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Belin 12 year s ago
Americans eat so much of this crap that you extinguish.....
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emily 12 year s ago
I love when izismile posts stuff about food. :)
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gigantes 12 year s ago
not a bad way to commit suicide except for the fact that it's not an all-or-nothing process. moreso, years of failing health and expensive health care in order to worship the almighty french fry. in the words of alfred e. neuman... "yecch!"
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SuckaMC 12 year s ago
Why cant food be fun? Dosnt mean you gotta eat it every day... and those who do.. well... they have the right too...
Oh.. and please tell me you wouldnt enjoy these things... shit... biologically you are gonna love stuff with fat, salt and sugar... denying that is like denying your sex drive....
Oh.. and please tell me you wouldnt enjoy these things... shit... biologically you are gonna love stuff with fat, salt and sugar... denying that is like denying your sex drive....
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gigantes 12 year s ago
fair points in a naive, sheltered kind of way. because as you say, we're all basically equal when it comes to primal urges. but how many restaurant chains do you see enticing their customers with fresh, fiber-rich, non-sat fat, non-salty, non-sugary food?
nobody, that's who. because the bucks simply don't flow that way.
the reality of restaurants and marketing campaigns is that pandering to peoples' most basic and unhealthy urges returns the highest profitability of all. because nobody on that end gives a flying f--k about the health of the consumer. unless of course when some competing chain comes out with some 'healthy line of fast food bullshit' that is horrible for the human body but smartly circumvents the very limited FDA checks and balances... and then your precious McD's or example of choice will counter with the same line of bullshit dressed up in 'healthy' this and 'healthy' that for the sole purpose of staying competitive and making money.
and as always, none of them actually give a toss about the consumer. and nothing really changed. i mean, have you looked at the nutrient information for the "healthy salads" that the rival chains are coming out with? do that, and then get back to me about what doctors and nutritionists say about the matter in the biggest junk food nation in the world.
so as always, it's up to the consumer to stay educated and create counter-examples against the baconated advertising culture of today, assuming of course that said consumers are reluctant to develop cardiovascular disease, diabetes and a myriad of other health conditions that you'll get by 'going with the flow'.
nobody, that's who. because the bucks simply don't flow that way.
the reality of restaurants and marketing campaigns is that pandering to peoples' most basic and unhealthy urges returns the highest profitability of all. because nobody on that end gives a flying f--k about the health of the consumer. unless of course when some competing chain comes out with some 'healthy line of fast food bullshit' that is horrible for the human body but smartly circumvents the very limited FDA checks and balances... and then your precious McD's or example of choice will counter with the same line of bullshit dressed up in 'healthy' this and 'healthy' that for the sole purpose of staying competitive and making money.
and as always, none of them actually give a toss about the consumer. and nothing really changed. i mean, have you looked at the nutrient information for the "healthy salads" that the rival chains are coming out with? do that, and then get back to me about what doctors and nutritionists say about the matter in the biggest junk food nation in the world.
so as always, it's up to the consumer to stay educated and create counter-examples against the baconated advertising culture of today, assuming of course that said consumers are reluctant to develop cardiovascular disease, diabetes and a myriad of other health conditions that you'll get by 'going with the flow'.
Oh.. and please tell me you wouldnt enjoy these things... shit... biologically you are gonna love stuff with fat, salt and sugar... denying that is like denying your sex drive....
nobody, that's who. because the bucks simply don't flow that way.
the reality of restaurants and marketing campaigns is that pandering to peoples' most basic and unhealthy urges returns the highest profitability of all. because nobody on that end gives a flying f--k about the health of the consumer. unless of course when some competing chain comes out with some 'healthy line of fast food bullshit' that is horrible for the human body but smartly circumvents the very limited FDA checks and balances... and then your precious McD's or example of choice will counter with the same line of bullshit dressed up in 'healthy' this and 'healthy' that for the sole purpose of staying competitive and making money.
and as always, none of them actually give a toss about the consumer. and nothing really changed. i mean, have you looked at the nutrient information for the "healthy salads" that the rival chains are coming out with? do that, and then get back to me about what doctors and nutritionists say about the matter in the biggest junk food nation in the world.
so as always, it's up to the consumer to stay educated and create counter-examples against the baconated advertising culture of today, assuming of course that said consumers are reluctant to develop cardiovascular disease, diabetes and a myriad of other health conditions that you'll get by 'going with the flow'.