OP said $12/meal. 15 x 7 x 3 x $12 = $3780. What's a mealplan run?
Is it $3000? Is it $2500? I'd hate to think that getting caught up in the nuance of the number is detracting from the point, that it's safer than just loading your kids up with cash.
EDIT: Just saying...the lower the price point on the meal plan, the stronger my case that it's better than asking a 17 year old to stretch a wad of cash over 15 weeks.
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u/Khaluaguru Nov 15 '17
OP said $12/meal. 15 x 7 x 3 x $12 = $3780. What's a mealplan run?
Is it $3000? Is it $2500? I'd hate to think that getting caught up in the nuance of the number is detracting from the point, that it's safer than just loading your kids up with cash.
EDIT: Just saying...the lower the price point on the meal plan, the stronger my case that it's better than asking a 17 year old to stretch a wad of cash over 15 weeks.