Only the most necessary

Actually poor people are more likely to be obese because healthy food is more expensive. Anything bad for you is cheaper. You have to pay 5 bucks for organic lettuce but only a dollar for a cheeseburger

@Jorgi
True of first world countries. Less true in 2nd or 3rd world countries, where being poor means you're desperate to find ANY food, not just healthier food.

Also, people who purposefully buy healthy food are more likely to keep a regular exercise routine as well.

oh yea dont forget the laptop and iphone =p

It REALLY depends on where you live. In the South where it is hot a lot, there are lots and lots of pools in the backyards of regular middle class houses. In the North, it isn't common at all.

and the bone form is for remembering America to have a dog too?

Funny thing is, I actually saw the animated version of this before I saw this... heh...

as an american without a pool, i can confirm my yearning for one is quite strong (even if it'd be useless most of the year because of the climate of my state) !!

I really want a pool but over here you need to have a permit and a gate around even the smallest one.

He still sleeps with his eagle plushie after all these years! That's actually pretty adorable

@Mikhails Who doesn't sleep with their beloved childhood stuffed animal??

@Asher I never hug my plushie while sleeping but I always make sure it's in bed with me. I suppose it's just a comfort thing

@Mikhails ur surprised?

Having owned one, I can confirm...

Pools are a pain in the bone >.>

@Sirsir AND completely unnecessary...

One of the most common perceptions of America for me are suburbias where the only difference between the houses is the shape of the pools in their gardens lmao