How much on average do you spend daily? on food and transport daily.

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Daily food spending really depends on whether you cook or eat out. On workdays I usually spend a small amount on transport, then anywhere from a modest lunch to a sit-down dinner if I don’t feel like cooking. Casual chains help me control costs because I can check prices ahead of time and avoid surprises. For example, before going out I often look up menus online to see what fits my budget, especially when dining at places like Olive Garden where portions are filling. I recently came across this detailed menu breakdown that shows current prices and meal options, which makes planning easier: https://theolivegardenmenu.com/

On average for food about $30 to 50 daily (closer to 50 if eating with spouse, 30 if alone) - usually $5 and below for breakfast, for lunch and dinner, quite hard to find below $10 unless i want to limit my options

transport sometimes $0 (wfh), $4 (go office only), $10 (if travel around sg with spouse)

Depends on mood, if feeling disciplined can be $5 or below, else can go as high as $200, if I were to bring all my kids with me for a massage.