Laziness? Is that based on opinion or data? This is an unbiased question. I am further interested in how widespread this sentiment is. I heard a story about a

Laziness? Is that based on opinion or data? This is an unbiased question. I am further interested in how widespread this sentiment is. I heard a story about a McDonald's closing in a poor area. There are at least two effects of this, the second of which was quite surprising: 1. McD, a source of high-fat food, leaves the area, and subsequently people need to find alternative food; 2. McD, a source of cheap food, leaves the area, and subsequently people have trouble affording food. Apparently McD's distribution chain is so efficient, that their presence resulted in wider access to food. I say nothing about nutrition, jobs, or anything else. Just food that fills your stomach. It seems like nothing is that simple enough to summarize in a single sentence. Doing so is likely overestimating of your grasp of the situation. But perhaps it is indeed just laziness. Also see: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=643999 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=643999