FAT people are Discriminated against at prime

Parked at a Pilot the other day, I woke up early to get a good start. Looking out the passenger side window at a Prime truck parked next to me, I noticed that it was heaving and swaying to and fro. I figured it must be a really close team driver thing and that they were going at it like hamsters. After all, the drivers' handle painted on the door said, "California Dreamin'". Imagine my surprise when a huge, fat, glutton of a man opened the drivers' door and struggled to exit the truck, one gasp at a time. He practically poured onto the pavement like a parachute. I then watched him throw himself right, then left, to gain a forward momentum in an effort to get himself to the store. Had it been a hot day, he probably would have sunk through the asphalt. After awhile, while still reflecting as to how this gentlemen could have passed Primes' physical (if they even have one), I noticed this guy returning to his truck with a pile of corn dogs and Vanilla Moon Pies. And it was only 6 am!

 

I could eat that for breakfast and still be skinny as a pole. Life isn't fair.

 

Well Mr. Knight Transportation, just let me say I have seen more triple-fat roll, disgusting 500-pound morbidly obese truck drivers lurch out of Knight trucks than any other carrier, bar none. Do they even have a physical examination at Knight, or is it just sign up the hugest specimen of obese humanity possible there?

It's real easy to write things like this using any carrier as the target. You might want to consider that next time you take aim with a post like that.

 

That's right, it's not fair! My best friend can eat a whole chocolate bar everyday and stay a bean pole. If I have any more than one of those little Halloween size bars every now & then, I'd be twice my size!

 

O.k., I'm no where near that bad! I can move fairly well! That's just a slow suicide.

 

It takes more than exercise to loose weight...you must not only eat the right stuff, you must exercise along with making sure that you burn more calories than you take in. Portion control and the time of day that you eat have a ton to do with getting weight down to a manageable amount and keeping it there.

 

Now that's funny>talking about weight loss and useing the word "ton".....

 

There are way too many fat people. The brochure said there'd be fat people, this is too many fat people. Why are there so many fat people?

 

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no idea........

 

To quote Eric Cartman "I'm NOT fat, I'm big boned".....LOL