I just realized the most fucked up thing about ramen, and i hope you love ramen.

A 3 in 1 pack of ramen costs 1$. One package contains 3 "meals". A "meal" with cost $0.3333$. Multiply that by 3 meals in one package and you get the price of 1$. <br><br>A 3 in 1 pack of ramen will cost $1.<br><br>One serving of ramen can have at most 290 calories. A "meal" with have at most 290 calories.<br><br>Multiply the number of meals in one package by calories to get a total number of calories in one package. 290 * 3 is 870 calories. <br><br>So, one package of ramen has 870 calories and costs $1.<br><br>So, one package of ramen will give you 870 calories and costs 1$<br><br>Multiply the cost of one package of ramen by 3 by multiplying 1 * 3. 1 * 3 is 3. 3*870 calories is 2610 calories. and 3 * 1$ is 3$. <br><br>So, 3 packages of ramen will give you 2610 calories and cost $3. <br><br>. Multiply the cost of 3 packages of ramen by 4 by multiplying 2610 * 4 and 3 * 4. 3 * 4 is 12 and 2610 * 4 is 10440. <br><br>So 12 packages of ramen will have 10440 calories and cost $12. <br><br>By multiplying 12 packages of ramen by 3, we find that 3 * 10440 calories is 31320 calories and 3 * 12$ is 36$. <br><br>36 packages of ramen will net you 31,320 calories and cost $36. Multiply that by 10. <br><br>10 * 31320 calories is 313,200 calories. 10 * 36 is 360. <br><br>360 packages of ramen will get you 313,200 calories and will cost you $360.<br><br>According to the government, a man needs 2,475 calories per day to live. 313,200 calories divided by 2,475 calories per day is 126.45 days. <br><br>So, 360 packages of ramen can feed a man for 126.45 days. <br><br>Since 126.45 days is 18.2 weeks, we divide 18.2 by 5, since there are 5 weeks in a month. 18.2 / 5 = 3.64. 360 packages of ramen can sustain a man for 3.64 months for $360. <br><br>$360 / 3.64 = $98.89 per month. Mcdonalds costs more than that. <br><br>You love ramen.