#broke tips

There’s are so many pros to eating potatoes. For example:

-they’re cheap

-they’re filling

-loaded baked potatoes can have all of the necessary nutrients you need and you don’t even need to bake them. Have access to a microwave? You’ll have a meal ready in 10 minutes tops

-they don’t go bad as fast as other produce

-they’re a very sensory safe food, I’ve never felt nauseous eating potatoes

-they’re versatile! Potato soup, French fries, loaded baked potato, smashed potatoes, potato and pea samosas, potato salad, potato galettes, breakfast potato casserole, mashed potatoes, potato rolls, shepherds pie, scalloped potatoes, gnocchi, funeral potatoes, potato quiche, smashed air fried potato that you use instead of bread for your avocado toast to stay full longer,

I could keep going until the internet shriveles up and dies.

Anyways eat some potatoes if you’re a broke college student/idk just need to save money, like seriously I swear by it.

If you're interested in getting a bj's card , check the Sunday paper and mini coupon filters as well as the bjs website and groupon. Why?

They often have deals they can't give you in store. I mean if you have the money and you want to help the cashiers and member service people out and make a membership with in club, that's really fucking sweet! That's get a boost to the numbers so they stop breathing down their necks (and it sometimes gives them a little extra in their paycheck), but like if you broke DO THE DEALS.

So when I get paid I'mma take my happy ass down to CVS, fast for 12 hours, and do an at home glucose test. Cause I'm broke and not gonna go to the doctor if that test don't work. But if that test shows high glucose I'mma schedule me an appointment

A lot of moms know what it is like to have to mop every other day, or even everyday, and these days most companies are trying to provide a convenient way to mop, as opposed to what is practical or cheap.  For instance, the Swiffer company.  They may be awesome and convenient to use, but how practical is it when you run out of the wipes and have to go to the store to get more (which for a stay at home mom also means loading your kids into the car, driving to the store, getting your wipes, loading them back into the car and going home), or trying to find the specific wipe pack for your specific model of Swiffer mop (which at a certain point also means that after your model is 'old' and 'out of date' and they quit making the wipes that fit or work with that mop, you may have to upgrade your Swiffer mop).  It just isn't convenient in the long run.  

Or how about the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser Roller Mop?  I have used it and it really is a great product to clean the messes with.  Of course it should be, it isn't necessarily cheap, the refills (which you have to buy after about 2 uses) certainly aren't cheap, and it is nearly impossible to clean by hand or in the washing machine because of the material it is made of:  Melamine.  Which, when you try to clean it like a normal sponge, falls apart--yet it gets dirty extremely easy.  Not practical or cheap.  The replacements are expensive and you have to replace the melamine scrubbing sponge after 2 uses, which is how long mine lasted me.