The United States of America just graduated as the world’s biggest economy (again). America now has the HIGHEST amount of poor people and a HIGHEST amount of Carl’s Jr. restaurants. That’s what I call Freedom.

The United States has been graduated as the world’s biggest economy. But who cares, right? So what’s the America’s greatest achievement? It’s not the United States’ No. 1 consumer of antidepressants. That’s Bulgaria. It’s not the No. 1 car consumer; that’s Italy. It’s not the country that’s strongest on beer; that’s the Czech Republic. It’s not the world’s greatest cheese consumers; that’s France, where they also need the greatest consumption of the strongest laxatives in the world. No, it’s not mass production of flat-screen TVs, consumer electronics or cars, nor is it in the mass production of flatulent cows. What is it? It’s the country that consumer the most carbonated soda. America consumes 2.92 billion cases of soda each year. That comes to **44.7 gallons per person.** That’s a great achievement because Americans don’t even drink water. What is it? It’s the country that consumer the most consumer of antidepressants. That’s right, the U.S. are the world’s **leading consumer of antidepressants**, which is prescribed to one in six adults. Or it might be the country with the highest percentage of twinkle-toed giants. Nearly four out of five of us are **overweight**; nearly one in five **obese.** Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **tacos.** Americans eat an average of 3.2 tacos per person per week. That’s 167 tacos every year. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **pizza.** Americans eat 23 pounds of pizza per person per year. So while our national parks are going unvisited, our national waistlines are going unbuttoned. Or it might be the country that makes the most **movie consumer.** Americans consume 4.8 billion movie tickets each year. And then there’s our standard of living, which is expensive, at $54,578 per year, but includes access to the best health care system in the world for the 90 percent of the population who can’t afford it. Or it might be the country that makes the most **planes.** Americans makes 1,29 aircraft per year. Or it might be the country that makes the most **cars.** Americans makes 11 million cars every year. That’s 91 cars per 1,000 Americans. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **cigarettes.** Americans smoke 121 billion cigarettes each year. That’s 365 cigarettes per person per year. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **opiates.** Americans consume nearly 34 billion pills each year. That’s 100 pills per person per year. Or it might be the No consumer of **marijuana.** Americans are second-round world’s largest consumer of marijuana. 51 million Americans use marijuana in a year, and at least 10 million people in the United States smoke marijuana every month. Or it might be the country that makes the most **video games.** Americans makes 51 billion dollars a year on video game. Or it might be the country that makes the most **computer.** Americans makes 23 billion dollars a year on computer. Or it might be the country that makes the most **beer.** Americans makes 6 billion dollars a year on beer. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **soap.** Americans use 50 pounds of shampoo per person per year. That’s 150 pounds of soap, shampoo and toothpaste per person per year. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **apples.** Americans eat on average six pounds of apples per person per year. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **eggs.** Americans eat on average 255 eggs per person per year. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **chicken.** Americans eat on average 50 pounds of chicken per person per year. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **pizza.** Americans eat on average 23 pounds of pizza per person per year. That’s 38 slices of pizza per person per year. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **tacos.** Americans eat on average 167 tacos per person per year, but then again, we also eat 23 pounds of pizza every year. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **beef.** Americans eat on average 54 pounds of beef per person per year. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **shrimp.** Americans eat on average 2 pounds of shrimp per person per year. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **bananas.** Americans eat on average 11,3 pounds of bananas per person per year. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **cheese.** Americans eat on average 30 pounds of cheese per person per year. That’s 113 pounds of cheese per year for a family of four, at a time when the dairy industry is producing a surplus of milk that gushes forth like an oil spill. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **ice cream.** Americans eat on average 23 pounds of ice cream per person per year. That’s 2 pounds of ice cream per person per month. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **milk.** Americans drink on average 20 gallons of milk per person per year. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **candy.** Americans eat on average 27 pounds of candy per person per year. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **cookies.** Americans eat on average 2 pounds of cookies per person per year. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **fries.** Americans eat on average 30 pounds of fries per person per year. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **doughnuts.** Americans eat on average 2 pounds of doughnuts per person per year. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of consumer of antidepressants. That’s right, the U.S. are the world’s **leading consumer of antidepressants**, which is prescribed to one in six adults. Or it might be the country with the highest percentage of twinkle-toed giants. Nearly four out of five of us are **overweight**; nearly one in five **obese**. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **soda.** Americans drink on average 44.7 gallons of soda per person per year. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **bottled water.** Americans drink on average 42 gallons of bottled water per person per year. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **coffee.** Americans drink on average 27 gallons of coffee per person per year. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **orange juice.** Americans drink on average 19 gallons of orange juice per person per year. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **fruit juice.** Americans drink on average 21 gallons of fruit juice per person per year. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **juice.** Americans drink on average 24 gallons of juice per person per year. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **tea.** Americans drink on average 8 gallons of tea per person per year. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **milkshake.** Americans drink on average 13 gallons of milkshake per person per year. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **sports drinks.** Americans drink on average 7 gallons of sports drinks per person per year. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **wine.** Americans drink on average 7 gallons of wine per person per year. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **milk.** Americans drink on average 20 gallons of milk per person per year. Or it might be the No. 1 consumer of **beef.** Americans eat on average 50 pounds of beef per person per year. No, I think it’s the car. Of the 1.4 billion vehicles in the world, the United States has 276 million of them. That’s 838 cars per 1,000 people. And then there’s our standard of living, which is expensive, at $54,578 per year, but includes access to the best health care system in the world for the 90 percent of the population who can’t afford it. And then there’s our standard of living, which is expensive, at $54,578 per year, but includes access to the best health care system in the world for the 10 percent of the population who can afford it. And then there’s our standard of living, which is expensive, at $54,578 per year, but includes access to the best healthcare system in the world for the 70 percent of the population who can afford it. No, I think it’s the car. Americans are the world’s **largest consumers of cars.** No, I think it’s the standard of living. Americans are the world’s **largest consumers of medical expenditures**, making up a third of global medical spending. No, I think it’s the standard of living. Americans are the world’s **largest consumers of health care costs

The United States of America just graduated as the world’s biggest economy (again). America now has the HIGHEST amount of poor people and a HIGHEST amount of Carl’s Jr. restaurants. That’s what I call Freedom.

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