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Due to my father's illness, most of my available time has been spent traveling to and from his home. As a result, I've absolutely been eating like shit for several months, and it's starting to catch up to me.
Do you have any recommendations for gas station/convenience store/hospital cafeteria food that might be less bad? I try to meal prep and pack ahead, but it's not something I can do all the time.
Depending on your route, you can stop at a grocery store and get a ready-to-eat meal in not too much more time than fast food. My go-to was half a giant sandwich and a bottle of pop. It was healthier, more filling, and less expensive than a burger (and I know I'm setting the bar low).
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