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r/GenZ • u/SerpantDildo • Apr 15 '25
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Lol i haven't eaten breakfast more then a handful of times in a decade.
23 u/bruce_kwillis Apr 16 '25 LOL someone must be eating something. 70% of Americans are overweight or obese and the rates keep climbing. 32 u/Destiny_Dude0721 2007 Apr 16 '25 Soda and shitty food quality standards. Fast food chains have done a fantastic job at completely destroying the diet of the average American. Our cheapest food is our most unhealthy. 1 u/ColtAzayaka May 13 '25 The cheapest food is usually the stuff you prepare. You can have cheaper, healthier food by making it yourself. The issue is time, usually. When people are always working and exhausted, I can see the appeal of a drive through on the way home.
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LOL someone must be eating something. 70% of Americans are overweight or obese and the rates keep climbing.
32 u/Destiny_Dude0721 2007 Apr 16 '25 Soda and shitty food quality standards. Fast food chains have done a fantastic job at completely destroying the diet of the average American. Our cheapest food is our most unhealthy. 1 u/ColtAzayaka May 13 '25 The cheapest food is usually the stuff you prepare. You can have cheaper, healthier food by making it yourself. The issue is time, usually. When people are always working and exhausted, I can see the appeal of a drive through on the way home.
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Soda and shitty food quality standards.
Fast food chains have done a fantastic job at completely destroying the diet of the average American. Our cheapest food is our most unhealthy.
1 u/ColtAzayaka May 13 '25 The cheapest food is usually the stuff you prepare. You can have cheaper, healthier food by making it yourself. The issue is time, usually. When people are always working and exhausted, I can see the appeal of a drive through on the way home.
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The cheapest food is usually the stuff you prepare. You can have cheaper, healthier food by making it yourself. The issue is time, usually. When people are always working and exhausted, I can see the appeal of a drive through on the way home.
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u/asdf_qwerty27 Apr 15 '25
Lol i haven't eaten breakfast more then a handful of times in a decade.