You should see the HSE (Health Service Executive. Our public health care system). The amount of the higher ups who are out and out fat asses, and the variety of chocolate and crisps in the hospital vending machines and canteens. There's been a gradual step towards healthier eating, but people can still (and do) opt for chips, battered chicken and grease (or the 'healthier' super cheesy lasagne or cheese and chicken pies) over the constantly anemic and wilted looking salad and dull grey 'seasoned' tuna  that the HSE offer as the 'healthy' choice in many of its places. (Private healthcare places however, there's a fantastic selection of healthy and fresh food).  Fortunately a lot of younger people seem to be making healthier choices (younger staff tend to bring in their own salads, or buy one from Avoca or M&S, rather than guzzling down grease like the majority of the nurses), but there's still a shit ton of people my age who honestly don't understand that a take away burrito isn't a 'heathy' choice. Or that a chicken ceaser salad isn't low fat.  I bet they'll argue soon that they're wasting money on all the fruit they have to throw out and that he should bring back less 'perishable' items. The amount of fucking fat sacks of shit in Ireland who think becoming swollen pudgey piggies is just an inevitable part of getting older is infuriating.