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but not always at all. I think though it might be more an Model issue of effort vs access. It takes 30 minutes to an an hour to cook a meal, yuou can go to a drive through and have dinner for the family in minutes. I think is a question of the nation and others in a cycle of laziness. We don't exercise like we did as a species, we live sedentary lives and evrything has become easy access, elavators, escalators, cars, drive thoughs etc facts, and only serve to muddy the waters of a discussion imho, but if you like examples here's one. I hail from a state that has the 9th largest economy in the world, we are the most populous state in the union. We're also the largest producer of produce in the nation, so if you were wondering, we matter. We give more money to the federal government than we receive, so we aren't one of the welfare states. We've also been the place that a couple of this country's most beloved Republican presidents cut their teeth in politics., and Nixon. And under the our last Republican governor we almost passed universal healthcare, but he vetoed the. Our economy was struck hard by the recession, cities went bankrupt, revenue fell short, we found ourselves in huge debt. Romney, and other Repubs came here campaigning that his party had the answers to our ills, and predicting that if we didn't implement drastic austerity measures like the whole nation needed to, we would be in horrible ruins. Well Californians bucked the national trend on that, and didn't elect a governor that hates government, and doesn't want to it work. We elected a guy the Republicans liked to disparagingly Governor Beam a guy that actually loves the government system, and thinks that with the proper controls/oversight it can work for the benefit of the people. Then through our electoral process we ditched the "no government is better than a working government" do nothing politicians in our state legislature so completely that Republican power is virtually non existent in the state legislature here. That is scary, but the republicans caused that themselves. The results were that we did what the Republicans said we couldn't do, we increased taxes on the wealthiest Californians through a popular vote, without capitol flight, and cut spending on a lot of programs. Which turned a debt burden, into a surplus. It's amazing what can happen when we elect politicians that believe government needs to work for the people, and don't elect politicians that run on the promise to shut down the government because their convinced the government of the people would work best if it didn't exist. Food for thought.