My 600-lb Life.

[GymnJuice]

We need a fat tax.

Their families should kick them out of the house. They need a big life changing shock to their system or nothing will change for them. Society's kindness is enabling them.

[Matt]

I notice a lot of the episodes are from Texas. Perhaps the production team is from there.

Or maybe, given that Texas is a pro-private property, pro-freedom state, food is just cheaper. In Canada, it costs $7.99 CAD [about $6 USD] for three tiny heads of romaine lettuce.

Maybe given the affordable cost of living in Texas from not being bogged down in big state socialism allows for these massive people to develop at higher rates.

I mean, not every outcome of Capitalism is necessarily positive.

Texas is great. They should separate from the socialist leeches from other states.

[Humble Narcissist]

I notice a lot of the episodes are from Texas. Perhaps the production team is from there.

Or maybe, given that Texas is a pro-private property, pro-freedom state, food is just cheaper. In Canada, it costs $7.99 CAD [about $6 USD] for three tiny heads of romaine lettuce.

Maybe given the affordable cost of living in Texas from not being bogged down in big state socialism allows for these massive people to develop at higher rates.

I mean, not every outcome of Capitalism is necessarily positive.

Texas is great. They should separate from the socialist leeches from other states.

The doctor they get the surgery is located in Houston. Many have to drive long distances to get there. It's comical watching these fat fucks get loaded into an SUV and hauled cross country while they constantly bitch and moan about being in pain and being uncomfortable. Then they pull into a drive thru and order 10,000 calories worth of food on the way there.

[falco]

I don't watch mainstream media. If I wanted to hear how evil White people were, day after day, I suppose I would.

But I don't want to.

But my friend sent me this clip, and I did watch it - do these people have lower lifespans than IFBB pros?:

https://fb.watch/hVYqlku7rc/

Great comment:

"HOW do they afford to eat this much? I can't even afford to eat 3 meals a day and I work full time. THATS the real question."

[Humble Narcissist]

Great comment:

"HOW do they afford to eat this much? I can't even afford to eat 3 meals a day and I work full time. THATS the real question."

Enablers in the family pay for it and cater it to the fat fucks as they lay in bed all day.

[Matt]

One of them had the stomach stapling surgery, and after a month, didn't lose any weight.

[IroNat]

One of them had the stomach stapling surgery, and after a month, didn't lose any weight.

Their metabolism is probably extremely low.

They should walk across the country from Atlantic to Pacific eating only 1 Big Mac per day.

[hench]

Alot of these patients follow the same pattern of being physically and mentally abused, some really sad stuff there.  No wonder some destroy themselves.

[ThisisOverload]

Enablers in the family pay for it and cater it to the fat fucks as they lay in bed all day.

Exactly.

Take away their food and make them walk around the block to eat a meal.

Shit would change quickly.

[Humble Narcissist]

Exactly.

Take away their food and make them walk around the block to eat a meal.

Shit would change quickly.

Yes, simply making them cook for themselves and go shopping would take hundreds of pounds off of these behemoths.

[falco]

Exactly.

Take away their food and make them walk around the block to eat a meal.

Shit would change quickly.

That is the real issue, the sick bastards who enable their lifestyle. The enablers are the true psichopaths.

[Flexacon]

How would this work in the US?

The 600lb person will claim disability and obviously not work. What's that add up to annually?

Th 600lb person will need a live in nurse/carer. Can it be a family member? What would they be paid annually?

Does it benefit the live in carer (family member) to keep the 600lb person at that weight and disabled so they can collect an easy paycheque?

Is it basically a grift? Also what happened to Arces brief getbig return?

[residue]

How would this work in the US?

The 600lb person will claim disability and obviously not work. What's that add up to annually?

Th 600lb person will need a live in nurse/career. Can it be a family member? What would they be paid annually?

Does it benefit the live in career (family member) to keep the 600lb person at that weight and disabled so they can collect an easy paycheque?

Is it basically a grift? Also what happened to Arces brief getbig return?

a grift that requires someone to eat themself to death by 30? not a lot of long term return on that one

[Flexacon]

a grift that requires someone to eat themself to death by 30? not a lot of long term return on that one

Depends on the persons circumstances. Someone who typically lives on food stamps suddenly also has the equivalent of a low paid monthly salary coming in will find a new level of comfort on that. 5 to 10 years of that is good returns.

[joswift]

How would this work in the US?

The 600lb person will claim disability and obviously not work. What's that add up to annually?

Th 600lb person will need a live in nurse/career. Can it be a family member? What would they be paid annually?

Does it benefit the live in career (family member) to keep the 600lb person at that weight and disabled so they can collect an easy paycheque?

Is it basically a grift? Also what happened to Arces brief getbig return?

Wasnt there a Simpson's episode where Homer got to 400lbs so he could work from home?

[Titus Pullo]

Wasnt there a Simpson's episode where Homer got to 400lbs so he could work from home?

I think it was "only" 300, but I haven't seen that episode in over 25 years.  (I think it aired when I was in high school, and since I'm Bwanks' age, that's about right.)

[joswift]

I think it was "only" 300, but I haven't seen that episode in over 25 years.  (I think it aired when I was in high school, and since I'm Bwanks' age, that's about right.)

correct, it was 300
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King-Size_Homer

[Titus Pullo]

"I'm washing my fat guy hat, honey!"

 

God, I used to love that show.

[Humble Narcissist]

How would this work in the US?

The 600lb person will claim disability and obviously not work. What's that add up to annually?

Th 600lb person will need a live in nurse/career. Can it be a family member? What would they be paid annually?

Does it benefit the live in career (family member) to keep the 600lb person at that weight and disabled so they can collect an easy paycheque?

Is it basically a grift? Also what happened to Arces brief getbig return?

They probably also get food from food banks like the Salvation Army or church charity groups.

[Kwon_2]

We need a fat tax.

Their families should kick them out of the house. They need a big life changing shock to their system or nothing will change for them. Society's kindness is enabling them.

How to kick them out?


Would need an Excavator

[joswift]

We need a fat tax.

Their families should kick pour them out of the house. They need a big life changing shock to their system or nothing will change for them. Society's kindness is enabling them.

fixed

[Andy Griffin]

correct, it was 300
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King-Size_Homer

Only time Ralph Wiggum got to own anyone

I heard your dad went to a restaurant and ate all the food in the restaurant and they had to close the restaurant.

[Matt]

Looks like Casey King made a huge transformation:

[hench]

The slim pic version could be another version of Bhanks.

Looks like Casey King made a huge transformation:

[Matt]

The slim pic version could be another version of Bhanks.

He must have a heck of a lot of loose skin now.

Funnily enough, he has more wrinkles now. I believe they say "Fat don't crack."