3 meals a day was never normal for me
idk about everyone else but my solution to shit finances isn’t eating less, it’s making half my diet potatoes and onions…
i generally find statistics like these to be nothing more than ragebait.
I’m doing pretty decent financially, and I don’t eat three meals a day. I just have awful dietary habits.
I eat one a day if I remember.
I would also check the box at not eating three times a day. Because I eat so much delicacies in the evening, that I don’t need breakfast any more 😅
You folks too?
Well yeah. If I sit at home on Sunday playing videogames, I’m OK eating once a day and maybe having some snacks. If I bike to the mountains, I eat my weight in food. If I work intensively, I might have three meals a day, but sometimes I’m OK with two and a coffee with croissant for breakfast even then.
You seem to paint it like it’s some kind of a bad thingWhere is this from? Those buildings look familiar
Picture metasearch description says East London. Definitely not familiar
Where do they get these stats from ?
Bullshit statistics.
10k were interviewed. They extrapolate 10k to the population of Europe. C’mon that’s just mad. Especially with something as complicated as poverty.
Europe also currently has a war ongoing and has huge areas of incredibly poor and wealthy. Can’t really average that out. Wouldn’t trust anything that comes out of this research institution
10k is a great number for this kind of extrapolation. The only concern is how varied that population was
For this kinda thing ? Really ? 10k to extrapolate into the population of what 300 mil ?
Think that’s pretty wild. For maybe a single question with a few variations but something as complicated and complex as poverty and spending habits.
Iyf like to see the sources to back up that claim.
Yup, check this parent comment for the source you’re asking for
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Dug around a little. Seems the 10k were split between 10 different states. Here is an infographic from the source:
The numbers do seem inflated and don’t add up very well comparatively between the different countries either.
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Ah didn’t see the breakdown. Incredibly leading questions and highly charges but seems legit
you’re right! can you calculate the sampling size that would’ve given 95% confidence
