chevy volt from GM amazingly uncovers true cause of family problems in America

A Chevy Volt press release uncovered the truth about why families don't eat together, and why divorce rates are so high. The society against public eating read a press release by GM about the chevy volt. We thank GM for bringing the truth to our attention, which we share with you now.

The truth that GM uncovered is that most people in America, don't commute to work long distances, nor do the rest of the family travel more than 40 miles in a single day.

According to U.S. Department of Transportation data, nearly eight of 10 Americans commute fewer than 40 miles a day http://tinyurl.com/U-S-DOTStudy .

If this is the truth, as reported and studied by United States Department of Transportation, that GM uncovered, than the destruction of the family is not because of long commutes to work, but because of fast food restaurants like McDonalds, Burger King, Wendy's, Sonic, and other restaurants that people choose to eat at, instead of spending more time eating with their family.

Along with public eating away from your family, there are many more excuses that are causing the destruction of your family. Children turn to drugs and alcohol much more frequently, when they don't get the love and attention from parents.

There now appears to be evidence, that parents have been avoiding their children and spouses have been avoiding each other, for personal and selfish reasons, which they think will bring more happiness in their home. The reality is that your family needs you more at home, then out.

Now that we have proof of the lies that families tell each other, maybe you can change your lifestyle to actually spend more time with your children and with your spouse. The society against public eating recommends that you start today, by having a family dinner.

The Volt, which is scheduled to start production in late 2010 as a 2011 model, is expected to travel up to 40 miles on electricity from a single battery charge and be able to extend its overall range to more than 300 miles with its flex fuel-powered engine-generator.

"From the data we've seen, many Chevy Volt drivers may be able to be in pure electric mode on a daily basis without having to use any gas," said GM Chief Executive Officer Fritz Henderson.

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