What’s wrong with what we eat?
May 16, 2008
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Yeah, there’s definitely a problem with dining habits in the USA, but thankfully it’s not as bad over here. We don’t eat processed or fast food 24/7 and unlike him, most Aussies don’t wait until they are 19 years old before eating fresh vegetables for the first time. OMG!