solutions
My problem is buying coffee, drinks or a quick snack
I bought a portable kettle, so i can make my own tea😂
I am so bad at this, always have been. This is the year I NEED to sort this out and just eat at home. This month alone i've spent £170, i'd imagine i'll have spent around that every month tbh which is a shocking amount of money when I want to be clearing debt and saving for a house :(
Girl, £170 a month is not bad! Trust and believe on my bad months, I’ve spent up to £500 ALL on take away using apps like UberEats & Just Eat. I have a REAL BAD addiction 😭. My regular months tend to be £200-£300 if I’m being real with myself. I can’t help it, I’m literally addicted. When I try to talk to people about it, no one takes me serious because I’m still “fit” (I’m a gym gal). My fam & friends just say “ahh, you’ll be alright”. Like, no, imma be broke if I keep on 😂😩
I really like that prep list of groceries i'm going to have to create my own list, because everytime we go to the store, We end up spending more on groceries and some of them we wont even eat and end up throwing them out! thanks for the tips!
yes thank you not easy to do but i will that. writing down my expenses this would be easy. i like vegetables and other foods so that is not the problem. the problem is having to deal with more than one person in the household. my son and my parents that can be very expensive when you don't create the meal plans or don't always have the time. that can be a struggle for most parents. i may end up just buying food at a local store
My girlfriend loves to eat out all the time. It be a house full of groceries and she still wants to eat out, it’s sickening. Everyday it’s 100 dollars up up I’m trying to save for a house and she just have to go out.
oh no you have to let her know when it’s time to think “do I NEED it”
Thank you, I’m a dude, so I’m having trouble. This motivated me and I get paid monthly so I’m starting March 1 Wednesday
Thank you for this. Everything you've said is truth! Great, informative video! I appreciate you keeping it real.
Thank you!!!!!!!! This is all I eat & spend my money on!! Thank you!!!
I’ve spent 400 dollars this month on coffee and fast food 💔 i’ll try to save money and stop eating out , thanks this helped me xx
Thank you for the idea!! I never thought to calculate how much fast food 😭 thank you
As a black woman I am very glad to see my people managing there money the right way because black people are the poorest people in the world. I was at the bus terminal and this black homeless guy asked me did I have 10 pennies. But I notice the white homeless people never ask for money only the black homeless people. I was standing at the bus stop and it was this homeless black man and homeless white man , and the black guy started talking to me and after five minutes in our conversation he asked me. "Can I borrow your phone?" The white guy didn't ask me for nothing it's always black homeless people. We always need something.
I just calculated how much we spent on eating out for 2022...and it was so much it makes me sad/sick.😔 😟 🙁 I thought I was budgeting so well I am even more scared to check our grocery bill. Thank you for the tips.
im a 19 (basically 20) year old college student. i dont spend much on clothes, or hair or cosmetics. but maan i can spend $$ on food like everydays my last. i calculated my spending last month and it was 330 in fast food/eating out!! but i noticed i only spent about 50 for groceries and the meals i made lasted me so long with much produce and other ingredients left over!! when i go back to uni after break, my goal is to only doordash twice a month MAX!!
I use ChatGPT to plan meals and even to get a grocery list. Maximum I spend on groceries and restaurants together is no more than $300. My restaurant figure is high right because I’m going on dates. Otherwise it would be less than $200 a month which includes household items like bleach, shampoo, toilet paper, etc.
I calculated my takeaway/fast food earlier this year, and it was £450-£800 a month, I was horrified🫠 plus I didn’t even consider how much food I wasted in the fridge because I was buying takeaways instead of the ingredients I’d bought to cook
Your definitely speaking my language! I'm going to try your tips. Thank you cause I thought I was the only one lol
Good is definitely my weakness! Great tips! I have been binge watching you ALL week! Love your content! So inspiring & motivational! Stay blessed!
Thank you!!!
That’s my problem exactly !
Definitely working on it :)
Thanks for the video
😫 and then I think I have a eating disorder. Like I need another job just to spend money on food. I worked Door dash just to give the money back to doordash🥺
You are NORMAL! I would work to identify why you feel so drawn to eating out. Like your triggers
@@DyanaMariie ok will do. Thank you 🤗
great video thank you
WOW this video was super helpful, surprised it hasn’t gone viral. Thank you so much for sharing these helpful tips!
Glad it was helpful!
I spent 1200$ on food in one month 😬
I’m sick of spending money in local shops, takeaways! It’s so irritating but a hard habit to break 😢
really good tips and I am sure they will help me! Thank you so much for your help and knowledge!!!
I know I need to start this😂. Eating out is a quick convenience for me when I can just make it myself what I’m craving😅
I got to stop eating out I spent $6000 on alcohol and beer and food I was stupid not all of $6000 but I spent it 17 years plus 2 more years 19 years total. $200 a month for 12 months I got to save
I just found out I spent exactly 827.57$ on food this month…GIRL!
Hi I. Trying to learn it too it’s really hard but I don’t want anything to take that away I wanna reward myself I’m trying to save up for a vacation
Hey Queen!! Greattt content
I got to stop eating out and I spent $$$ on clothes but I needed them but it was $200 on achol and fast food
What percentage do you put aside for personal and home or do you just go by what you usually use monthly? This was great video will start my budgeting list this weekend.
Actually, the thing is I'm a good cook, in fact, i really love the food i cook... But the thing is i have insomnia, depression and ocd which makes cooking tiring to me! And my mind tricks me into thinking that ordering food or takeout is more easy and good when in reality I'm just developing a ED because of those thoughts....
Thank you for this!
This is me, I’m not trying hard enough to break free from it because it’s comfort food but realize I spend more money on fast food than actually providing for myself and want to be smarter on what I consume as a college kid
Good advice, 👍👍👍👍👍
I finally found someone who misspells strudel the same way I do! Lol
Eat a snack before you leave was spot on 😅
I use cash envelopes. So once the money alloted in that category goes out I can't buy it.
👏🏽👏🏽 Exactly why I like to use cash too!
Is it better to have cash over checking for someone who has trouble with spending money on fast food?
Oddly fast food these days cost less than buying all ingredients and making at home. I made a simple pasta dish with a salad and garlic bread. Literally costs me 25 for all the ingredients. Healthier, yes.
Especially when you’re by yourself… I’m not feeding a family and because a lot of food comes in large quantities i always end up throwing it away which i hate doing
@@camrynlopez6997 agree 100%. I was single for a long time up until a few years ago.
But honestly you don’t need the salad or bread lol a simple pasta dish can be cooked with leftovers so it’s actually not more expensive..
@@shaniceleader2539 I agree. That pasta could last you majority of the week the salad and bread wasn’t needed.
You used and ate all the ingredients in one meal?
The title felt like an attack. But your video got me wanting to do better
Great content!
I have a question when you do a zero based budget and something happens that is a need but not like a emergency thing like a car repair you didn’t budget for do you pull from savings? I feel like something always comes up
Try to incorporate savings into your budget for specific sinking funds!
Another tip is to have a cushion in your checking account....it's your first line of defense before you hit your savings/sinking funds. The cushion can vary between $50 -$500. Rebuild it slowly once you spend it. You can also buy fast food gift cards for emergencies and keep them in your wallet
Watching this before I order pizza and regret it
"A hungry stomach has no ears."😂
Yes I don’t do too bad but my 25 year old lives at home and it’s a struggle. He always wants to spend out he has spent thousands upon thousands
She’s so pretty 😍😍
I started my debt free journey. Then my car broke down 😫😒
That’s how it goes!! Get it handled then get right back on it’
@@DyanaMariie facts! Thank God for the emergency fund. You're truly an inspiration ♥️
I need help
1. How much i spend: 56dollar a month (14 a week )
2. I have planned meals but still longing for fastfood online, i hate cooking
3. Tried the hifive through the weekend method before the video already :(
4. No buy method, midly works but it stresses me thinking about it when craving and that makes me buy takeout
5. I solved the stomach ears i liked that one
I need help 56 x 12 = 672 thats a lot
Impressive.
Almost 12000 ruppes in 20 days of this month .. 20 June today...uff...this amount is some ppl monthly pay...
So I'm not alone😂😂😂😂
Not me sitting and eating kfc when I knew I had food to make at home🙄 I’ll do better. I might make a list so I know what I’m using and for what meal:)
Me wanting to buy Hawaiian bros so I ran to UA-cam to watch this to try and stop me from buying it 🤦🏾♀️
Here 🥰🥰🥰
Am here after spending 60 on fastfood😒
I really hope this helps me out lol
I am guilty of this and need to stop this
Where have you been ALL my life?! I found your video sooo helpful. I also can't STAND cooking. You are an answer to my prayer tonight after vomiting over the amount I spend eating out I prayed for a change. Thank you!!!
$378 a month 😑
i’ve spent $108 in the last 3days…
I wish I spent 400 a month. Try 1500 :(
$600 and that’s the lowest
🥰 is she married? Omg 😊
I wasted $1,053.34 in ONE month😮
After i ate McDonalds 🙃