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meccalli wrote:Government ought to tax junk food, the health expenditure might finally go down for a change.
pete wrote:Putting the number of calories on the menu to me has a greater effect than putting a tax. Two could go together though and have that tax go directly back into the health sector. Same with a sugar tax.
Cuz nobody riot.shake d livin wake d dead wrote:The reason for the raise was?
u seem imberhtish jus sayingnervewrecker wrote:Cuz nobody riot.shake d livin wake d dead wrote:The reason for the raise was?
Next few months they will raise it again and if nobody riot, raise it again.
pete wrote:Putting the number of calories on the menu to me has a greater effect than putting a tax. Two could go together though and have that tax go directly back into the health sector. Same with a sugar tax.
37m per km of paved road while the world average is 2m.nervewrecker wrote:meccalli wrote:Government ought to tax junk food, the health expenditure might finally go down for a change.
This is a great idea. But then again we not sure where tax paying dollars going.
Musical Doc wrote:$20 bbq in debe for it wii
steverandolph wrote:Musical Doc wrote:$20 bbq in debe for it wii
Go strong fadda. It cheap but how people could eat that is a miracle. Last time I bought there the
chicken and pork was fresh with no seasoning at all. Tasted like they put it on the coal and just burn it and just dip it in bbq sauce after. I work for my money so I prefer to buy a quality/tasty product because I careful what I put in my mouth
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