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>Doesn't matter how cheap and cost effective it is if you can't reliably get there, or you don't have the time/energy to cook it.
Ignoring these factors in your explanation is cope
Yes anon, it's very reasonable to believe the overwhelming majority of the 35%+ of these people on the graph do not have the time or energy to cook their own food and the other 65%- live in completely different conditions, in completely different areas, with huge economic differences. Maybe the fat fucks would have more "energy" if they didn't have to move their 400lb asses off the bed every morning. That's an addiction that actually IS debilitating.
>They spend billions advertising and lobbying for nothing"
That doesn't change the fact that they are addicted to food, doesn't matter how they got psychologically addicted to it. They're addicted.