u/No_Refuse9952

I work for a small private family-owned company, and next week my bosses are going out of town for a conference for about a week. While they’re gone, I’ll be the only one at the office handling things like phone calls, deliveries, etc.

Today they told me they’d cover my lunch while they’re away just keep the receipt, which was nice of them. Normally though, I just drive home for lunch since I only live about 15 minutes away and usually make my own food.

I don’t want to take advantage of the offer or order something crazy expensive, but I also don’t know what’s considered a normal/reasonable amount to spend in this situation. For context, they told me I still need to stay at the office during lunch in case anything comes up so I would have to have it delivered to the office

What would you personally consider a fair price range for lunch in this situation?

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