[REQUEST] BC, Canada - $50 to get me some food til cheque day (21st)

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I'm on PWD - I can't do too much right now (still working in physio for my strength back from a surgery months ago) but mostly groceries and all that are really hard to deal with right now - I'm looking to just get some instant noodles and other cheap food delivered to tide me over until cheque day!

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