An American has been eating at an amusement park for 7 years and saved up for a house

Even with a small income, you can collect a significant amount and realize your dream. The main thing is to organize your expenses correctly and not spend too much. Thus, a resident of the American state of California, Dylan managed to save up for his own house. To do this, he had to eat at an amusement park for 7 years on a special subscription.

33-year-old Dylan works as an electrician and his income is very modest. He found out that the Six Flags Magic Mountain amusement park for $ 150 (10.7 thousand rubles) a month offers to get lunch, dinner and parking space.

The idea of eating in the park came to Dylan's mind after a conversation with a colleague. The woman said that according to her calculations, the cost of food per month is at least $ 1,500 (107.5 thousand rubles). Then he decided that it was necessary to avoid such expenses, otherwise it would never be possible to collect the amount needed to buy a home.

For the next 7 years, electrician Dylan ate only in the park. During this time, he ate 2 thousand lunches and dinners, each of which cost him a ridiculous amount of 50 cents (36 rubles). Yes, it was not too healthy food, but fast food, but thanks to such nutrition, the man was able to pay off debts and raise money to buy a house.

Dylan told reporters that the first year was the easiest. He ate only what was offered to him at Six Flags Magic Mountain and had never even been to the grocery store. The electrician went to the park for lunch during a break at work, and picked up dinner on the way home. Dylan added that his diet was based on burgers, pizza and donuts, but later added several vegan dishes to the menu.

Although the economical electrician tried to keep himself in shape, he still gained extra pounds. After seven years of eating in the park, Dylan met a woman who became his wife. She wasn't thrilled with the food at Six Flags Magic Mountain Park and now Dylan has to eat at home as well. He goes to the park on working days and only at lunch, and has dinner with his family. On weekends, Dylan also enjoys his wife's culinary masterpieces.

So, we can say that the harm of fast food is somewhat exaggerated. Dylan hasn't died from burgers and pizzas in 7 years. Nothing bad has happened to Don Gorske, who has been eating McDonald's burgers for 50 years.