This isn't to do with the cost. It's to do with the psychology. People think they are making purchasing decisions from a place of pure free will but are actually getting played like a fiddle by marketing departments. And now 70% of the country is overweight.
I think that being able to buy multiples (of any thing) at a reduced cost is a good thing, as long as it has a reasonable shelf life. Nothing wrong with a bit of candy occasionally: Just don't binge it and spread it over the week, or month.
Good. If you want to promote healthiness, subsidise healthy food. Especially when you take into account the strong link between obesity and poverty.
Person A & Person B are the same height, same weight & require 2500 calories to maintain their weight
This isn't to do with the cost. It's to do with the psychology. People think they are making purchasing decisions from a place of pure free will but are actually getting played like a fiddle by marketing departments. And now 70% of the country is overweight.
Get rid of the meal deal and the George Floyd protests will look like a fucking village fete
This will help the cost of living crisis.
I think that being able to buy multiples (of any thing) at a reduced cost is a good thing, as long as it has a reasonable shelf life. Nothing wrong with a bit of candy occasionally: Just don't binge it and spread it over the week, or month.
Main issue I have is when fuel stations charge 1 for £1.95, or 2 for £2.
Because the sugar tex went so well...
Fucking nanny state shite needs to stop. CONTROL AND OBEY
We just go straight to banning all fun and be done with it...
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If it had anything to do with cost then the obesity crisis would of started in the middle of the 20th century.
Government is addicted to sugar as much as we are..
Just keep saying cAlOrIeS iN cAlOrIeS oUt and it will solve obesity. No need to harm the junk food industry's profit margins.
Calories in calories out. Simple.