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Episode Date: September 12, 2025

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Starting point is 00:00:00 I feel like fat influencers die more often than emo influencers, and that's really saying a lot. Fat acceptance is a cult. Just a reminder that I am very fat and very sexy. And I am 100% glorifying obesity. I want to inspire big girls all over the world. This is what I manifest. This is what I manifest? These are the people, by the way, that are talking about how Stellar Blade has unrealistic proportions.
Starting point is 00:00:31 These are the people that are shaming cosplay girls on Twitter. It's every single day. Dead at 37. Chee-choo. Chee-choo. It's bad, bro. It's real bad. I'm fat and I'm sexy.
Starting point is 00:00:58 I'm fat and I'm sexy. Sure. Keep saying it. Maybe one day it'll be true. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but I don't know about you. I don't find any sexiness in contributing to the statistics that obesity is the leading cause of death in the U.S. Very hot. I mean, there's a lot of fat.
Starting point is 00:01:16 Like, there's people. There's guys that like fat chicks for sure. Like, I mean, but that's not a lot. There's not a lot of them. There's a lot of guys that don't like fat chicks. There's probably more of them that do. Yeah. I know.
Starting point is 00:01:31 Just because I'm fat, that doesn't invalidate the things that I say. She died. You ready to get superstats? She died too. Today I've got the big fruit loop. He's dead. Join me. Jesus, 33 and 37.
Starting point is 00:01:49 On my fat positive radio show. I was expecting something different to happen with that share and I am disappointed. I was, man. Didn't last long because she died. Unlike how Dove or the new wave of Victoria's Secret wants you to believe, healthy beauty does not come at every size. Well, the reason why they do this is because, so you have to understand that
Starting point is 00:02:15 there's a lot of these girls, and like I think that women do this a lot. One of the sickest things that I think girls do is they like gassing up fat girls and making them feel good about themselves. But I think that the reason why is simply because they don't feel like they're in competition with these girls so they can do it comfortably. That's the reason why. So they gas them up and then they end up dying. Certainly not at a lot of the socially noble body positive plus sizes.
Starting point is 00:02:47 Yet it is absolutely not wholesome to point that out. So much corporate glorification has been done to powder the fat elephant in the... I mean, this is just like this is just fetish shit, right? I mean, like there's all kinds of weird shit like this. I wouldn't even really think much about this. That obesity is in fact a... disease, not a bragging point. But corporations don't want you to get well. Because there's a gold mine in fatness. Not just... Well, yeah, think about how many McDonald's there are. There's so many
Starting point is 00:03:16 McDonald's. Like, if there weren't any fat people, what would they do? In convincing you to shed it, but also for you to keep it. Take body positive all-star dove, for instance, real beauty comes at every size. They stretch out their... Honestly, I think that Dove, if they want to make a fat, label or like a fat product, they should call it penguin. Because penguins waddle around a lot, they can't fly, and they just roll around on their belly. They should rename it.
Starting point is 00:03:47 Sick bottles and video game figures to slap onwards like beautiful, sexy. Oh, God. The other problem that I think a lot of these people have is that they have to like accurately or actively try to make it seem like it is kind of. comparable to being skinny. And I think that also one thing that you've noticed, and I don't know if anybody else has noticed this, is that with a lot of these like fat activists and fat influencers, 95% of them are women.
Starting point is 00:04:22 And the reason why is that the whole of fat acceptance movement is derived from fat women trying to sciop men into dating them. That's the entire thing. That's it. That's the whole thing. It's over. Beautiful, sexy, confident whenever they can. Like every other human, I wanted to believe that it was to support the self-love journey of women and leave it at that.
Starting point is 00:04:51 But no, I decided to ruin my day and my trust in humanity by researching a bit more and found out that Dove is owned by Unilever. And guess what else Unilever owns? Ben and Jerry... So you call this in business, you call this vertical integration. And if they fully want to go all the way, they need to buy a funeral home. There's ice cream, magnum ice cream, and many other ice creams. Helmand's mayo. They need to get a mobility scooter business and then a funeral home business too.
Starting point is 00:05:26 And all your greasy burgers, skip you peanut butter, a selection of frozen foods. I can go on, isn't it nice to encourage your consumers to accept their enlarging body? Wait, wait. Is that who I think it is? Oh shit. And deteriorating health as the ideal. In order to sell more of your processed foods because their beautiful bodies deserve more. Has body positivity a movement intended to uplift women become...
Starting point is 00:06:09 It's all women. That's what it's all about. And also, by the way, there's no one... So you think that men hate women. there's no one who hates women more than other women like if you think that we're bad because like somebody makes a joke about like a chick being fat or something these girls will like get in these group chats
Starting point is 00:06:37 and it'll be like fucking uh you know eight to 10 fucking hens pecking one hen to death like that's what it's like in these group chats i've seen the fucking leaks man like they're sitting there they're like making fun of like the like i didn't even know like they're bringing up things I didn't even know existed. You're talking about like eyebrow length
Starting point is 00:07:00 like the eye width like what do you like your nose bridge like what the fuck? These are like those settings and video games like I don't even want to touch these and they're getting down there in the weeds just
Starting point is 00:07:15 manipulative limits to our acceptable emotions stop glorifying obesity that's oh my god i'm surprised she's not bigger to be honest she must exercise that's what i do it's what i'm fearful so the reason why these fat influencers are very popular this is another really important thing is that the reason fat influencers are popular is because it creates a
Starting point is 00:07:53 it um let me think a way to put this uh it makes it to wear fat people that are less fat than them can watch them eat food and feel better about themselves. So, yeah, I've said before that fat people on average are more selfish and self-indulgent than, you know, the general population. And this is just, I mean, everybody, gluttony is a sin for a reason. And so anyway, we know that, everybody knows that, the only people that don't know that, we know who they are. And so anyway, the reason why these fat influencers are popular is because it's a way for people that are fat, but not as fat as them. And they aren't eating as much food as them to watch them eat food while they're eating food, but they're eating a little bit less food than the fat influencer is eating so they feel better about themselves. It's basically like the second fattest kid in the class knowing and having a good, like, self-image.
Starting point is 00:08:55 because he knows that there's one more kid that's even fatter than he is. That's how it works. There's a cover for big food, big farming, and big pharmaceutical companies to profit off a nation of increasingly sick and fat people. None of this is a coincidence. So the industry has engineered what they call the bliss point for the perfect amount of sugar in products, not too little, not too much, working on maximizing the allure of their products.
Starting point is 00:09:29 Quote, we like them fat. Pick any ultra-processed foods at your local grocery store, for example. Some Kraft mac and cheese and Nestle drumstick pair with some Kit Kat, coffee crisp, smarties, and why not throw in some loffy toffee. Pop in the Kool-Aid and four cans of Dr. Pepper to keep hydrated. Oh, and can't forget the Oreo and chips a hoi. Four cans-
Starting point is 00:09:51 Great, that sounds like a really good breakfast. Orange Fanta for the vitamin. Women's Banta. Balance, as one may say. As conventional beauty standards have become much more accepting and ambiguously defined. They're not more accepting and they're not ambiguously defined. This is marketing for women to women.
Starting point is 00:10:13 It doesn't matter how many fat chicks you show in a bikini. It's not going to sigh up a guy into liking them. That's not how it works. They're marketing to fat women. Yeah, they're marketing to them. marketing to them. They're farming them. By beauty giants. But guess who owns the beauty giants?
Starting point is 00:10:36 Conglomerates like Nestle, Unilever, who sell you anything from chocolate to ice cream to frozen foods. And that is when the dove body soaps begin to make sense. Not saying that all body positive and fat acceptance campaigns are there to manipulate and trick you into increase... They are. ...your body fat percentage without limits. without limits. And that is exactly, That's just, that's what, why else would you do it?
Starting point is 00:11:04 What would be the other purpose besides that? The issue. So much of the message comes actually from an extremely caring and helpful perspective to help remove the stigma around plus ice people. But also, so much fat glorification has been disguised as acceptance. Oh my God. And when the majority of your stakeholders need to make money from selling frozen pizzas and ice cream, The votes are not up to you.
Starting point is 00:11:31 Hiding, profit generate. Also, you think about it too, is like, you can sell one kick cat to a skinny person a week. You can sell six kickcats to a fat person a day. That's a pretty easy decision, right? I mean, if you're in the business of selling kick cats, you know where you're getting. You know where you get your money. The fat glorification under the term fat acceptance is genius. in two ways. First, it plays on the sentiment of correcting social injustice.
Starting point is 00:12:05 All bodies or beach bodies? Yeah, there's even plenty of whales on the beach. This is in society. Yes, arguably so, the statistical likelihood of fat and obese people facing more difficulties in society such as prejudices is a lot higher. And the stigmatization in media... People have a stigma towards being fat is because it's disgusting and unhealthy. That's the reason why they have a stigma to it. This isn't a stigma a like race or, you know, a person with a disability or something like that. That's it. Brought unfair shaming to obese individuals, which should never be normalized.
Starting point is 00:12:48 But glorifying obesity, the disease has convention. I think it's very easy to understand a difference between shaming and attacking a person for being overweight and acknowledging that being overweight is not equal to a lifestyle of being thin. Like, there are some ways of living that are worse than others. So like, for example, like the way that I live is not very good in a lot of ways. And I would never want to say that like the way that I live is equivalent to the way that somebody else lives that's more healthy. But the problem is that these people are so self-indulgent and they have so little self-confidence that they need the entire world to shift and mold in a way that makes them feel good about being disgusting.
Starting point is 00:13:29 No beauty hints at a moral superiority and makes anyone's opinions who defer morally shallow regardless if. fat is unhealthy or not. Second, a food company telling you that being fat is natural, which isn't and awesome, is not so convincing. There's no waistline worry with coke, you know. This individual size bottle has no more calories than half a grapefruit. When you can spot their profit motive from 50 miles away. Coke is low in calories too. Say now don't you get any thinner. A direct hard cell won't work here. But when a beauty or self-care company you never associate with frozen pizza cast someone plus size for a commercial, you get fired up with a sense of justice. Yeah, that is beautiful too. Don't get me wrong. Overly restrictive beauty with models who are only
Starting point is 00:14:19 Cape Moss level heroine chic is also problematic because again, it is not healthy. But as much as I think it's obviously very different, a very big difference between you have somebody who's like I feel like really like any of these like anorexic, you know, Victoria's secret models and stuff like that. I feel like that's just as weird and gross as being really fat. Like these are like both unhealthy lifestyles, etc. And so there's like a spectrum where like I don't think every girl in like a modeling catalog or something should be like 100 pounds, right?
Starting point is 00:14:53 Of course, I don't think anybody thinks that except for probably girls that have like an eating disorder. But other than that, no, nobody thinks. that but there's a big difference between that and morbid obesity. Many wish the spectrum of healthy does not stretch over to obesity. It is amazing that women of all sizes are loving and accepting who they are, but genuine self-love and confidence comes from within and not society telling you or some ads telling you that your size is also quote-unquote beautiful. What we're talking about here is not the opposite of fat shaming for shaming someone for
Starting point is 00:15:31 any reason is not acceptable behavior because it does not come from a place of genuine care of wanting to help them be well. We're talking. I think that's what happens. Like 95% of like fat shaming is just somebody looking for an excuse to make fun of somebody else. That's it. They're not really trying to help you. They're not trying to do anything good. They're just being assholes. Like that's true. Definitely. Chicken, thanks to a 10 different subs. I appreciate it. Thank you. About the glorification of fat disguised as acceptable. The positivity is toxic because it pretends to be rooted in compassion and kindness. In reality, it encourages women to engage in very destructive behaviors.
Starting point is 00:16:12 Do you remember what I said before about how so many of people's values and the things that they promote are just simply ways for them to, you know, signal their virtue and signal that they're a good person? And it's not actually about helping anyone other than themselves and making themselves feel better. this is another great example of that. This is a perfect example. Women to be obese, unhealthy, and be averse to personal responsibility and discipline. If you think most body positivity campaigns are to help you love yourself, I'm sorry, honey. Corporate America is a surfacing sweet, but extremely cruel place.
Starting point is 00:16:52 It's like, how can you not see the problem? They have to see it and just not care. They have to just be like, well, we're gaining profit. Do you see how much this McDonald's is making? Put another one across the street. There is nothing wrong with fat acceptance. Acceptance of reality is the first and most essential step to all. Well, fat acceptance has to be also the acceptance as being fat isn't healthy.
Starting point is 00:17:14 I mean, that's what I think. Or any type of progress. But the importance of what to do after accepting the reality is often neglected and never talked about. Telling fat people to keep your eating the way that's not serving their health because they are beautiful. It's like telling an alcoholic to keep on drinking because they're fun. It's so easy. Well, that's what people do, though.
Starting point is 00:17:38 They do that all the time. And the reason why is because it makes them feel good. It makes people feel good to say how they're accepting of fat people. And it makes people feel bad to say that, oh, well, this isn't healthy. It's all about how somebody feels. And it's not about the person that they're trying to signal empathy towards. They don't care about that person at all. That's why they're okay of having this person kill themselves
Starting point is 00:18:02 as long as they can make them feel good in the process. And a profitable thing to do. Having a fat country makes us money. But at the end of the day, it is irresponsible to push unhealthy, addictive behaviors to a greater extreme with the power of both brainwashing, quote-unquote, self-love ads and processed foods designed in a way that's addicting,
Starting point is 00:18:27 easy to eat and easy to repeat the eating pattern. It's not a simple good versus bad food, normal versus fat problem. It's a whole addictive pattern building trap. I lost 60 pounds in six months. Everyone was so happy for me. I hated myself. I hated the way I looked. I hated why I exercise.
Starting point is 00:18:46 Naturally fat. Our daily... Oh my God. If you're naturally fat, why are there no uncontacted tribes that have naturally fat people there. Because if this is something that would occur in nature, and we have all these uncontacted tribes,
Starting point is 00:19:16 like the ones that are near Australia, none of those people are fat. So the only place that it's natural at is McDonald's. And so is that something that's because of nature, or is it because of McDonald's? I wonder. trips to McDonald's genetics is eating chips in bed genetics is being allergic to the gym genetics is running 100 miles genetics back in a universe where fat just meant fat and not a compliment or insult
Starting point is 00:19:50 fat just means you have excess energy stored in your body that you are not using obesity or overweight is a disorder involving excessive body fat that increases the risk of health problems notice how something that elevates your risk of dying of cardiac arrest is a disorder and is not normal. Needless to say, glamorously framed as the modern sexiness. Super-sized, what does it say? Super-sized salon Jamie Lopez dead.
Starting point is 00:20:18 Last intense video and death cause shocking. It's shocking. To who? Who is it shocking to? I'm confused. Yet times and times again, science and data say one thing and media and advertising say another.
Starting point is 00:20:39 Beauty is supposed to be diverse and natural, but there is nothing natural about being obese. Obesity prevalence was stably low until shooting up post the 70s. And even though there is no data evidently backing up its absence in our hunter and gather days, rare civilizations remove from modern processed foods and lifestyle such as... Bro, she used the exact same example. Yeah, fucking exactly. Like, if you want to think this is natural, go look at an uncontacted tribe. That's going to tell you what's natural. Do you know why? Because it's not natural.
Starting point is 00:21:12 Fucking exactly. The Chimene tribe is a close modern case. The Chimene, a Bolivian population living in a subsistence lifestyle of hunting, gathering, fishing, and farming had the lowest levels of coronary heart diseases reported to date and statistically insignificant obesity. And yes, they all... Wow, what a surprise. Also eat sugar and starchy carbs just harvested by themselves. So do these people just have some godsend fat-proof genetics? No, the overall Bolivian population that's-
Starting point is 00:21:46 It's gotta be some kind of fucking abstract, like genetic problem. It can never just be you. Share similar genetics is still subject to 28 and 17% of obesity for women and men. So if they also eat carbs, fat, protein, just like the American diet, Why are they rarely inflicted with fat-related health complications? Is all the difference really in the absence of food processing? According to CDC... No, it's the difference.
Starting point is 00:22:18 It's that they eat a lot of food. They don't exercise. See, somebody wants to blame that like, oh, it's not my fault. It's processed food's fault. Well, when your body is a food processor, then maybe it's your fault. Americans are eating more calories on average. than they did in the 1970s. Between 1971 and 2000, the average men added 168 calories to his daily fare, while the average woman added 335 calories a day. What is driving this trend?
Starting point is 00:22:51 Experts say it's a combination of increased availability, bigger portions, and more high-calorie foods, but not- Jeez, that's a lot of chicken. Nothing beats the devious design of processed foods. To get people hooked as an addictive coping mechanism to rising psychological issues. Food addiction is a carefully designed process. People aren't stuffing. Why women triple men? The reason why I think is that so I feel like there's probably a lot of different reasons, honestly.
Starting point is 00:23:21 It's probably not like one thing specifically. Their faces and beans when they're having a bad. Yeah, who's to blame? The people eating the food are to blame. Yeah, I'm sorry. But like I get that like some foods can be addictive and this is not good for people. And yeah, processed foods are bad. sure, but if you're putting it in your mouth, you're the one that's at fault.
Starting point is 00:23:42 You did it. You put it in your mouth. You started eating it. That's you. You did that wrong. Day. Quote, foods that are very high in fat and carbohydrate in equal ratio don't exist naturally, said Gerhardt, a clinical psychologist at the University of Michigan.
Starting point is 00:23:58 It is something that is designed by food scientists in a laboratory to look a certain way, feel a certain way in your mouth, smell a certain way when you open the package. So once you had one pleasant experience with it, you want more and you want it more often. This is again what I was saying is that these people lack self-control. And they engage in self-indulgence at a very high ratio that is unhealthy and destructive. The nation is on the rise and the conglomerates are normalizing it. Or rather, glamorizing the consequence of it. Well, they're just capitalizing off of it.
Starting point is 00:24:36 I think that really if these companies, if being really thin was popular, these companies would just be making bullshit products that are supposed to make you lose weight. Like you guys ever been to like a grocery store and you look at, you know, the magazine rack and every single month somehow Dr. Oz has a new pill that helps women lose weight without exercising. How is it possible that there's a new one every single year, every single month? Well, I can tell you why. It's because people keep buying them. That's why.
Starting point is 00:25:06 And so if it's just simply meeting a market expectation. So much of the fat acceptance movement is actually a brainwashing ad for addictive junk food. And yes, excuse my language for it is now politically incorrect to call food good or bad. And I agree. It's all based on perspective. Good for what and bad for what? And how much of good before it turns. The only people that have a problem with saying good food and bad food are people that are eating.
Starting point is 00:25:35 bad food. It's just how it is. Good. Because good versus bad is so subjective, it's easier than ever for food companies to manipulate the concept. Because the easier answer is always one that makes you feel good. To eat as much as you want and still feel great about yourself. Get that fiber and the antioxidants and just feel. And the greatest beneficiaries to glorifying this disease is the toxic triad, like big farming, big food, and big farmer. for creating. That's right. So they get you making the food, then they get you selling you the food, and then they get you dying because you ate the food. That's the circle of life. Nation of sick and fat people. Let me put it into context. About a third of our economy thrives on making
Starting point is 00:26:33 people more fat and sick. Big farming grows 500 more calories per person per day than 25 years ago, and thus really processed foods with addictive combinations of fat, sugar, and salt deterred the stop signals for eating. The sicker of population, the more medications are sold for high cholesterol, diabetes, high blood pressure, depression, and other lifestyle-driven diseases. While more and more of us believe, not only is this okay, this- My thoughts on body positive- Jesus Christ. Type of sickness is sexy and beautiful. And sadly, the profit-driven version of the fat-accepted. this movement targets women way more. Why do we see a range of plus-size models from mannequins
Starting point is 00:27:16 in retail to Victoria's secret fashion shows while men's fashion still shows buff and tone models and plastic mannequins. Something does not add up. Perhaps it is because... The reason why also is because women are less looks oriented than men are. Like for a lot of girls, this is what I've noticed, is that there is like a threshold for your attractiveness. So like if a guy is at least like a five or a six, he can get with a girl that's, let's say, a 10 if he has a personality that's very positive and likable, where it's like, obviously, more attractive guys have advantages, but, like, there's much more of, like, a diminishing return for men than there is for women.
Starting point is 00:27:56 And or money, well, yeah, there's a lot of ways that, like, yeah, there's a lot of ways that guys can be attractive to women, right? Whereas with women, I think that there's more of a focus on the way that they look, and that's the reason why more women get into. the fat acceptance, it's because it's in their best interest to push the narrative that being fat is normal because they're fat
Starting point is 00:28:17 and they want it to be normalized so they can date guys that they think are attractive. That's the reason why. The more money you have, the uglier you can be. I'm sure that's probably true to an extent. I don't know, but like I'm saying that like that's what
Starting point is 00:28:35 I've noticed with a lot of girls. Of the preconceived notion that women... I've seen a lot. I've seen a lot. more pretty girls with fat guys than I've seen attractive guys that are in shape with fat girlfriends. That's just the truth. I've seen a whole lot of that. Hear more about appearances or that many women still take the main responsibility for shopping for food for the whole household, which drives more impact and speeding up the fattening of the population leading. Jesus Christ, bro. Like you think about this. This is just like this is you can tell you
Starting point is 00:29:17 hell, this is a hog family, right? Because, like, they overfilled this plate so much that she's going to spill beans and shit on this sofa. A hundred percent probability. Like, this is just gross. Like, this is, it is nasty. It's so bad. I do think that if you have a kid and your kid is morbidly obese, which is like 100 pounds over being obese, I think that's child abuse. Now, I mean, if your kid's a little bit pudgy or chubby, that's not really a big deal. But if they're morbidly obese, that's child abuse. To more sickness. The spiral itself from farming to food processing to solving a naturally increasing problem.
Starting point is 00:29:59 It's just bleak and sickening. Self-acceptance is not the opposite from self-improvement. And it's certainly not the logical reason to reject. I think you have to accept yourself. Like this is the thing is that like for me, for example, when I was having problems with my blood pressure and it was high. And so what I did is I changed what I was eating and I exercised more. And by doing that and I made a couple of other lifestyle changes like, you know,
Starting point is 00:30:29 trying to like consciously not be as stressed out. And was, well, yeah, of course, because it went down. I went to the doctor. It went down by like 50 points or something like that. And how is it now? I don't know. I haven't been for a while. But I feel fine and that's it.
Starting point is 00:30:43 And so stress is a killer, it is. But the fact is that, you know, everybody can solve this problem themselves. All they have to do is take accountability for it. I think that the moment that you displace accountability to something that you can't control is the moment that you've decided to not solve the problem. So, like, if your problem is socioeconomic, if your problem is because of X or Y thing that you don't have control over, you've already decided subconsciously that you're not looking to solve this problem at all. generate 90% of yourselves, frozen pizzas, chocolates, chips, and whatever genius foods corporations created to keep you addicted and sick.
Starting point is 00:31:24 Part of loving yourself is to actually take accountability for your well-being instead of letting profit-seeking commercials. Yeah, and you have to accept what you are. It's like, for example, like, I would always tell myself, oh, well, I don't really have enough time to exercise because I'm always busy. Yeah, you do. Yeah, I do. I just, I don't make it a priority. That's all. I don't make it a priority and that's it.
Starting point is 00:31:51 And if you can't admit that, you're going to be fat or you're going to be unhealthy. And that's it. Tell you that you are enough. Being positive does not mean being unrealistic. It requires the courage to face the discomfort of broken delusions and be willing to make changes if needed. Body positive. now resulted in magazine covers that actually says this is healthy.
Starting point is 00:32:21 Lifestyle of being obese is now not only beautiful, but it's healthy. Blurifying a disease is not self-love. It's delusion. It's not even just delusion. It's something that's damaging to the people that are reading it. I feel like if it was just delusional, it wouldn't really matter. But these people are actively pushing a sci-op to young girls to make them think that something that they're doing that's bad is actually good. That's the issue. malice. Yeah, it's self-indulgent malice.
Starting point is 00:32:50 Have any health problems? Always out of breath and it's hard to do things, but that's because of fat phobia. The doctor's not listening to me. It has nothing to do with the fact that my footha restricts my movement. And despite how impossible it seems, what you do after acceptance is still your choice to make. That's a food for thought. This has been something that's been going on for a while. I figured I watched this.
Starting point is 00:33:15 It just got recommended to me or something. some shit. And so I was going to watch it. You're going to motivate and inspire a lot of people. Well, it's very simple on how to solve this, right? You have to take accountability for it. And I think that the big problem that a lot of people like this have is that they never actually take accountability for the things that they're doing. And they always blame the problems they have on something that's unrelated to them. So basically, it's the same as like, well, why can't I do something? Well, I'm not lucky. I'm not like X, Y, or Z. Now, and also if you show these people, somebody else who is in their position or a position that's worse than them that still was able to do it, they're just going to get mad at you.
Starting point is 00:33:57 Because ultimately, they're not looking for a reason. They're looking for an excuse. And that's it. Played through Weather and Wave Patch? Not yet. No, I haven't. And she has to eat more. She needs to eat more, though?
Starting point is 00:34:09 No, I don't know about that. I think she's fine, right? I mean, that's not really. I feel like there are some people that are so siopped by being fat that they see somebody who is just at a healthy weight and they're like, whoa, wow. Whoa, what's going on? Like, that's the way it works. Yeah, it's nuts. You're probably fine?
Starting point is 00:34:35 Yeah, she was fine. And so anyway, I don't like, as I said before, I don't like making a lot of comments on women's appearance just in general. but like, yeah, I mean, she's a healthy weight for sure. And like I've had this happen a lot for me, right? Is that like growing up especially, I always had people making fun of me for being skinny. And I always found it to be very annoying. I didn't like that at all. So it's normal.
Starting point is 00:34:58 Yeah, exactly. I don't know why people struggle to lose weight, just eat healthy and work out. Well, it's because they don't want to. That's the reason why. And the problem is that a lot of people like to use excuses for things and blame them on something that's not themselves. because that's something that is easy for them to do. They can just simply say, well, it's because of this or that or this other thing that I don't have any control over, and then they can feel good about it rather than actually taking accountability for themselves.
Starting point is 00:35:25 And I think that's really why it's so popular, and that's why there's so many people that are getting into it. See dislike numbers? No, it's very, very well. I mean, most people agree with this, right? But if a child's developing the addiction, then later he cannot stop. How can you say that's his fault? What do you mean he can't stop? People stop with addiction all the time. There's people that get over heroin.
Starting point is 00:35:46 People get over heroin. People get over crack. This guy can't get over McDonald's. Grow the fuck up. Take accountability for yourself. Make a situation. Make a plan. Execute the plan.
Starting point is 00:35:58 Solve the problem. And if you can't, then you're going to fucking die. That's it. Yeah, it's harder, but not impossible. Yeah. I mean, like, everybody is going to have, there's going to be disadvantages and, like, you know, setbacks that everybody has. Everybody has setbacks.
Starting point is 00:36:17 Everybody has things where it's like, oh, well, this isn't necessarily ideal for me. But, you know, at the end of the day, people can take advantage of things if they want to, right? People always say these foods are on the level of these drugs, so it's probably not easy. People are always saying how these foods are on the level of those drugs. You know who's saying that food is on the same level as heroin? Somebody who's addicted to eating food. That's the reason. So, of course, to them, it's the same as heroin, because if you say that, that makes you feel better about the fact
Starting point is 00:36:46 that you can't stop eating food.

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