Are Americans becoming more Lazy? - Page 2

Originally Posted by Pantisocrat

I went to the local grocery store today to buy some seafood. I could not even maneuver between the widest aisles as everyone used a wheeled cart, not to mention cart-users were obese people who shopped very lightly, a few sodas and frozen meatballs. I was, at a quick glance, the only person using a hand-held basket.

Originally Posted by Pantisocrat

I went to the local grocery store today to buy some seafood. I could not even maneuver between the widest aisles as everyone used a wheeled cart, not to mention cart-users were obese people who shopped very lightly, a few sodas and frozen meatballs. I was, at a quick glance, the only person using a hand-held basket.

Originally Posted by Eason

ah dont even get m

Originally Posted by Pantisocrat

I have no room to swing my little basket around.

Originally Posted by harvey_birdman

I can't imagine why your parents didn't love you.

Originally Posted by Brian SD

Ugh. Heading home for a vacation today and already remembering how much I hate stuff like this.

Originally Posted by HRoi

I'm not sure how "more" lazy is physically possible

Originally Posted by mkarim

You'd be surprised:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100923/...getting_fatter

Originally Posted by Flieger

It made me think though, if you manage to stay slim how much of an advantage is that in the jobmarket?

Originally Posted by The Mitchelli

I was an Englishman in New York for sometime - working at an investment bank and compared to most - I found the Americans some of the hardest working people I have ever met...