What does "two-meal" mean in "There's nothing that could get him away from that two-meal town."?

Question

It's a quote from the movie "The Godfather II", Tom and Frankie's scene:>Frankie: Did my brother go back?>Tom: Yeah, don't worry.>Frankie: He's ten time tougher than me-- my brother. He's old fashioned.>Tom: He didn't want to go out for dinner. He just wanted to go straight home.>Frankie: That's my brother. **There's nothing that could get him away from that two-meal town.** He could have been big here, could've had his own family.English is not my native language, BTW. I think "two-meal" is an adjective to "town", but I can't understand its meaning.

Answer 1

Two-meal town, in this context, indicates a lower class area with less opportunities than the other town they are talking about. Hence, the people that live in the town are being described as impoverished in some way (only eating two meals a day versus 3).