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BenChuy · 06-11-2004, 05:46 AM

Yet, It nowhere says that he snacked(googled, searched the pages like crazy, . He ate the meal deals, intending to eat everything once while not repeating as much as possible.

He stopped exercising. Why? Because that is the way of many of the people around here who eat like that (I live in AR, where the obesity rate is, as of 2 years ago, 10% higher than the national average).

Now, I admit, the guy is not a career documentarian, he is a comedian by trade. This still does not diminish the reality of societal problems that he, or any comedian brings up.

To answer the question that was coming from IMDB:
"Why was he intentionally choosing the most unhealthy habits for eating, and portraying them as normal?" Because in many families, this is. I have seen TOO many with my own eyes and have seen what they buy at restaurants and the store. Because, tho it may not be yours, it is far too many people's reality.

by the way, the article "Super Size Thanks" is truly great fun.

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BenChuy Insane Location: About 70 pixals above this...	Yet, It nowhere says that he snacked(googled, searched the pages like crazy, . He ate the meal deals, intending to eat everything once while not repeating as much as possible. He stopped exercising. Why? Because that is the way of many of the people around here who eat like that (I live in AR, where the obesity rate is, as of 2 years ago, 10% higher than the national average). Now, I admit, the guy is not a career documentarian, he is a comedian by trade. This still does not diminish the reality of societal problems that he, or any comedian brings up. To answer the question that was coming from IMDB: "Why was he intentionally choosing the most unhealthy habits for eating, and portraying them as normal?" Because in many families, this is. I have seen TOO many with my own eyes and have seen what they buy at restaurants and the store. Because, tho it may not be yours, it is far too many people's reality. by the way, the article "Super Size Thanks" is truly great fun. Last edited by BenChuy; 06-11-2004 at 05:49 AM..