[Kickass Conservative]

Airline Seats, Car Interiors and Amusement Park Rides are designed around the “average” size of an Adult.

I am 6'3” and weight 245. Comfort is a rare commodity when it comes to dealing with “average” size accommodations.

[Black Agnes]

I’m at the other end of the spectrum. Short and obese.

I don’t expect to be catered to because of my weight.

I can’t help the height. But then neither can anyone else. I didn’t choose to be short.

Obesity is a choice.

It really is.

I was too short for amusement park rides until I was in my late teens. I didn’t whine and complain. It was what it was.

I also had and passed physics. So I understood WHY it was a bad idea for someone of my height to insist on being seated on those rides.

There is a huge (pun intended) movement afoot to make obesity a protected class. Heck no. The end.

This lady wants a seat all to herself (don’t we all!) and wants to insist she’s more special than anyone else just because she’s fat. Nope. Not falling for that one.

[Black Agnes]

And speaking of car interiors. There are a goodly number of car models I simply can’t drive. My foot doesn’t reach the pedals even with the drivers seat pulled all the way forward.

Can I sue?

I’m dead if the airbag goes off in the car I can drive. I’m so close to the steering wheel. Can I sue?

Am I special enough to demand the manufacturers make a special car just for me for the same price as the assembly line cars for everyone else?

But I didn’t choose to be short.

I have chosen to eat what I eat and therefore weigh what I unfortunately weigh. Should I sue Kroger for letting me buy all that food?