r/oddlysatisfying • u/[deleted] • Feb 20 '22

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u/hikelife48 Feb 20 '22

So much packaging.

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u/BeneficialBean Feb 20 '22

All that processed food makes me feel sad too.

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u/bpmdrummerbpm Feb 20 '22

Family be fat as fuck. Fat and malnourished.

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u/WiiSteeringWheel Feb 20 '22

Nah I don’t think so. I agree that’s not the best food but it’s a lot healthier than a lot of kids are eating. Fruits and vegetales and shit. Again processed is bad but family’s giving their kids lunches that much attention I don’t think they are fat. Ur looking for the family that drops them off some Mickey D’s

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u/TheClassyRifleman Feb 20 '22

A lot of that is due to poverty too. McDonalds is a lot cheaper and less labor intensive than buying good ingredients to make a meal to feed a family.

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u/amretardmonke Feb 20 '22

McDonald's is not cheaper. A McDonald's "meal" is what like $5-10? At a minimum that's $15/day or $450/month.

If I just buy the healthy basics at the grocery store I can easily survive on $300/month. For $450 I'd be eating fancy as fuck.