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a) data but more importantly b) price -> I once saw a very fat boy (12-14) and his very fat mother (cant guess age) in a very poor neighborhood as I was taki
by Justsignedup 13y ago
a) data
but more importantly
b) price
-> I once saw a very fat boy (12-14) and his very fat mother (cant guess age) in a very poor neighborhood as I was taking a bus to college.
"Mom, can I eat vegetables today?"
"No, you're eating pasta tonight! We don't have no vegetables"
"AWWWWWWWW!!! No fair!"
"Shut up"
McDonalds is cheap. Pasta is cheap. Most shit food is cheap and easy. Non-shit food is not cheap nor is it easy. We must make a tax to make shit food as pricy as non-shit food. Then people will start making better decisions.
Now going back to hcarvalhoalves' point -- 9-5 schedule gives us that 1 hr lunch. We cannot spend our time preparing food so we can eat during that one hr. We go for fast-food lunch. Usually that means high sugar, or high something not great for you. If its good for you and can fit that 1 hr schedule, its usually very pricy and most people can't afford to spend say $20 per meal 5+ times a week.