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 Message 8698 
 Dan Clough to Daryl Stout 
 Re: 'stuff...' 
 21 Apr 22 07:52:00 
 
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-=> Daryl Stout wrote to Dan Clough <=-

 DC> Did you leave the refigerator door open, or something?  Food should
 DC> stay cold for at least 12 hours in an un-opened fridge.

 DS>   No...I never opened the doors...but the USDA Food Safety page
 DS> said after 4 hours, you should get rid of it.

Absolutely false.  Not even close.  As a person who lives in the 
"hurricane belt", I can assure you of this.

 DC> Perhaps you should get a generator?

 DS>   I can't afford it. The price may be noted around $2000, but
 DS> that does NOT include installation, etc.

You're thinking of a "whole-house generator", and they cost a LOT more 
than that.  I was meaning a temporary use type of generator, that will 
run the fridge, some lights, a fan, even a microwave (all at once).  You 
can get a decent one of those for $600-700-ish.  You don't even have to 
run it continuously, I've run one for an hour or so to keep things cold, 
and then shut if off for (easily) 6 hours before running again.

 DC> What?  Do you eat only canned or packaged/processed food?

 DS>   The processed food is loaded with sodium, but I haven't found
 DS> many low sodium foods that are inexpensive...the price of
 DS> everything has gone up. Yet, the greedy politicians in Washington
 DS> have no clue how life is "outside the beltway"...I hold ALL of
 DS> them in utter contempt.

Processed food is probably more expensive on average than "real" food.  
Get some potatoes, fresh veggies, fruits, maybe some hamburger.  All 
cheap and healthy, and with near-ZERO sodium content.  Seriously, it 
would cost half as much and do wonders for your health.

 DS>   If I was getting per week what I'm getting per month, things
 DS> would be a bit better. But, with my health, I still wouldn't
 DS> travel outside of central Arkansas anymore.

Don't think anybody was talking about traveling, that's irrelevant.

 DC> Try some *FRESH* food.  Most of it is near ZERO sodium content.

 DS>   I can NOT stand for more than 15 seconds in one spot...whether
 DS> at the stove, sink, table, microwave oven, toilet, or in the
 DS> shower... or my legs will spasm...the same thing on a scale at a
 DS> medical clinic.

Again this seems like an irrelevant comment...  If you're talking about 
standing for food prep/cooking, get a "barstool" or similar so you can 
sit while you do it.  Seriously man, it's not difficult.  You tell us 
about all of your health conditions, and yet..... you eat only processed 
foods and only use a microwave to cook.  Has it ever occurred to you 
that there may be a connection between your eating habits and your 
health....????

You can fix some of that, and save money at the same time.  Git-R-Done.



... She kept saying I didn't listen to her, or something like that.
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