That's the way to do it. That's 59 cents, which may not sound like a lot to you, but to students, every penny counts. I never thought I'd say this, but the cafeteria food back home is starting to look good. I don't care, though. After you eat your one meal, all you want to do is drink anyway.
Some students shop at local supermarkets to get munchies.
Others have come prepared, as if Spring Break was some sort of camping trip. We bought a couple loaves of bread here and we've been eating peanut butter sandwiches and granola bars all week. But tomorrow, we're celebrating my friend's birthday at the International House of Pancakes. Walk in for five minutes and your hair will reek of flapjacks when you leave. The huge, plastic menu features colour pictures of the T-Bone steak and eggs, The Big Steak Omelette, the Philly Cheese Steak, which makes it easier for kids too hungover to form a sentence.