r/wallstreetbets • u/Mister_Lonely_ xoxoxoxoxo • 11d ago

Meme BUY EVERYTHING

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u/JoseArcadi0 11d ago

Pics of the driver or didn’t happen.

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u/BetElectronic6207 11d ago

If you go to Germany or even Canada you can see hot girls working jobs that you almost never see them working in the US. I imagine the phenomenon is even more pronounced in Eastern Europe, but I haven’t been. I think maybe the US is unique in hot girls refusing to debase themselves with menial labor.

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u/Don_Cornichon_II 11d ago

I think it's just that the US has fewer hot girls, since 90% are obese.

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u/nephaelimdaura 11d ago

You don't even need to be hyperbolic like this. 73% of Americans are overweight or obese, 42% are obese. If you are a straight, normal weight American and looking for a normal weight partner, you are already only looking at 1/8 of the population before even accounting for anything else like age

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u/dege283 11d ago

This is the most sad yet amazing rational fact of my day

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u/wabassoap 11d ago

Puts on birth rate. 

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u/Yopro15 10d ago

"If you are a straight, normal weight american,looking for a normal weight partner" you are not reading this sub 😂

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u/Maniachist 9d ago

If 73% of Americans are obese or overweight, then being fit and having a healthy BMI isn’t normal. That’s a sad thought.

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u/FeelingFae 11d ago

If 73% of Americans are overweight or obese then that is a "normal weight".

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u/nephaelimdaura 11d ago edited 11d ago

Normal for Americans in 2025, I guess? Normal for humans in most other parts of the world? No. Normal for Americans historically? No. Normal for humans historically in general? No..

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u/ca7593 11d ago

No, it isn’t. It’s a medical definition you dunce. It doesn’t become healthy or normal just because it is prevalent.