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It's accurate and that number is down from 45.5 gallons per person in 2010. https://www.statista.com/statistics/306836/us-per-capita-consumption-of-soft-drinks/

I'm reading that in 2018 the average American consumed 38.87 gallons(!) of soda per year. That has to be a huge catalyst for our high levels of obesity. That doesn't even include the number of pumpkin spiced Starbucks lattes people guzzle down each morning. I wonder what the obesity rate would...

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Thanks for the feedback, guys. I will say the ideas for #1 and #4 are a bit more fleshed out than what's written here. I don't want to give too much away in a public forum but #1 especially is, I think, kind of unique in how everything plays out. Also, I already have the theme song for #2 that I...

Sure. It goes without saying trans fats are to be avoided. And yes, Omega 3s>Omega 6's. I don't drink much milk but when I do I choose whole milk for a variety of reasons. I was just trying to make a quick point that healthy fats have been vilified our whole lives as being the cause of...

Absolutely. We've been lead to believe pretty much our entire lives that fat is bad for us. It is not. Never buy anything low-fat or fat free.

Misleading packaging is also a major problem. It blows my mind that they allow "vegetable" oil to have a heart healthy check-mark. It would be great if there was a serious federal effort to combat this dishonest packaging. There is baby formula sold in this country where the top two ingredients...

They put chemicals in these foods that make them highly addictive. Next time you're at the grocery store look for "natural flavors" in the ingredients of anything processed. There is nothing natural about these flavors as those are chemicals designed to go right to your brain to get you to crave...

I just listened to it. Interesting stuff. Did he say that 70% of the population will be on some form of this drug in 10 years? I may have misheard him but that seems crazy to me. I do think it would be great if theses fast food companies and these companies that make "manufactured"...

He was just checking her pulse.

Does he at least have to pay for the sandwich?

I would answer sometimes. Each individual situation is different. Impossible to say for sure without being on that train in that moment. Depends on the woman and how awkward the moment of the seat switch would be.

You have to be at least 5'7" and be proficient in double dutch, both as rope holder and jumper.

Was the civilian named McLovin?

He's +3 today. Seems like the prospect of spending many years behind bars is weighing heavy on the linksman.

Great. Now my youtube recommendations are all screwed up.

That's at the club's gate. This is well after he brutally and remorselessly assaulted the officer. I think the best case scenario would be he takes a plea deal of about 18 months and then for his work assignment he teaches golf to the convicts in the prison yard. What a story it would be if...

Shingles can be mild, especially if you're not too old.

Shingles is my guess. Often shows up on trunk and buttocks. https://img.lb.wbmdstatic.com/vim/live/webmd/consumer_assets/site_images/articles/health_tools/adult_skin_problems_slideshow/dermnet_rf_photo_of_herpes_zoster-1.jpg?resize=652px:*&output-quality=100

So are Michael Block's 15 minutes officially over now?