food should also be illegal because the one time month you buy some special flour for $10 it gives you some shit recipe on the back that also says to buy Xcorp'

food should also be illegal because the one time month you buy some special flour for $10 it gives you some shit recipe on the back that also says to buy Xcorp's other $12 special grain then it also requires some meme ingredient of the month like gochujang sauce. when you go to buy the $12 special grain, there will also be a conveniently placed $20 bottle of """premium""" gochujang sauce beside it and you think, "wow i'm glad this happened to be here so i didn't have to go search for it". now you will also buy a $5 package of some spice that will go bad by the time you use half the bag finally, you can make the meal. and it turns out okay. then repeat next month with all new ingredients. and you throw out all these previous ones then as your cupboard is getting too full of things you will never use for anything else. in fact cooking should be illegal for these reasons because they create too much unnecessary waste and co2 emissions. then the next day you realize you still don't know how to cook even the most basic thing and buy KFC because you already spent like 5 hours on the previous venture. $40 for the family. then there's the medical visits due to eating deep fried food and 100ml of water 3 times a day. > how you're telling me there's something wrong with my diet? everyone else eats like this! i'm getting a new doctor all this could have been avoided by real education such as just buying a cook book published 100 years ago. and don't even get me started with websites, they meme you into buying 10x more fake ingredients and meme recipes that will not teach you anything. the average poor stressed out mom spends $20K a year on this, more than twice her retail salary! making her even more dependent on her abusive husband! what else should be illegal? alcohol. also the article mentions that an addiction counselor got addicted. reminds me of shit arguments alex jones people make up. like when "redpillers" thought covid was ebola they would state how a top medical authority got covid. then when they thought covid was fake the would state how a top medical authority got sick from the vaccine.