Is This The Most Epic Dave Ramsey Rant Ever?

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[joannaheyman]

I drive for a food delivery service and it blows my mind how much extra people pay between fees & tips, just to have a meal delivered.

[socku]

If people hate you for telling the truth. Then you're doing your job correctly.

[nyemartin]

I was waiting for Dave to say "adults devise a plan and follow it, children do what feels good". 😂

[xoxoCillaxoxo]

I’m saving this because I need Dave to yell at me like this at least once a week.

[silvertone]

I’m proud to say I eat at home most of the time. I invite my friends over and cook for them, and at this stage I am a better cook than a lot of restaurants. People need to admit that being good at cooking is an important life skill.

[wtk]

Growing up in the 80s, eating out was a special thing that we didn't get everyday. And know what? It made both eating at home and eating out more special. At home because the more you do it, the better you get at it, and eating out because it becomes a rare treat.

[Longjohnsilver]

I love when Dave tells people trying to get out of debt, “and you’re not going to see the inside of a restaurant unless you’re working a side job there.”

[loisavci]

I ran a sandwich shop at one time and was astonished how many people will pay good money for a sandwich with just bread, meat and cheese rather than dropping by any grocery store to pick up a loaf of bread, some lunch meat and some sliced cheese at a fraction of the cost.

[everybodyhateskrys]

People just don’t like to be told they’re doing something wrong.

[fvg]

A gem of a rant! Oh how true that the folks in debt constantly deny that they are - and fail to do anything about it! Stating facts festers anger due to the reality of their situation.

[cbmoore]

Maybe Dave needs a reality show like Gordon Ramsay to go into people's homes and chew them out while putting them back on track with finances.

[oldaaronxxx]

We used to eat out at family dining restaurants 3-5 times a week ($50+ each day) Once we started spending $100 a week on groceries (cost of two restaurant meals) we saved $400+ a month! Now we eat out just a few times a year, no regrets. Thanks Dave! Great to hear you tell the truth no matter how inconvenient it is.

[merriem]

I love when he starts calling people idiots and morons 😂

[griesemermd]

As a doctor, I typically bring my lunch every day. I’m always shocked at how much the entry level employees at the hospital order lunch out. I’m not even talking fast food, but sushi restaurants, steak houses etc. Good grief it’s not in my budget to do that a few times a week,
I can only imagine making $15/hr and spending $30 on take out lunch during your shift.

[winewoman]

I’m a retired chef of 38 years. I raised two daughters on my own and because of my cooking skill and knowledge of how to buy food inexpensively, I was able to show them how to budget with less and be creative with few ingredients. Both my girls know how to cook basics and are soundly in their feet financially. They’re healthier and much happier than their peers because of how they were raised with less and were told “no” on a regular basis.
Knowledge is power when it comes to survival in this day. People are lazy and would rather live in a delusion. Talk about generations of brain washed people because of corporatization of our lives.

[kirbywinters]

Wait until Dave sees how much people spend on Door Dash and Uber Eats. 😂

[mhughes]

Eating at home 🏡 doesn’t mean ordering pizza 🍕 or Uber eats . LoL 😂

[rschmidt]

I worked in the restaurant/food business for about 10 years and learned how to cook almost any dish in the process. My wife and I never eat out, we only cook at home. It’s probably saved us thousands of dollars over the years.

[sandihunter]

I live across the street from a student residence and the amount of food that gets delivered there every day is amazing. These kids, thanks to mom and dad, will never know how to cook for themselves and will die an early death. Cooking can be so wonderful and fulfilling and even romantic. You know what goes into your own food and the love you put in to it. Get a grip people. You can save so much money cooking for yourself and family.

[TMA]

I am convinced that if one day, all of social media (apps, websites, etc.) were removed from the world, a good number of people would go mad. That is what has social media has done to people. It has made them weak and 'offended' or 'outraged' over anything.