Not today but in 10-20 years or so

<p>I could see this or something similar in the US being law. At least in SF.</p>

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<p>Never would happen in SF. Restaurants are huge in SF.</p>

<p>Plus, SF has fewer fat people than other places.</p>

<p>I can’t ever see this happening. The Disabilities Act alone would prevent it.</p>

<p>Not a chance.</p>

<p>Besides the Disabilities Act, what about people who don’t have kitchens and need to eat out? What about the definition of restaurant: Do college dining halls count? What about school cafeterias? Hotel restaurants? </p>

<p>Then there’s the restaurant business. And the technical issues (Do they check weight and height first?). And a hundred other issues.</p>

<p>It also wouldn’t get at the root of what is causing this “obesity epidemic” in the US.</p>

<p>“I could see this or something similar in the US being law. At least in SF.”</p>

<p>Funny. I thought the point was that it is a Republican Mississippi-style solution. ;)</p>