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[Beoceorl]

I've been spending a lot of time in doctor's offices and hospital waiting rooms lately. One thing I have noticed is the addition of double wide chairs. At first I didn't quite understand the reason for them. Certainly two people could sit side-by-side in them, but that didn't really make sense. Then one day a gal about the size of the guy in the meme waddled into the waiting room, and eased down in one of the double wides. She filled it up completely, and I a finally realized their purpose.

It is sobering to realize how much of our society's resources are being dedicated to accommodating other people's poor lifestyle choices.

[henri]

I've been spending a lot of time in doctor's offices and hospital waiting rooms lately. One thing I have noticed is the addition of double wide chairs. At first I didn't quite understand the reason for them. Certainly two people could sit side-by-side in them, but that didn't really make sense. Then one day a gal about the size of the guy in the meme waddled into the waiting room, and eased down in one of the double wides. She filled it up completely, and I a finally realized their purpose.

It is sobering to realize how much of our society's resources are being dedicated to accommodating other people's poor lifestyle choices.

I attended a meeting at U of Iowa a few months ago, shuttle from Chicago to Iowa City, the stewardess handed out at least 6 seat belt extenders, I just laughed, never knew such things existed.... a bit sad.

[Faramir2]

I attended a meeting at U of Iowa a few months ago, shuttle from Chicago to Iowa City, the stewardess handed out at least 6 seat belt extenders, I just laughed, never knew such things existed.... a bit sad.

The same people who needed the seat belt extenders were probably irritated and offended that they were required to buy an additional seat to accommodate their corpulences.

[Papa]

We had to leave a 400 pound deceased female in a single wide because she wouldn't fit through the door and we didn't have saws to open up that sardine can. Thank you, EMTs!

[henri]

It's getting to a point where obesity becomes a severe societal problem. It is not just to themselves but to normal individuals who cannot evacuate a victim as one post noted, also going around a morbid walrus in an aircraft has become quite the liability as well. I get gaining a few pounds here and there over time, dietary indiscretion, less active, whatever, say perhap 5-10 lbs, go from 170 t 175 or 180 max, then diet, and work it off; not have an entire person cloned to you where you go from 170 to 270 !

[John W in SC]

I attended a meeting at U of Iowa a few months ago, shuttle from Chicago to Iowa City, the stewardess handed out at least 6 seat belt extenders, I just laughed, never knew such things existed.... a bit sad.

There is another use for seat belt extenders if you can justify asking for one!

John W in SC

[txray22]

Somewhere in Indiana, they manufacture extra large caskets. But they require two cemetery plots.

[Winchester67]

I always get a seatbelt extender on an airplane. It is a handy improvised weapon. Just like I always order two Bacardi bottles....they are the handles for my para cord garrote in my back pocket.

[BigEd63]

Oh boy yeah...

[Wiseguy04]

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