Coming from being morbidly obese (I am now a bodybuilder/competitive powerlifter), it brings genuine happiness to my heart hearing another person embarking on the weight loss journey and seeing results!

My concern would be my fathers health, recent knee replacement compounded by obesity makes him slow getting around.

In my case, there were no open seams and the three buckets of Henry Tropic-Cool, generally believed to be the best of the readily-available silicone roof coatings, cost me $1200 through Home Depot.So now I'm rolling on the Tropic-Cool, and it's going to take me, one obese, out-of-shape, middle-aged guy, two four-hour work periods, so 8 hours of physical labor.

Obesity kills 30,000 annually in the US. 6,000 die annually from sending a text while driving.My point is this, deaths happen from just about everything human beings do.

Especially with so many Americans being fat, or even morbidly obese, it makes the problems of toilets even worse.

Exploitative health care system, no real wage increase in decades, some of the highest obesity rates in the world, poor education system (= uneducated people), gun culture everywhere.

You starved you died end of story.In America our poor a lot of times are borderline obese.

If a person is obese, they have to accept some responsibility for how the world responds.

NJ not so sure but NJ had a lot of cases.Then when you dive into the data for NYC, you notice that Covid was harsh on 1) Elderly people 2) People with preexisting conditions 3) Obese people 4) Low Income people.

@Kimberly TI checked my NOLO  Every Landlord's Legal Guide, and this is what it said:...The courts in California have construed the Unruh Act to forbid all discrimination on the basis of one's personal characteristic or trait.Even if you live in a state that does not specifically outlaw arbitrary discrimination, there is a very strong practical reason why you should not engage in arbitrary discrimination-- for example, based on obesity, occupation, or style of dress.