What Stanford students eat for lunch 

Crunchy beverages 🤣🤣

I thought the same 😂

Oh yes crunchy beverages really hydrate you. I'm surprised not many know this.

I’m laughing at the fact that you just created the term crunchy beverages. Y’all are so funny

7.00 per meal.

Listen!!!

Ok, calm down now.

Point, blank, period!

Agreed

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Yeah, you forgot that its america and everything is charged extra😉

um I go to a somewhat “fancy” college and the food is no where near caviar level lol.

@@risky8811 like in Germany too we pay to even get to buy something

Bang on

bro i go to a US state/public university that charges more for the meal plan and it’s so much worse than this

In what university are you?

Where do you study????

In my country, my university pays every student $660 monthly

@@D_H-em2id whattt, which country??

@@Nevermadeart In Denmark it's almost 900 USD a month ;)

@Kunal Tanwar Privileged institutions are allowed to waste

@Kunal Tanwar People going to ofc should use e-vehicle but elites should burn oil in moto gp and Formula F1, why races can't happen with e-vehicle

💯💯

@Kunal Tanwar so Greta has to say something on everything in order for her message to matter?

@@rochelleanderson882 He means that greta is a puppet of a cult who have special targets

wait until you see harvard

@@nairasharma6286 +++

@@finisher9505 😂😂😂

@@nairasharma6286 or Oxford

@@nairasharma6286 or Gryffindor

Yes but we also have to keep in mind that they also pay for the cooks to make their food. Or else they'd just buy their own food too im guessing 🤷

@@pachimari3420 That doesnt change the fact that it is a ripoff.

Where do you live that $2000 could be a year of food?

@@elowyn4life Anywhere. The secret is to not eat out at restaurants every week, not buy starbucks coffee, not buy "designer food" (organic food is bs). Buy raw materials not ready assembled food. Bake your own bread, and baked goods (its not that hard, you can bake 10x more cookies than you can buy for the same price). Shop for meat and fish wisely. Dont buy out of season fresh produce if you can help it. If you learn how to cook, you can prepare food better than a restaurant, the last time i at at a restaurant was like 3 years ago. And coffee: if you cant buy a cup of coffee for 10 cents or less, dont buy it, cause thats what what itll cost you at home.

@@elowyn4life for a single person? Anywhere. If you put money together with friends you could save even more. I spend not much more than that, but i have dietary restrictions, and buy processed foods.

They also have a wide selection of drinks!! Stanford truly knows how to impress

eh there are a lot of rich kids at stanford yes (...or debt-laden ones) but there's a large percentage who also get sizable need-based grants. my brother got a free ride there since we were very low income so he was enjoying this food for free. they have guest passes too so i got to chow down real good there. shout out to arrilllaga dining hall...and to the poor sods paying full tuition lol

@@janed4727 yeah im surprised at how people assume that rich people go to Ivy League but majority have need-based aid and the only few that ended up paying full tuition are rich kids. But yeah a lot of private colleges that don't do need-based aid do merit based aid. And I know someone who had a full-ride scholarship to Harvard mainly due to need-based aid.

türk lirasına çevirince iş değişiyo ama

Armenia says hi

Having experienced both, I'll have the Turkish food for $50 thank you!

How? With this inflation?

@Asmo~ Finland. I live off of macaroni and the cheapest proteins I can find.

@@lmmm1459 it probably depends on where you live but an average family of 4 could live off $500 per month in groceries. I’m assuming each semester is probably 4 months. So they’re paying a markup of 4x what they’d pay if they did their own groceries and cooking. I live in Canada, and universities here also charge crazy prices for dining. A lot of the food is “fake” too like scrambled egg from a carton …

If each meal is $7 and they eat 3x a day, that’s $21 a day…..where on earth can you buy a week’s worth of groceries for $21?! Or do you mean what they pay per week you could buy a week’s worth of groceries?

@@Kony-2012 I obviously don't eat well because I don't have more money than that to spare. I cook at home, I eat one main meal a day, I make large portions, I use the cheapest chicken I can find (because chicken is the cheapest protein in addition to tofu), and I cook a lot with rice, pasta and potatoes. Fresh produce is nonexistent, and I at most buy a couple of bananas and a pound of cherry tomatoes a week... rounding up to around $4. With the current prices cucumbers are a luxury, for example. Can't afford to pay for those. Potatoes are $1 for 2 pounds, the chicken I normally buy is $2.65. Together just those two will last me 3 or 4 dinners - half a week. So far that's around $8 spent in a week. Another 3-4 dinners would probably cost me another $5. That leaves me $8 to spend on bread, butter, milk, oats etc., that I can eat for breakfast or later in the day as a snack. If things really turn south, there is a single brand of pasta you can buy 400 grams with just 25 cents, which is a massively good deal. It has crappy nutritional value, obviously, but you won't starve.

You mean the parents pay.

and make that shit back and more in 3 years time

@@asd3262 Depends on your degree and job you get after going to school. That's why people have a lot of student loan debt. Majoring in 12th century French poetry will not get them a huge payday job.

@@Mwoods2272 Yeah but it's Stanford.. If you are even slightly money-oriented, some student debt definitely isn't gonna be a huge overhanging concern.

@@Mwoods2272 If someone specifically goes to stanford to pursue a degree in 12th century poetry that would mean they probably have an intense drive to follow their passion and will probably succeed no matter what they do. It's not like majoring in communication at Ohio State or something.

Wrong

@@dominickjustave3558 you have a strong argument

@@dominickjustave3558 Why not?

@@benfletcher8100 i think because he is rice

@@hirki37 I see what you did there.

BTW I just saw some of your vlogs even I don't understand the language. Hoping you put English title in your videos plus with an English sub maybe ❤

Freshman 15 comes from alcohol. No one suddenly starts eating a massive surplus when they get to college. The extra calories are from beer and whatever fifth your date got their hands on.

@@PowerliftingAndPhysics *Both can be true Matt*

If you were able to get a degree and a job after, that's all that matters really. Those fancy schools are great but not worth having a loan until you are 50 yo IF you are lucky. If it's really your dream you can take a summer course in one of those schools. It's cheaper than a full tuition fee, gives you the harvard/Stanford/etc experience, is very interesting, and you can meet people.

Don't mind me saying this but it's never too late.... You can always do like a summer school there or something

@@youparejo those courses are useful when you getting a job where connections matter, like a lawyer.

I feel same way

Not e everything that sparkles is gold. Some of these prestigious universities are full of crap. They attract more bratty entitled kids who think they are better than the average Jane and Joe. Make a plan to achieve your aspiration and don't sell your self short. The biggest differences between Ivy league universities and other colleges and universities is their reputation and how they brag about it.. Half of the so called smart students get good jobs due to their connections and not because they are the smartest or the best students.

Its a big part of her life and content. Jealous much?

Hmmmm… I wonder where JK Rowling got the Hogwarts design from…

@@user-rr3cn5hl3j Christ Church Dining Hall in Oxford (England) is credited with being the direct inspiration, but there are many medieval/ Tudor dining halls all over Oxford and Cambridge that have helped inspire too.

Non whites don’t belong in Europe unfortunately.

That's true!

@Brett the avg public uni in america is 10k :(

LOL

ur kidding

I actually lost a bit of weight what were you eating????

He ate everything.. tables, forks, knives,.. etc

@@phucngho540 😂😂

thats very true...$7 for breakfast is so cheap---a bowl of pho cost almost $25 here in our area

Go somewhere else *Negative nancy*

She/he is right .. it really doesn't

@@miera1029 what's with the she/he?

Koreans are so lucky!!

Nothing beats India food tho...Food is the thing that make me feel lucky as an Indian...😌

@@keerthim462 100% Indian food is another level 🥰🥰😋

1. She lived in Germany before 2. She’s Russian Case closed

Why do you care? We're not thinking about Europeans

lol try speaking russian without an accent and then come back to make fun of a foreigners english skills

😂😂I also just went once for a dinner

@BTS's best friend yeahh

@BTS's best friend btw it's chef kiss not chief kiss 😂😂

@BTS's best friend chill broo 😬😂

@BTS's best friend hehehe 😂

Jai Hind 🇮🇳

fr though