After we get to college, we realize that there's really no way to compare the daily cost of living to middle school and high school.

Just one word: expensive!

But while some college cafeterias are much cheaper, others are expensive as hell.

What exactly is the reason for this? I'll take you to explore.

First of all, we have to understand that no matter which school it is, it will have expensive things and cheap things in its cafeteria.

In general, if you come across something expensive, then basically, it belongs to are private.

They can price it themselves, ration it, and then sell it to us students.

Imagine students haggling over prices in the cafeteria? It's not just students, we all know that no one usually haggles over the price of a meal in the cafeteria.

So there would be a lot of ? shady merchants? that would be much, much more expensive compared to the price of a school-run cafeteria.

But I'm an honest man, let's be honest.

While the school cafeteria is a bit expensive, it's a lot cheaper than what's sold at the roadside stalls.

I'm not sure if this is the case at every school, but it's certainly the case at the ones I've encountered.

Our school, Spicy Mix, is private, but it's true that his stuff is, well, much cheaper than what they sell at outside restaurants.

After all, the rent must be much cheaper, the cost down, the price naturally down.

After talking about the expensive one to talk about, cheap cafeteria.

We all know that the school run cafeteria, the state will issue some subsidies.

Specifically how much, to be honest, we have not calculated. But it is very effective in bringing down the price of meals in the cafeteria.

But the cheap school cafeterias have a common problem: they don't cook well, and they're not very fancy.

Basically, it's just a few dishes, pounded back and forth, and anyone who eats it for four years can eat it.

That's why many schools choose to merge the two types of cafeterias, both private cafeterias? Live? public? cafeterias.

So, whether the cafeteria is expensive or not, I find that many college students are obsessed with ordering takeout. Poor me, I'm even tired of eating takeout near my school.