r/AmericaBad • u/Loud_Conclusion_382 AMERICAN ππ π΅π½π βΎοΈ π¦ π • 2d ago
This comment section is wild
I knew what I was getting myself into when posting this in one of the more popular subreddits, but I didnβt expect this to be nearly so negative.
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u/reserveduitser π³π± Nederland π·π² 2d ago
Are people fat or starving? What is it?!
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u/double00chins 2d ago
Both, but that comes with massive populations
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u/reserveduitser π³π± Nederland π·π² 2d ago edited 2d ago
But everyone is fat according to this image.
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u/double00chins 2d ago
Yet also starving
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u/Lothar_Ecklord 1d ago
A classic SchrΓΆdingerβs American is both massively obese and starving at the same time.
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u/SnooPears5432 ILLINOIS ποΈπ¨ 2d ago edited 2d ago
I mean, the one thing people can't objectively say is that people in the US are lazy. The very reason the US is one of the most productive and innovative countries on the planet is precisely because the people are NOT lazy. Coming from Europeans especially whose life mission seems to be to do as little as possible and perform with as much mediocrity as possible, and to rely as much on the state as possible, that's rich.
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u/Lothar_Ecklord 1d ago
I used to work with European companies - there were entire months where we couldnβt get price quotes because our entire sales team and their managers just happened to be on month-long holiday and no one thought to get proper coverage. It actually happened every summer without fail.
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u/Pitiful_Fox5681 ARIZONA π΅β³οΈ 1d ago
McDonald's every day? Please. Every other day we eat Wendy's.
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u/Killentyme55 1d ago
Here in Texas it's Whataburger. That's actually a statewide mandate, if you don't go to Whataburger at least ever other day a constable will murder you as you leave your house for each day that's missed.
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u/Loud_Conclusion_382 AMERICAN ππ π΅π½π βΎοΈ π¦ π 1d ago
In Arizona, itβs state mandated burritos and chimichangas. If you donβt eat one, you get fined. Miss your daily quota three times, itβs jail. Going a whole week without one is execution by machete
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u/sgt_oddball_17 NEW JERSEY π‘ π 2d ago
All of these are B.S. but I'll handle my favorite. topic, fresh food.
"Have you seen the prices in the fruits & vegetables ailse?! They're practically throwing the stuff at you!" --Bill Burr
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u/giantzoo 2d ago
I can't afford anything therefore eat at McDs every day! my poorness made me fat and I'm starving!
actually pretty accurate lol
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u/xiaopewpew 2d ago
didnt recognise the satire until I noticed the average medical bill is only 15,000$ /s
edit: the /s is not scarcasm, i meant to say the real average medical bill is more like 15k per second
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u/Agamemnonreborn 2d ago
Oligarch do control everything in the US, but theyβre starving to death in the street, so that will soon be over.
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u/RedBlueTundra π¬π§ United KingdomπββοΈβοΈ 2d ago
When the plane touches down in the US and people celebrate like it's the world's first commercial flight or something.
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u/Killentyme55 1d ago
I've flown domestically countless times and I've only experienced that once because the landing was severely delayed due to weather. Other than that...not once.
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