> Personally I think they do shoulder some blame. But I certainly think things could be made significantly easier for the average person to do the right thing.

> Personally I think they do shoulder some blame. But I certainly think things could be made significantly easier for the average person to do the right thing. Here is a good example. I'm not poor. $30 on a meal means very little to me. I'm not aware of many low calorie, healthy, quick food options, even if price isn't an issue. I think that's the problem. You can get $0.99 cheeseburgers + fries + milkshakes quickly, but you can't get a $9.99 salad quickly. I know fast food chains sell salads but... I feel like that's a guaranteed way to not get the full nutrition of what a salad is really supposed to offer. What are your thoughts?