u/LeatherHead2902

I’m 24, getting ready to have my first child and I think I want out of my truck payment so I don’t have to work as much and can spend more time with my family. Currently have a 2021 f150 5.0, with about 10k in equity in.

Found a 2013 v6 4x4 Nissan frontier with a manual for 14k with 75k miles.

Thoughts?

The only real *reason* I need a truck is to tow my duck boat during hunting season. I commute to work In a Hyundai Elantra.

It seems so hard to hit my protein goal without spending a lot of money; it also seems like eating “healthy” is inherently much more expensive. Just curious about some hacks or tips some of you may have. My protein goal is currently about 160-180g of protein per day.

I know people on here all the time are like “beans for protein”, but macros of items like beans are just terrible for the amount I would have to consume.