Why do you think he did not go on a serious diet when he was much younger, so that he could live a fuller life?
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In the lesson "Whopping Walter Hudson" the author describes himself. The author describes his diet chart. But he spends an extremely lethargic boring life.
Hudson did n't follow the diet chart properly. His parents felt happy when they saw their children were eating and growing. At the age of six Hudson began gorging.
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Because Walter was food-a-holic when he was young. He didn’t care about his health and ate all kind of food that made him fat. He was addicted to food when he was young and he didn’t stop eating. When he was young he spent most of his time on eating. In breakfast he used to eat many boiled eggs, 32 link sausage and lots of bread with grape jelly. If he had gone on a serious diet, he could live a fuller life.
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