Is there any way to curb my appetite? I’m debating whether to take appetite suppressants. I want to become anorexic. I have such a huge appetite—I can’t survive without Uber Eats…
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I want to cut down on my food expenses. It’s such a waste when I’m working hard to earn money, lol.
What should I do? From a female member in her 20s.
Maezawa from the CEO’s Office here.
> “I can’t survive without Uber Eats…”
> “I want to keep my food expenses down. It’s funny, considering I’m earning money.”
Uber Eats didn’t exist before, so how did you manage back then?
I think you should do the same thing you did then. If you go out and buy the food yourself, you should be able to cut down on your food expenses.
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I’m Dai, a male member.
You’re young to consider taking appetite suppressants when you don’t even know how safe they are.
I doubt they’ll cure your overeating, anyway.
It’s like drinking black oolong tea every day but still not losing weight if you eat more calories than it burns.
And don’t casually say you want to become anorexic when you don’t understand how painful it is for people who actually suffer from it.
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I’m Aya, a female member.
A full-on sprint is great because the adrenaline suppresses your appetite. It really works. Whenever you get hungry, go for a run—you’ll lose weight too, so it’s killing two birds with one stone.
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Staff member Kousaka here with an answer too!
First of all, cook for yourself! It helps keep food costs down, and you can control your calorie intake, so I highly recommend it!
When I look through Uber Eats, everything starts to look delicious, and I’m not very good at resisting temptation. So I only order it on special occasions or when I’m especially tired!
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
It may be difficult to curb your appetite, but cutting down on food expenses is easy. Just stop using Uber Eats and go buy your own food instead. You’ll get some exercise from the walk, too—it’s a win-win.
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