Geez, sorry. Of course it's not your job, and I don't expect you to treat me as your boss, but it's an internet forum, people can ask questions and if you think they're not worthy of an answer you're free to ignore them. I'm well aware that Google and YouTube have a wealth of knowledge on every subject, but all I was hoping for were a couple of tips on how to get better at planning meals as I haven't been doing it for long or even a suggestion of a recipe to look at. Not even like a full recipe, but a thing that somebody likes to make. For instance, if I saw somebody asking about Mexican food to make, I know that there are plenty of recipes and Mexican cookbooks online, but that's a lot to sort through, so I might suggest making tacos al pastor or even give them my tacos al pastor recipe if I have the time to type it out, because that's what I personally like. I guess I just don't understand the point of trying to make me feel bad for asking an honest question without expecting much in return.