All it takes it some simple prep and the willingness to put in a little time cooking a meal.
You have to remember ecactly who (and what) these people are. Which is more "expensive" to a lazy, sub-80 IQ fatty; $2 for a cheeseburger right now or buying healthy veggies, figuring out how to cook them (or even follow instructions), and planning meals in advance? I worked in fast-food as a teen, and even then people were literally too stupid to order their own food without my help. Healthy food could be free and still the "more expensive" choice for a lot of these "people". Add in sugar addiction, adverts, and a "healthy at any size" culture, and you're an extreme minority pissing in a very fat, very lazy ocean.
>All it takes it some simple prep and the willingness to put in a little time cooking a meal.
You have to remember ecactly who (and what) these people are. Which is more "expensive" to a lazy, sub-80 IQ fatty; $2 for a cheeseburger right now or buying healthy veggies, figuring out how to cook them (or even follow instructions), and planning meals in advance? I worked in fast-food as a teen, and even then people were literally too stupid to order their own food without my help. Healthy food could be free and still the "more expensive" choice for a lot of these "people". Add in sugar addiction, adverts, and a "healthy at any size" culture, and you're an extreme minority pissing in a very fat, very lazy ocean.
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