For me it’s at least three gross
I probably spend about $44,000 a year on avocados and toast. 
Glad my family keep giving me this money to buy food with but I do wonder if I’ll ever be able to buy a house in this economy.
Since I moved away from California my avocado intake has probably dropped about 3000%.
Fifty a day, though I’m going to have to cut back until I can take out another $30,000 loan for more avocados. So glad I’m eating avocados instead of buying a house.
Exactly 0.083, but I’m a fringe millennial.
I eat about a thousand Avocados a day and I’ve been using the pits to construct a primitive house. I’m hoping to expand the dining room this summer though so I will probably have to up that to fifteen hundred a day.
Just two: one to turn into guacamole, and the other to cut into slices and then dip into the guacamole.
free shavaca do
My grandfather gifted me a mere 34,000 avocados, but with hard luck and perseverance I converted that into an entirely self made avocado business.
If I average it out over my lifespan it’s a number that’s technically not zero but functionally similar.
So many that they mess with my millennial brain. I travel every year, live like the Kardashians, & have a Bentley.
I wish I could stop this vicious cycle to own a house & stop being a poor millennial.
Zero! They’re the blandest thing I’ve ever tasted.
I can’t even afford guac at Chipolte.
I’m on a low-carb diet so I live in a house made of the bread from my avocado toast.
I’ve been trying to move out of my folk’s place, but I keep tripping on these dang avocado pits!!!
I can only afford 3/day but I’m saving the pits to build a house.
My hand to god I have yet to digest an avacado. I think the millennial machine put me together all wrong like.
I’m an immigrant to the Bay Area so by California law I must gradually replace all the water in my body with avocado.
I don’t have an exact number, but enough to match my body weight everyday. Which gets harder the more days that this goes on I can’t afford it anymore please send help.
Not.
Enough.
(so about 1 per week)
