Curious as to the town . Pittsburgh isn ' t a very diverse area . Mostly white and black with a splash of other minorities . I ' m currently in Florida and it is a world of a difference in people ! <| sep |> Dang it . Knew I got the pass too early . One day too . <| sep |> Not to mention Mods admitting to receiving CTR funds <| sep |> I really like this design . Count me in ! <| sep |> That ' s great . It ' s always good to have options instead of picking one or the other <| sep |> Single female , Ontario , Canada , I spend about $ 150 a month . I don ' t drink alcohol and only go out to eat McDonalds or another fast food restaurant with a coupon once a week . I work very long days 1011 hr shifts in a car factory so I have little time or energy to do food prep so I usually buy tv dinners or whatever on sale for $ 12 for lunch . A couple Sundays a month I will have time to prep a large batch of chili or bbq pork or something that will last a week . I buy a lot of reduced priced breads , vegetables and meat . I ' m not picky so if it has a 12 price sticker on it I ' m good . And if it isn ' t on sale , I definitely don ' t buy it . I refuse to pay full price for things . I have a very large deep freeze , so since turkeyshams , etc . are on sale around the holidays , I will usually buy 3 or 4 , put them in the freezer and cook them up later on in the year . I wouldn ' t count this in as my regular budget , so buying a couple of turkeyshams would be an extra splurge for the month . And bananas . a banana a day . I don ' t buy a lot of pop , sugary foods or snack foods . Popcorn on a pot on the stove if I need a snack or some peanut butter on crackers . I should add that I do have my own chickens , so eggs are sort of free . I do have to buy chicken food , but about $ 10 bag every two weeks is average which I don ' t include in my grocery budget .