Ramit Sethi explains why he hired a personal chef: he was tired of ordering out, doesn’t want to learn to cook now, and wanted home-cooked, nutritionist-approved meals organized by macronutrients. He shows his fridge of pre-labeled meals (labels like “W2” meaning “Wednesday Meal 2”), emphasizes convenience and taste, and frames this as part of living a "rich life."
"Wednesday Meal 2".
January 8, 2015.
Hey guys, it's Ramit here. Thought I'd give you a look inside my fridge. A little while ago, I realized I was tired of ordering out and I'm not going to learn how to cook right now. So I got a chef. And this is definitely one of the extravagances of living a rich life for me. You know, I grew up eating healthy food. My mom cooked every meal, so I wanted to get home cooked food. I also wanted to work with a nutritionist and work make sure that my food is all based around macronutrients, all that stuff. So you can take a look here. All this food is really healthy. It comes. If you're wondering what the W2 is, you know, I told the guy who's sending this, the chef, I said, look, I forget what I'm supposed to eat at what time, because there's so many meals. So just label it W2. That means Wednesday Meal 2. Anyway, this has been a huge change for me, and I feel pretty fortunate to be able to wake up, open my fridge and see all the food labeled ready to go, totally healthy, and it tastes great. So for me, this is part of a rich life.
