I don't have the best eating habits. If I did, I wouldn't be as big as I am. But I'm working on it. And the thing that makes it hard is that the food that is bad for you is everywhere, quick and easy, and cheap. If I don't have time to cook a meal for myself, I have the choice of trying to find parking near a Whole Foods or one of those organic healthy convenience stores that never have parking lots and charge double for everything. Or I can drive through McDonalds or pop in at a 7-11. It just pisses me off that trying to do things to keep yourself healthy are always an uphill climb but it's so easy to eat what's bad for you. And at 37, I'm tired of getting winded walking up a flight of stairs, tired of being sleepy and fatigued by 11 at night, of not being able to go out late like I used to and not liking what I see in the mirror. So I'm doing something about it. So if I seem like a snob because I'm pissed at McDonalds for perpetuating an unhealthy lifestyle and making it so easy then so be it. I spent a lot of time in the 90's eating stuff that was packaged to say it was healthy and low fat and all that stuff, only to find years later that it did no good and I'm pissed that companies would lie about that stuff, and McDonald's is not different. Eat fresh, eat healthy, hang out at McDonalds. It's a lie. And that pisses me off.