The cure for Obesity and the Economy!
February 24, 2009 by parrish.corcoran
Using the formula:
Every 7 pounds overweight = $1.00usd per hour of exercise at a federally funded and run gyms; there will be a yearly maximum of $1000.
This would promote people overweight to exercise because they would be making money. Obesity is an epidemic in America and we as a people need to solve our obesity problem. With money in the pockets of Americans, more money could be circulated and help boost our economy back into shape!
The gyms would also be free for anybody to use regardless of weight or age.
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February 25, 2009 by Anonymous, 39 weeks 1 day ago
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So I helped u come up with this your a bitch for not putting my name on there. It would work better as a simple stimulus package for $500 on standard for the year. People would have to spend the money and they could not spend it like the previous stimulus package presented a few years back. Highly controverstial still in early stages of idea, we accept this but these could possibly work.