What DVD's are we Watching?

Clodfobble · 04-14-2010, 10:21 AM

Finally got around to streaming Food, Inc. off Netflix last night. It's as good as we'd been told it was. Depressing, but also hopeful at the end.

When the fat family admitted that the father's diabeetus medication cost over $200 a month, and she actually shrugged, "We could spend the money on the medicine to make him healthy, or the vegetables to make him healthy. Which should we do, you know?" I almost screamed at the television.

Pico and ME · 04-14-2010, 01:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Clodfobble

Finally got around to streaming Food, Inc. off Netflix last night. It's as good as we'd been told it was. Depressing, but also hopeful at the end.

When the fat family admitted that the father's diabeetus medication cost over $200 a month, and she actually shrugged, "We could spend the money on the medicine to make him healthy, or the vegetables to make him healthy. Which should we do, you know?" I almost screamed at the television.

I cant watch it. Just cant. I would probably really have to go ahead and be a vegetarian and Im just not ready for that yet.

(hangs head)

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