Monday, April 15, 2024

College Student in Wales Used Food Hack to Eat for Free

Jordan Vidal (Jordan Vidal)
Jordan Vidal (Jordan Vidal)

*Jordan Vidal, a 25-year-old student at the University of South Wales in Cardiff, has shared the food hack he used for two years without ever paying a dime for meals. 

The Metro writes: “His freebie food hack started at a Cardiff casino on Mondays. After he learned casino members had access to a complimentary Chinese buffet with soft drinks, he signed up for free and took advantage of the limitless plate rule. He’d be there at 4 a.m. and eat up to four plates.”

“After three or four plates of noodles, spring rolls, sticky fried rice, and sweet and sour chicken, I’d have eaten enough to keep me going through the next day,” he recalled.

“I had so much to eat that when I woke up, I still felt full,” he continued. “I also had cookies and cakes from the buffet, which I’d eat before university.”

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Vidal also hit up the town center and befriended the owners of many busy restaurants and cafes who gave him food that would’ve been thrown away.

“Legally, they have to bin any food that was made fresh that wasn’t sold, even if it’s perfectly fine to eat,” Vidal explained. “I’d ask if they were going to throw anything away. And if they did, they’d give it to me.”

Vidal also scored free fast food via restaurants on Cardiff’s Caroline Street.

“I put myself out there,” he said. “My mum has always told me—you have to bite the bullet. The worst thing they can say is ‘no.’ My confidence grew as a result.”

“If you can go out and embarrass yourself like that, then you can go on and do it in other situations,” he continued. “And it gets easier each time. It’s definitely worth a try.”.

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