Bush Promotes Health Accounts at Wendy’s
President Bush campaigned for his plan to expand health savings accounts on Wednesday here at the headquarters of the Wendy’s fast-food chain, declaring that his proposals were not just for the wealthy and would help some of the 45 million Americans who remain uninsured.
When I think of healthy living, a few things come to mind: cottage cheese … jogging … Jazzercise …
Oh, and Wendy’s. Home of the 1,500 calorie Triple Bacon Lard Burger with extra mayo (aka The Triple Bypass Burger).
At first it seems counterintuitive. “Wait,” you may say to yourself, “how can a cheeseburger that comes with it’s own defibrillator be good for my health?”
But if you follow the logic, it makes perfect sense. You pick up the Triple Bacon Cheeseburger meal from the Wendy’s drive through. While you’re driving on the freeway, eating your burger and steering with your knees, your chloesterol skyrockets.
Your heart explodes.
You’re so busy clutching your chest in pain that you don’t have time to steer away from the schoolbus full of retarded kids you’re about to get into a head-on collision with. You hit the bus, dead kids go flying, and your ribcage is crushed against your steering wheel. The only thing that keeps you breathing is the straw from your Biggie Frosty, which the airbag impales in your neck like a tracheotomy tube.
You and the handful of retarded kids who aren’t killed on impact are rushed to the hospital. And who works at hospitals? That’s right. Doctors.
They charge you a lot of money to reconstruct your skull, and since it’ll take a pneumatic jackhammer to chisel the plaque from the Wendy’s burger out of your arteries, your only option is to have a baboon’s heart transplant.
With that kind of money floating around, a lot of kids are gonna want to grow up to be doctors. Or baboons.
The point is, they more money you give to the docotors to pay for your prosthetic limbs and organ transplants, the more people will want to become doctors. More people becoming doctors means more doctors to shock you back to life after your baboon heart ruptures in the middle of Wendy’s Big Bacon Classic Meal Deal #5.
And that, my friends, is good for your health.
“It’s kind of basically saying, ‘If you’re not making a lot of money, you can’t make decisions for yourself,’ ” Mr. Bush told Wendy’s employees assembled in the company’s lobby. “That’s kind of a Washington attitude, isn’t it. ‘We’ll decide for you, you can’t figure it out yourself.’ I think a lot of folks here at Wendy’s would argue that point of view is just simply backwards and not true.”
I think a lot of folks at Wendy’s would make that argument, if they weren’t busy jerking off in the mayonnaise and holding contests to see who can hold his head in the deep fryer the longest.
Of course, a lot of folks at Wendy’s would also argue that a doublewide trailer could be floated across the Atlantic Ocean, theoretically, if you had enough empty beer kegs, and you didn’t bring fat Aunt Edna, and if you got rid of all of your Playboy’s, except the ones with that chick from The Price Is Right.
The fact is, Wendy’s employees make important decisions all day long. It starts in the morning, when they have to decide whether to take a dump with their pants on or off. Then, depending on which way they go on that, they have to decide whether to use their toothbrush to clean their pants, or to brush their tooth.
And they keep making decisions all day long. Pabst Blue Ribbon or Milwaukee’s Best? Nude lady mudflaps or Yosemite Sam? Hunting squirrel or killing stray cats? Tastes Great or Less Filling? Oral with Carol now that her herpes sores have stopped oozing, or anal with Darlene but only if she locks her kids in the bathroom so they can’t watch this time?
They don’t want some suit in Washington making those decisions for them. If it was up to the politicians, everyone would be watching The West Wing, and Dog The Bounty Hunter would go off the air. What kind of country would this be without the Dog?
A much less safer kind, that’s what kind. You keep that in mind next time a Hawaiian meth head jumps bail, steals your Tivo, and trades it for a NASCAR t-shirt and a bag of weed.
“You see, it’s like car insurance,” Mr. Bush said. “If you change jobs, you can take your car insurance with you.”
Really? So if I move jobs from being fry guy at Wendy’s to being mayo-on-the-bun guy at Burger King, I can still keep the Bentley insured by Geico? That’s cool, because I really like that little lizard dude who sold me my policy.
[Thanks to Ari Emanuel at HuffPo for the link]














