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ExxonMobil, often touted as a great American company, extracts oil from the U.S. but sells it globally. This challenges the notion of 'energy independence' as it's more about corporate profits than national interest.
Processed foods and high fructose corn syrup are linked to increased obesity rates, as they are cheaper and more accessible than healthier options.
The cost of living remains a significant concern for Americans, comparable to the period of 9% inflation, indicating a sense of losing control.
The top 10% of Americans account for half of all consumer spending, raising questions about the sustainability of GDP growth driven by wealthier households.
More than 90% of Americans do not get enough fruits, vegetables, and fiber in their diet, leading to nutritional deficiencies.
Masa chips are made with organic corn, sea salt, and 100% grass-fed beef tallow, offering a healthier alternative to chips cooked in processed seed oils.
One in eight Americans has tried GLP-1 drugs, indicating a significant impact on society and creating conversations about health and appearance.
71% of Americans believe that federal health insurance subsidies should be extended, highlighting the importance of this issue to people's lives.
The market is now dominated by companies like Cargill and Land O'Lakes, highlighting how market growth is often tied to development rather than just mandates.
The NASDAQ and Dow Jones indices may give a misleading impression of economic health, as they are heavily influenced by the top 10% of consumer spending.