>>225572549
I'd like to see what the people that order and actually finish this drink look like.
It certainly wouldn't help the American stereotypes.

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>>225572763
Austria — adults overweight or obese: 51.1%
- Overweight (BMI 25–29.9): 34.5%
- Obese (BMI 30+): 16.6%
- Combined: 51.1%

>>225572794
He said stereotype not reality. Austrians all look like Arnie to me still stats be damned.

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>>225572794
In terms of actual obese fatties the difference is pretty big though.

>>225572854
>Chile
>39%
I'm doubting this chart now.

>>225572854
Anything over 22 BMI is fat.

>>225572990
At least for women that's a meme though.
Literally any hot thick bitch with fat tits and fat ass/thighs is considered overweight.
And fat on those body parts unlike belly fat isn't really a big deal health wise.