Too broke to afford real fried chicken. So they made one out of rice

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$100 in BTC last month isn’t worth $100 anymore. $100 in gold last month isn’t worth $100 anymore. $100 cash last month isn’t worth the same anymore. It's over you all better got some beans and rice for the next few years.

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Me meal prepping - chicken, rice, veggies, sauce = $2.50 per nutritious meal. My wife meal prepping - tiny yogurt that’s somehow $7 each, tiny package of cheese and almonds that’s $3 each, tiny bag of chocolate covered dried blueberry’s that’s $3 each, $7 coffee, $40 gummy vitamins.

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Asset management attorney here. I know you're just repeating what you've heard, so I'm not trying to attack you personally. This should just be taken as an FYI, even if sounds a little harsh. That is a layperson myth. First, they'd never be able to buy enough of a single issuer to get meaningful Bitcoin exposure without tripping on their other portfolio guidelines. Second, it would be deliberate malfeasance by the portfolio manager to know that the client's guidelines do not allow for Bitcoin, and then to deliberately attempt to circumvent that by buying a proxy. Third, the pension's board would be all over it like white on rice at the next meeting after purchase. It's the type of myth that only makes sense when you have no actual exposure to how pension funds work. Which is this entire sub, honestly, after the GameStop era ruined this place by bringing in a bunch of people who were *actually* regarded instead of just pretending to be while they played on their BB terminals.

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Beans and rice

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Get some rice and beans and some meat and some canned soup and cook it all down in a crock pot then freeze it then get some tortillas and cheese and reheat that stuff and you can eat for a whole week for like 40 bucks

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egg rice is all u need

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plain white rice with a side of struggle.

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rice and beans got all the aminos

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Rice and Beans until NBIS hits 130 again

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