That's debatable.
The obesity issue could also be just because of laziness or the faster pace of our society where a lot of people have less time and would rather spend it another way than preparing food.
It could also be cheaper than buying the ingredients oneself and seem more practical for a lot of people, especially if they don't even understand nutrition.
In the south, the pace of life is noticeably slower, yet people still eat fast food, and still are obese.
And the majority of people do not want to take time to cook a meal, always saying that they are busy...busy doing what? Checking email, posting on getbig....
Not really busy. I understand your argument.
But, this vid was done in a time where people didnt have the attitude that they want to do anything that they want, as much as they want, when they want, and however long they want. But, if something happens, it's not their fault, it's someone else's, and why isn't the government doing something about it.
We want to do everything to excess, eating, drinking, snorting, smoking anything...
And what happens if the drugs are legal? A junkie is a junkie whether the drugs are legal or not. So, what happens if the stores are closed which sell the drugs? A junkie will try to break in (they have done that in pharmacies). Or what happens when an all night store runs out? A junkie will throw a fit, and possibly rob the place for money, to go to another "store" to get the Drugs. And what if the junkie has no funds? Well, they still will steal, rob, or pawn off stuff (mainly from people they stole stuff from) to support the habit.
And then what about the increased DUIs of driving while under the influence of drugs? Or workplace productivity? A true junkie can do jack without doing a hit every few hours or even a half an hour?
Too many things to consider, once you open that Pandora's Box.
