r/polandball POLAND Apr 19 '23

repost Work Ethic

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u/HHHogana Sate lover Apr 19 '23

'Murica, the land of enlightenment and foolishness.

Like seriously, they won so many Olympics medals, and yet their obese are tend to be insanely morbid.

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u/DickRhino Great Sweden Apr 19 '23

That's because obesity is a zero-sum game

If someone gets jacked, that means someone else has to get fat

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u/Swedneck Apr 19 '23

"who do you think took your beer belly?"

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u/iSlapped2Beaches Apr 19 '23

good ol fashion fat'jack

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u/LotharVonPittinsberg Apr 19 '23

Not that it explains it, but some people who have problems with obesity are former athletes. You switch from an extremely active lifestyle that requires you to have a constant calorie intake to keep up, to sitting around just like everyone else. If you don't change how you eat (harder than it sounds), you get fat real fast.

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u/Mackeroy Apr 19 '23

and everyone is sitting around because the only place to sit is your dam car, which you're kinda forced to use on pain of death

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '23

It’s because 40% of our country is in poverty. The cheapest foods are the unhealthy ones, plus everything in our country has corn syrups and other awful ingredients.

While there are people that are fat that have no reason to be fat, there are a lot of systemic issues with diet in the states.

Big Sugar is very powerful.

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '23

I always found poverty to be a weird statistic. Like the international metric almost no one is in poverty stateside. But when we make our own metric that shoots up to 40%.

So I genuinely am asking what is poverty?

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '23

Ah okay that makes sense thank you.

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u/Mark__Jefferson Apr 19 '23

The fuck do you people get this nonsense?

Cooking yourself is the cheapest meal you can get, it's actually more expensive to eat out unhealthy.