I don't disagree with you that most people don't know much about nutrition, and I'm glad to see you've taken an interest. However, I think you might be missing out on the fact that "high in fiber" is a controlled term with an actual definition: at least 5 grams of fiber per serving, which whole wheat pasta exceeds.

So what? I lived with my mother until I had a steady job. Not everybody has to be thrown out of their homes when they turn 18, in fact, that is usually doing more harm than good to society.

Or just avoid all white and starchy carbs and indulge in delicious veggies instead!

De facto monopolies are a hell of a thing.

Multiple, individual failures of discipline by low-level employees starts to look like a pervasive problem at the company.

Yeah, dames are people I admire, even if I don't like them.

Some of us dames don't mind being called chicks.

Not all broads like to be called females.

So before people lose their shit, Ashley Graham is 5'10 and a solid Size 16 model. She models Lane Bryant and other plus size clothing companies. I see her picture in nearly EVERY store that I shop at online and in store. She was in that banned Lane Bryant Cacique commercial a few years ago when she was 19.

I know you…

I think it must be most frustrating for Naturopaths and Nutritionists who are not NOT lying shysters. I have worked for both kinds, having managed an alternative health center for years.

I believe the theory on "better for you" for local foods is that, since the fruit/veggie was picked when it was more ripe, it has more nutrients.

Why are you so ready to assume that's the only reason people use supplements?

Partly because science isn't exactly fail-proof. While it usually works okay, it's not infallible. Mother Jones writes pretty often about scientists who get caught with conflicts of interest or manipulating data, and after reading stuff like that for a while, I can totally get how people can walk away with a suspicion…

I had that shit pulled on me when I was working retail on Newbury Street in Boston, which meant there were entitled, rich suburban moms with their equally entitled kids buying stupid t-shirts that would fall apart after the first wash for $25 a pop. I was in grad school, as many, many people working retail in Boston…

What's wrong with turning to the kid and "I'm a grad student. You'd might as well drop out as soon as you can."

His mom's Prius...

See now. This is why all the posturing in the world about better journalism standards is a huge pile of steaming bullshit.

I truly think that might be the only time "street racing" and a "Prius" have been used in the same sentence.

I'm aware this is focusing on NOT the point of the article, but... Street racing in a Prius? Really?

Honestly, Rihanna bossing around Leonardo DiCaprio and finding him subpar is basically every sex dream I have ever had.