I'm gonna watch this just because it's funny that my daughter just opened up a Lunchable. Nacho and cheese.
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I think a Lunchable is a far better option for the upper-grade levels in high school where they never step into the lunchroom for a healthy meal, but head out to the vending machine where their first meal of the day consists of a candy bar and Mountain Dew. I don't understand why they would sell them in schools for the younger kids because if their parents wanted them to have Lunchables they would've packed them for them.
I am not sure if they were created by the same company but now there are Lunchable like healthier meals that contain nuts/dried fruits etc that focus on protein.
I do disagree when he said parents are forced to look at them because the cost of food vs. lunch isn't the problem. It's being tired a real problem, especially for households where both parents work or a single-parent household.
I also laugh when I hear people with no kids or brand new parents say I would never

I'm always like ok. Check back with me in 10 years.