do you bring a lunch to work or go out to eat?

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Definitely try to bring my own to save money but sadly end up buying most of the time

when i had a full time job 2 summers ago, i would drive home for lunch.

I bring my own lunch. I hate spending $5 on a small burrito. Everything is so expensive

If we have a lot of leftover from dinner, my husband will save it for his next day's lunch, or else he'll grab a burger.

Both, depends.

i bring something almost every day

When I used to work outside the home, I nearly always brought a lunch. It's too expensive to eat out every day, and defeats the purpose for which I was working.

My Man started bringing his lunch most days about 4 or 5 years ago, when the economy tanking was getting really bad. He used to buy breakfast and lunch in the cafeteria at work every day, and I had to point out to him how much it was costing. The kids and I don't go out to eat every day, so he realized the savings. Also, I'm a good cook so he usually has something yummy to show off to the other guys.

My children only get school lunch once or twice a week or less. Not only are the school lunches not that great, but they can bring whatever they want and save the entire family money by making and bringing home lunch.

We are one of only 6% of the people in our district who pay full price for lunches for the kids (the other 94% get "free" or reduced cost lunches, and most of them get it every day. How damn hard is it to make a sandwich, throw in a juice box, some cookies and a piece of fruit for your kid from time to time?) But, also, all the lunches are subsidized somehow by the state and the district, so we do our part by paying full price and only occasionally buying school lunch. I also like to think it is instilling a sense of responsibility in my kids.

I usually bring some food from home, though occasionally I will just buy something for lunch at work, since I work in a grocery store. I used to go out for lunch some times with my boyfriend, but not anymore.

Everyone in our household is packing...lunch that is. It is far too expensive to eat out everyday for my husband and I. When we go out, we prefer a sit down meal; we try to avoid fast food at all costs.

My son ate lunch at school once, in the 3rd grade; he hated it. To this day (he's a junior in high school), he will not touch hot lunch at school. He would prefer to go hungry. His lunches are much like ours, leftovers from dinner the night before. And he is all about the spaghetti, pot roast and mashed potatoes, pork loin sandwiches, and the occasional peanut butter and honey. Often, he will come home and comment that his friends would rather pay for a lunch like his. They pay $4.00 for a TV dinner style meal (it comes in a cardboard box with sealed plastic over the top that has been warmed - not cooked - for about 30 minutes prior to eating).

When I was teaching, I forgot my lunch one day and was subjected to it. It was burrito day, I figured it couldn't be that bad. I never forgot my lunch after that!

We always make extra at dinner for lunches the next day.

when i worked i would buy my lunch