Remember when being portly was a sign of wealth and prosperity?
Very true. Feeds into our eating culture as well. You don't need to gorge yourself on food to survive, yet in this country a fat person bemoaning "being hungry" is treated as if they are starving in some god-forsaken desert.Portion sizes, and a lack of integrity by corporation who would rather make money off of people as opposed to spending more and delivering a more heathy product.
It's not about quality anymore, it's about quantity.
I remember going to Washington with my [mostly] fit family. My unfit, okay downright fat family member, was complaining while the fit among us were walking through enjoying the splendor and cultural experience that is DC. Instead of getting a good full day sight seeing we got a half day sight seeing, and the rest getting the fattie to a food place.
Portion sizes, and a lack of integrity by corporation who would rather make money off of people as opposed to spending more and delivering a more heathy product.
It's not about quality anymore, it's about quantity.
You should have just let this person collapse on a park bench and construct a monument around it.
So thats what they do to fat people in Canada
"your too fat, but you will make a nice foundation for a monument" Now squeel like a pig boy!
Mogan Spurlock did a pretty good job embarrassing McDonalds into changing their food with his Super Size Me documentary year ago.The corporations will provide healthier food will the people demand it. Right now, they don't. We're more than happy to eat junk.
Mentality... that's all it can really boil down to. We are not the only wealthy country whose people people work ridiculous hours to maintain a family... but we are definitely the fattest.