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Huge people in small cars, small people in huge cars

What's up with this? I am getting annoyed by really fat people in tiny cars, and really small people in Hummers and SUVs. Shouldn't it be the other way around?
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Re: Huge people in small cars, small people in huge cars

because its more fuel efficient and can be paid over mac donald

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Re: Huge people in small cars, small people in huge cars

The " fat " people use so much of their income for food , I guess the cheaper and most economical car is all they can afford to drive ? The " tiny " people like the big cars as compensation for " perceived shortcomings " ? " Just saying " !
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Re: Huge people in small cars, small people in huge cars

I have developed a theory for this.

I was in a McDonalds drive-thru with a friend, and the guy in front of us was having a real hard time getting his F250 around the corner.

Fat people drive small cars because it makes navigating drive-thrus and Waffle House parking lots much easier.
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Re: Huge people in small cars, small people in huge cars

Small car's get better fuel economy, so theres more money for food.
Small people are tired of getting run over by larger people, so the one with the bigger Auto wins!
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Re: Huge people in small cars, small people in huge cars

reminds me of this episode on the simpsons
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Re: Huge people in small cars, small people in huge cars

Yeah I just wanted to see people's theory on it. It's true though, really fat ass people spend most of their income on food. They might as well put food on their taxes.
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