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I find it embarrassing to carry fast food (or any restaurant food that isn’t considered healthy) from my car to my apartment.
I work from home and my neighbors know that. I don’t get out much and don’t really eat out often either but I don’t want to be the guy that’s seen as carrying tons of premade food back home.
I know it’s rather silly.
For what it's worth, I'm with you.
I also work from home, and while I generally cook all my own meals and do meal prep at werkends, sometimes I have a bad/stressful week where I cave and get fast food like three lunches in a row.
I keep a grocery bag in the car and put the fast food in there to hide my shame.
Ha, me too! That’s exactly what I do!