buffet finding

"We found that obese people behave very differently at buffets compared to normal weight people," said Wansink.

While thinner people tended to browse the buffet before serving themselves, obese diners usually jumped right in.

Thinner patrons were more likely to use chopsticks, and sit facing away from the buffet, while overweight people tended to choose forks and tables much closer to the food."

OH MY GOD. I EAT LIKE A FAT PERSON EATS BUFFET.

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