If you can addord it then it is a great advantage but what happened to the good ol days were you prepped it your self and put it in ziplock bags? What is this world coming to? If your like me and still do it the old school way then RIGHT NOW!

Next thing you know there going to make a machine to shit for you so you don't lose your gains haha

What you said pretty much sums up the way I feel about it. If a person has the time, it's gotta be cheaper to do it at home. I hope I never get that busy where I have to rely on a meal prep company. I don't really care for strangers cooking my food, but that's just me though.

They are a luxury. EXPENSIVE!!! I prefer preparing my own food anyway,,,I enjoy it.
I have one day a week I set aside to prepare my meals for the week.

Meal prep companies simply answer a supply and demand question. In today's service economy everything needs to be now now now, with the least effort possible... (Think Amazon buttons, because logging onto the fucking account is now too strenuous). I think they're a huge waste of money for anyone with a few (2-3) hours per week to make food, but my hat goes off to the guys running them. They see an opportunity and they seize it.

Meal prep companies are bullshit, as you said older muscle. Get the groceries bring them shits home and cook something and stop being lazy. Convenience isn't always better because it turns into a crutch eventually and not to mention it's way cheaper to do it yourself. I believe in the art of self reliance they day you no longer do for yourself your fucked, I work 72 hours a week In a fast paced and demanding job and still make time to cook my meals and hit the gym for an hour a day 5x a week.

Costco is the shit. Meal prep on a budget!

Well depends on your job I'd say. But ya for the average person it seems lazy and expensive. But hey if you got the money why not lol

I have a stoufers fit diner
Calories 379
Total fat. 9
Saturated 3
Sodium. 940 mg
Total carbs 48
Sugars 8 g
Protein 26 g. $3.75 a meal