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honestly, frozen is pretty unnecessary for easy pizza though, the hard part of pizza is making the crust, so if you want personal pizzas, get a cheap pack of pocketless pita breads to add sauce and cheese and whatever else to, and then its basically the same as making a piece of toast with a bunch of toppings. takes about the same time to cook up as a frozen one and probably will end up being cheaper. Make it in a pan with a little oil and the crust will probably turn out nicer than frozen pizza, even.
You have never encountered executive dysfunction.
On the contrary, its been one of the bigger issues in my life, I just have such anxiety over spending money on one use things like food that I cant stomach buying frozen pizza
Real ones would just starve.
(Just kidding, money anxiety + executive dysfunction is it's own level of hell. Hope you're doing better now)
It sort of counters itself to some extent for me, in that I can use my aversion to spending much unnecessarily to force myself into doing things, or avoid overindulging in things that my poor self control might otherwise make an issue, it just creates more stress than if I would just function in a more healthy manner.
Yea frozen pizza i just unwrap and toss it in. I don't even wait for the oven to preheat. About 30 seconds of effort to have pizza 15-20 minutes later. Your method is more like 3 minutes of effort plus i need to have sauce and toppings ready to go
The whole point is not doing all that