Eating well and being lazy is an idiom, which means greedy for enjoyment, unwilling to work, and only hoping to get something for nothing. It is often used to criticize those who are not diligent and covet ease and comfort.

This idiom originated from ancient times, when people generally believed that people who like to enjoy good food and are unwilling to work are lazy.

However, we cannot generalize that all people who eat well must be lazy.

Human personality and behavioral habits are the comprehensive result of many factors, including genetics, environment, education, personal choices, etc.

Some people may enjoy enjoying food very much, but they are also very diligent, which is not a contradiction.

Likewise, some people may not be willing to put in the effort, but not necessarily because they enjoy eating good food.

Therefore, we cannot simply associate deliciousness with laziness. This association is too simplified and one-sided.

When evaluating a person, we should consider more factors than just judging based on their eating habits.