ChefChiTown
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You asked how I am personally affected by obesity. Here is the short list.
I have a 29" waist and I weigh 150 pounds. It used to be that pants with a 29" waist we common place. Now even 32" waist are rare.
I spend a lot of time in hotels as my job requires much travel. Fat people wreck mattresses. You get an obese couple in a bed there can be well over 1/3 or a TON wrecking a mattress. Material science cannot work miracles.
HAHAHAHAHAHA, HAHAHA, HAAAAAHAHAHAHAHA, ARE YOU SERIOUS? I just spit my orange juice all over the place. Holy shit, you are FUNNY.
Seriously though, you are absolutely ridiculous. You're bitching about mattresses being "ruined" by fat people. That is what annoys you about sleeping on a hotel room's mattress. Not the disgusting amount of bodily fluids, including semen, blood and spit...no, not that...but the fact that fat people sleep on them.
Ridiculous.
Being that 70% of Americans are fat or obese their food tastes dictate to restaurants and stores what foods are sold. Healthy food is becoming more scarce. Fat people eat at least 90% of the food that is consumed.
Working in various restaurants throughout the past few years (and graduating near the top of my class in culinary school, where we actually did research on this exact subject), I am just going to say that you are dead wrong about that.
Consumers don't dictate what foods are being sold by different companies and restaurants; it's the other way around. McDonald's didn't start selling fat-laced hamburgers because that is what people wanted. McDonald's started selling fat-laced hamburgers because it was cheap, easy to prepare and quick to serve. It was the speed of the service, NOT THE FOOD, that made people start eating McDonald's.
Also, healthy food is NOT becoming scarce. There are more healthy food options than unhealthy ones. Look around your local grocery store and take inventory. If you actually pay attention and look at what is available, you will see that the amount of healthy food greatly outnumbers the amount of unhealthy food. The only reason that you don't see the healthy food is because of what I said before...
It is easier for you, as a consumer, to buy unhealthy food, so that is all you look for. Since that is all you look for, that is all you see.
And the cost to the economy in lost working days and extra healthcare costs is a staggering $45bn a year, it found.
Obesity, it reported, was responsible for a 36 per cent increase in spending on healthcare services, more than smoking or problem drinking.
Steve, you may be the only one here who will appreciate this article. It is enlightening
Steve, don't read that article. It is completely uncredible garbage that says absolutely nothing.
How can you honestly think that link is a credible resource to support your argument?
There is a saying that goes, "If you are not part of the solution you are part of the problem." I have helped to reform over 20 gluttons in the past year. They have gone on to reform other gluttons. I know... people cringe at the word glutton or gluttony but that is what I use to describe chronic over eating.
So, according to that saying you just referred to, you are part of the problem. You're not helping anybody here, which means that you are part of the problem. Congratulations.
I challenge my clients. I challenge everyone here to prove they too are not gluttons. I am not talking some theoretical psycho babble and excuse making. I ask them to convince me with common sense that they are not indeed gluttons. It make them do something they don't do often enough and that is think. When that happens Steve, they drop the usually BS real quick and focus on reality and the task at hand. If they want to dance some shrink or nutritionist around then they would be fools to do it. I really want to help them so I don't let them dance me around. I lead them to what the need to know and I don't just tell them what they want to hear. I know how to get their heads right. When that happens I guide them into learning the the real mecahincs of weight loss. Very often when they stop using food for a crutch they deal with any "emotional or psychological" disorder. What usually happens is they find their real problem was they simply liked food to much and that they like most fat Americans are simply food centric and weak-willed. They end up stronger for it.
How are people supposed to convince you that they're not gluttons? What exactly do you want them to do? Stop eating?
Once again, not all cases of obesity are due to over eating. People have actual medical and biological disorders which can cause them to be obese. Trying to convince those people that they are sloppy gluttons isn't going to solve anything. You may think that you know what you're talking about, but it's obvious to everybody who reads your BS that you don't.
Every fatty can "reform" with a douche bag breathing down their back. Fatties can reform while they're on the Biggest Loser, and in Brookhaven.

