>>76348428
He says right in it he's beholden to television ads that he can't help but obey and fill his cart with junk, then gets upset when he perceives looks of judgement and disgust. Imagine he, an admittedly morbidly obese man, is pushing a mountainous load of Little Debbie, Entenmanns, Hostess, Frito Lay, Pepsi, Breyer's, and Hershey's and people take notice of it?
Haven't they the respect to not make eye contact as they maneuver across the aisle to provide him an ample berth? It's rude to acknowledge his mass. They really shouldn't stare. But they also shouldn't avoid him either. Being near him is offensive because you have thin privilege, okay? Jeez!