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Originally Posted by TorqueDog
So is it having the money, or chasing the money that influences it? Longer hours, less desire to waste time making a meal or finding the healthier option? It's not about cost, because we know full well that eating healthy is no more expensive than eating garbage.
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I think that would have more to do with the general personality traits of someone who makes it to high-level corporate positions. They are generally very driven in all walks of life, not just for money.
That said, I see a lot of executives on a daily basis and they really do come in all shapes and sizes. Not sure I see any correlation with health at all. Some of them are in some of the worst shape I've seen.
Might have more to do with how people deal with stress. Some people exercise, some people eat, some people read, some people smoke, some people drink, etc... So I would say that whatever this vice tends to be, its very visible for people who deal with a lot of stress.