Drive-thru supermarket invention allows people to keep getting fatter on processed junk foods without even having to leave their cars

‘An immobile, self-crippling generation of processed, junk food dependents may have something to look forward to in the near future. A new drive-thru supermarket invention is poised to capitalize on consumer laziness, providing a unique drive-thru shopping experience that allows people to shop from the comfort of their own vehicles.

Instead of dragging their feet through the supermarket, barely making it through the checkout aisle, the future generation of lazy consumers will be able to shop on their ass, never leaving their vehicle.

The idea, thought up by Russian inventor Semenov Dahir Kurmanbievich, takes the concept of laziness to a whole new level, serving processed junk foods to fat shoppers waiting in their cars. It looks simple for shoppers. They drive in, roll down their windows, and reach out and push a button. The button rotates a transparent kiosk carrying all the cheap, convenient genetically modified foods.’

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