the coming medical bills will dwarf the food bills

Exactly, imagine the amount of sugar.... omg.

Me too! Seems like a great way to ingest chemicals, sugar, micro-plastics and to throw your money away. And, tell me what is in that readymade tea that is so addicting she won't stop drinking it? Hmmm must be a powerful hit of sugar and high caffeine.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who spotted that. 3 bottles of milk tea daily. Drink water.

An average of 16mg of sugar per 500ml of bubble tea drink...

I was like 🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️

I guess she doesn't realize that organic farms are situated between regular farms and get all the chemical fallout and runoff anyway 😂😂😂

Yea dat why the family so buff lol

shes addicted to it, she should see the sugar content before drinking

Agree.

she is on fast track to diabetes

Sugar overload milk tea

We reduced costs by buying milk for coffee which consumes less than using for cereals. Sometimes using milk for baking, and alternative is using oats milk, we found one that tastes good and stayed with this brand. It costs lesser than milk from cows. I do disagree with one tip when it was mentioned about grocery store sales having good prices. It's not always true. Always check the usual price and sale price to the gram or ounce or millilitre and other products like it. Example: $2.50 for 100g on sale $2.90 24 count but the gram is 85g, sometimes the marketing changes the package or the digital price tag (I won't be replying to any comments) If this helps click the Like or Comment

u think inflation is only by 1 supplier? is a chain effect, to consumer plate. everything went up. oil, water, electricity, labour cost(person who cook, person who serve, person who clean after ur meal, person who wash.), rental cost, packing cost, raw material cost, transport cost. Not a single item or labour cost did not inflation n u think $0.50 is alot???

@@kristysiew7368 Im a business owner and I know and sorry-to-say will also practise what I just said about increasing price above increase in cost :) As long as customers are okay and happy and remain price insensitive, then its a win for me. Your argument about not only 1 supplier increase price is not valid.

@@noproblematallmate I'm also a business owner. You can be sure what Kristy Siew is true. Not only 1 party will increase cost. Everyone down the value too will want to increase their cost. There's nothing wrong with that per se. Willing buyer and willing seller.

@@marktan8074 Not only 1 party will raise price is understood and very misleading when brought up. I'm merely pointing out about costs going up... not sure what is it gonna do with which supplier

For sure, once the price goes up, it rarely goes down.

Singapore is my favorite city to eat in. Love the Hawker stalls. Someday when this pandemic is a far away memory, I'd love to go to Singapore again.

I do not make that much money per hour so home cooked is still cheapest for me.

Still cheaper than buying outside.

They didn't emphasize much on the batch prep and cooking of meal bases that save a lot of time and money(if produce used is in season). But yeah, the financials are incomplete in factoring non-food costs..

When you buy groceries say 50 dollars and cook at home you can eat many meals but when you eat out its only one meal.

@@saracruze2212 Yes, exactly right. People are delusional about eating out being cheaper than home. Even a peanut butter and banana sandwich is cheaper than eating out! I have a drawer at work with cup ramen (.50), can of generic soup (.69), can of baked beans (.89) etc. This is for days I forget my lunch or am too hungry to drive home without buying junk. My regular home cooked lunch is 33cents to $1per portion depending on what it is. Fried egg sandwich, vegetable Fried rice, bean burrito, vegetable lo mein, casserole, etc. The cheapest fast food lunches in my area that include a drink: McD hamburger happy meal $5.79, Panda Express kids meal $6.90, etc. Some places offer $5 meal "deal" like Wendy's but that is still 4x higher than my homemade lunch! Don't even get me started on "dinners", lol. 😂 Let those simps keep paying high prices for eating out because someone has to support restaurants and you can bet it won't be me. Ca-ching 🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑 I'm laughing at them all the way to the bank. 365 days x $4 saved per day x career of 40 years= a whole lotta wasted 💰💰💰 money.

She's addicted to sugar

I fast & also an OMAD.

The Singaporean obesity rate is 10%, and 30% are overweight. This rising quickly as well. The junk food family is becoming pretty typical.

it makes a more interesting watch, rather than the “regular” consumer who already have modest expenditure

You need protein, calcium, fruits and veg too, or will get very sick and have no energy.

Cheapskate

Ever heard of cancer? Hope you have a working brain that allow you to think.

Exactly. Speaking for the working classes, I have never bought truffle oil!

Then for those underweight? Starve to death? Was common sense consulted before generating your remark?

@@pinemarble8479 I consulted you mum 😂

@@zendude123 Cool, had fun? And yours gave good head son. 🙃

yeah this is a good point that CNA talking point did not consider. Time is money. Utlility is money. So it be nice to also calculate that

I'm thinking of investing in the crypto market but taking my time to figure out how the whole thing works.

Investing in crypto is very volatile and risky which is why most successful investors trade with professional brokers

The real risk in the Crypto market is the risk of not investing, not the risk of short term price volatility.

I have been investing in crypto but have had a bumpy ride. How can I reach your broker? I will appreciate any tip or pointers

I once tried trading myself but made more losses than profits. I wouldn't suggest it to anyone

It was either that or be exterminated with the rest of Raccoon City, so she chose Singapore instead.

I guarantee you that you're not eating healthy. You're spewing crap saying one can eat salubrious meals with around $150 budgeted for food a month. Share your grocery list then, or are you just blatantly lying?

Then what, eat maggi and oily hawker food everyday and die of cancer in the next decade? So for you, prevention is not better than cure? Get sick then seek medical treatment must be what you like.

@@pinemarble8479 chill lmfao eating non organic food products doesn't constitute to unhealthy eating bruh at a time where organic food may not be a feasible option then just consider non organic ones??? you dont need to be eating maggi or oily hawker food lol.

What if you die before hitting FI?

Hahahahahahahahahhahaha

Hey smart alec, how about just eat 1 meal a year, eat less right? I'm sure we'll all be able to save generously. Ah heck, why not make it 1 meal in a decade. Can save even more.

22:45 da best

I think sugar tax in Singapore would be a good thing.

But our first language in Singapore has always been English .-.

What do you former Filipino? If your background is Filipino plus born in the Philippines you are always a Filipino. I am a German .Born and and raised there . I live in Canada with Canadian citizenship but I am always a German by heart. Be proud of what you are.