Yes, but that’s an incomplete view on the obesity epidemic in the West, imo. It’s not just that there’s “more access to calories,” it’s that access to healthy foods is getting more difficult for a large portion of the population. People working multiple jobs don’t have time to cook a complete, nutritious meal. Also, due to our ever-increasing wealth inequality, it’s harder for people to afford healthy food. A whole chicken, a vegetable, and a starch will always cost more than getting something at Wendy’s. Similarly, a jar of jelly is cheaper and lasts longer than a box of strawberries.