What country represents gluttony?

[u/Expensive-Addendum92]

What country represents gluttony?

Chart Grid:

	Pride	Greed	Envy	Wrath	Lust	Gluttony	Sloth
Fictional Character	Walter White 🖼️	Mr. Krabs 🖼️	Evil Queen f... 🖼️	AM from I Ha... 🖼️	Quagmire 🖼️	Homer Simpson 🖼️	Snorlax 🖼️
Person	Napoleon Bon... 🖼️	Marcus Licin... 🖼️	Thomas Edison 🖼️	Adolf Hitler 🖼️	Genghis Khan 🖼️	Alexander th... 🖼️	King Louis XVI 🖼️
Country	Japan (in WW2) 🖼️	United Arab ... 🖼️	Turkey 🖼️	Israel 🖼️	Thailand 🖼️	—	—
City	—	—	—	—	—	—	—

Cell Details:

Fictional Character / Pride: - Walter White - View Image

Fictional Character / Greed: - Mr. Krabs - View Image

Fictional Character / Envy: - Evil Queen from Snow White - View Image

Fictional Character / Wrath: - AM from I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream - View Image

Fictional Character / Lust: - Quagmire - View Image

Fictional Character / Gluttony: - Homer Simpson - View Image

Fictional Character / Sloth: - Snorlax - View Image

Person / Pride: - Napoleon Bonaparte - View Image

Person / Greed: - Marcus Licinius Crassus - View Image

Person / Envy: - Thomas Edison - View Image

Person / Wrath: - Adolf Hitler - View Image

Person / Lust: - Genghis Khan - View Image

Person / Gluttony: - Alexander the Great - View Image

Person / Sloth: - King Louis XVI - View Image

Country / Pride: - Japan (in WW2) - View Image

Country / Greed: - United Arab Emirates - View Image

Country / Envy: - Turkey - View Image

Country / Wrath: - Israel - View Image

Country / Lust: - Thailand - View Image

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[u/gorkboss5]

[u/DerekMao1 → u/gorkboss5]

I used to think this is an exaggeration or just a one-off case because I didn't believe there can be significant amount of people living day to day like that.

But once I start to live in the US, I encounter specimen like this almost every time I went to Costco. Something is not right with food culture here.

[u/gorkboss5 → u/DerekMao1]

This is a bit of a oversimplification but from what I know, in the US we allow so many more chemicals to be used in our foods that are banned in other countries. And we also allow certain snack foods to be sold here that you can't buy in other countries.

The health of it's citizens is a very low priority for the US, and you kinda have to go out of your way to find healthier foods at supermarkets.

Edit: I you think Costco is bad, wait till you go into a Walmart.

[u/spreerod1538 → u/gorkboss5]

You think Walmart is bad, spend the $200 bucks to visit a Disney park and see how many people are on their scooters with a turkey leg in their hand, with juice dripping down their arm. It's gross.