Speaker 1: Well, there's a whole lot of talk of garbage in
Speaker 1: this campaign right about now. But what do you expect.
Speaker 1: Biden's in trouble, Trump's in trouble. But is there any
Speaker 1: semblance of truth in any of it? We're gonna talk
Speaker 1: about it, honey, uncensored, unfiltered, unhinged.
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Speaker 2: It is the Crowdcast. I am Carell.
Speaker 1: Happy Wednesday, October thirtieth, the day before Halloween, six days
Speaker 1: before the election, eight days before my birthday. And here
Speaker 1: we are, children about to say law of law to October.
Speaker 1: We barely knew you. The October surprise, of course, was
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. He surprised himself. He held a rally. Horrible,
Speaker 1: terrifying things were said. We're a a quote comic unquote
Speaker 1: called Puerto Rico a floating pile of garbage in the Atlantic.
Speaker 1: Isn't that a lovely thing to say? They made black
Speaker 1: jokes about people carving watermelons for Halloween. I mean it
Speaker 1: was depraved. It was depravity. And the next day he
Speaker 1: called it a love vest. Well, unless you were black
Speaker 1: or Puerto Rican, or gay, or trans or buy or
Speaker 1: any of that So then yesterday Joe Biden was on
Speaker 1: a call with Latino voters and they brought it up,
Speaker 1: asked him what he thought, and he said he thought
Speaker 1: that any followers of his that would you know, laugh
Speaker 1: at this or would find this in any way amusing
Speaker 1: or garbage. Oh well, then the right lost their mind.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden is calling half of America garbage. And first
Speaker 1: of all, they really have inflated egos to think they're
Speaker 1: half of America. There are three hundred and twenty seven
Speaker 1: million Americans at most. At most there's seventy five million
Speaker 1: people that vote for MAGA. That's not half of America.
Speaker 1: That's not even a quarter of America really, And so
Speaker 1: maybe it's like what one fifth, one sixth of America,
Speaker 1: one fifth somewhere around there. So they're not half of America,
Speaker 1: they're one fifth of America. And I'm fine, we've calling
Speaker 1: one fifth of America trash, by the way, But more importantly,
Speaker 1: you know, I got in a lot of trouble what
Speaker 1: I told John McCain to f Joe the MF Plumber.
Speaker 1: I hope Joe the MF plumber drops dead. A lot
Speaker 1: of trouble. Oh did I get into trouble, lost jobs,
Speaker 1: lost a career over that, and of course the station
Speaker 1: that fired me, Kgo later rehired me, but still, you know.
Speaker 2: Lost a lot. Well.
Speaker 1: I had said that because I had just written an
Speaker 1: editorial for the Huffington Post about the death of Cliche
Speaker 1: and how as we were just days away from an
Speaker 1: important election, we should not be focusing on a guy
Speaker 1: that wasn't a plumber Joe Wilson back. We should not
Speaker 1: be focusing on lipstick on a pig, which is what
Speaker 1: Sarah Palin was out there saying. We should not be
Speaker 1: focusing on any of these ridiculous last minute things, right
Speaker 1: miss Ember, when there was such an important.
Speaker 2: Election ahead of us.
Speaker 1: Now, I think it's important to focus on what happened
Speaker 1: at the Trump rally because it really does speak to who.
Speaker 2: These people are.
Speaker 1: But I am going to go out on a limb
Speaker 1: here and say that Democrats remain too nice. Last night,
Speaker 1: Kamala spoke to seventy five thousand people in the very
Speaker 1: spot where Trump rallied his crew to go do an insurrection,
Speaker 1: and she was trying to embrace the entire nation, and
Speaker 1: she was trying to say that even if you don't
Speaker 1: vote for me and I win. I'm going to be
Speaker 1: your president and that if you disagree with me, I'm
Speaker 1: not going to banish you.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to make you an enemy.
Speaker 1: I'm going to invite you to sit down at the table.
Speaker 1: And that's very nice of her. And Democrats historically have
Speaker 1: taken the higher ground when it comes to these sort
Speaker 1: of things, and I don't think that benefits us. You
Speaker 1: know what, Trump supporters are human garbage. And if you
Speaker 1: are one and you don't want to be a piece
Speaker 1: of trash, get out the damn dumpster, okay, because that's
Speaker 1: Trump's domain.
Speaker 2: Trump is like Templeton, the rat in Charlotte's Pig.
Speaker 1: Well, no, he was actually likable, but he lived in
Speaker 1: the sewers and the gutters and the trash. That's where
Speaker 1: Trump thrives, in the gutter, in the trash, That's who
Speaker 1: he associates with. Look at the people that go to
Speaker 1: Marrow Lago, rich white trash, over operated on just white trash,
Speaker 1: the worst of us. Well, who are you to call anyone? Look,
Speaker 1: I'll be the first to admit I'm white trash. Okay,
Speaker 1: I came from white trash. I came from trailer parks. Honey,
Speaker 1: so by the nation standard, I'm white trash. I'll own it. Okay,
Speaker 1: I'll own it. But if you don't want to be
Speaker 1: called garbage, then don't hang around with the garbage guy
Speaker 1: in a dumpster. I don't mean a garbage person that
Speaker 1: picks up the garbage. I mean the person that lives
Speaker 1: in the trash can. That's where Trump thrives, a trash can.
Speaker 1: He trash talks everybody. He trash talks America. He trash
Speaker 1: talks everybody people in his own party. He trash talks
Speaker 1: anybody that doesn't edify him, and so do his followers.
Speaker 1: They call gay people, pedophiles and groomers. That's not only antiquated,
Speaker 1: that's trashy, that's trash behavior. Those are trash comments. To
Speaker 1: call it gay per and a pedophile or a groomer,
Speaker 1: that's trash. To vilify drag queens, that's trash. To interfere
Speaker 1: with trans people and their lives, or trans people and
Speaker 1: their you know, trans children and their medications, let's trash.
Speaker 1: To protect school shooters, to protect people who do mass shootings,
Speaker 1: let's trash. Pure trash is the only person that would
Speaker 1: protect school shooters. People who embrace Kyle rittenhouse, their garbage,
Speaker 1: that's trash. They're a waste of human space. You know what,
Speaker 1: if you don't want to be that, if you don't
Speaker 1: want to be called that, then don't act like it.
Speaker 1: Elevate yourself out of the dumpster, upcycle yourself. You know,
Speaker 1: trash can be remade. I have dumpster dove in my lifetime.
Speaker 1: You can find miraculous gems in a dumpster. You find
Speaker 1: it and then you rehabit, You paint it, you sand it,
Speaker 1: you change out some parts, whatever that might be.
Speaker 2: So trash is.
Speaker 1: Not irrevo like irretrievable. Not all trash deserves to be
Speaker 1: incinerated or thrown away. A lot of trash can be recycled,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 2: So there is hope.
Speaker 1: If you are one of the pieces of trash following
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, there's hope that you can be recycled. You
Speaker 1: can be up what is it, upcycled where you're taken
Speaker 1: out of that horrible trash bin, actually shown a better
Speaker 1: way and get you know, drink a bottle of act right,
Speaker 1: get your head back on your shoulders properly. That doesn't
Speaker 1: mean agreeing with Democrats. That doesn't mean automatically switching to
Speaker 1: the Democratic Party. That's not what that means. It simply
Speaker 1: means you are not gonna champ and the biggest piece
Speaker 1: of trash on the planet.
Speaker 2: Donald J.
Speaker 1: Trump, sexual offender, convicted felon, horrifying president, liar, cheat, thief,
Speaker 1: stole classified documents, lies, if his lips are moving.
Speaker 2: If you support that, then you become that. Because if
Speaker 2: you lay in.
Speaker 1: The mud, you're gonna get fleas. So you are guilty
Speaker 1: by association. So if you don't want to be called trash,
Speaker 1: if you don't want your opinions to be disregarded like
Speaker 1: your trash, then elevate yourself up out the dumpster. Democrats
Speaker 1: and Independents have offered you a hand out. You know,
Speaker 1: you don't have to vote for Kamala. Sit this election out.
Speaker 1: If your choice is Trump or Kamala and you refuse
Speaker 1: to vote for VB.
Speaker 2: Harris, then sit it out.
Speaker 1: Don't vote if you don't like the two choices for
Speaker 1: president because one is a piece of trash and the
Speaker 1: other you don't like because she's a woman, or she's black,
Speaker 1: or she's a Democrat, you know, then then don't vote.
Speaker 1: You don't have to go and vote for a piece
Speaker 1: of trash. But you're gonna. Trump supporters are gonna because
Speaker 1: they live in the dumpster.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: They say they want to, you know, drain the swamp.
Speaker 1: Why they are happiest in the swamp. They love to
Speaker 1: be in the muck and the mud. The mud slinging
Speaker 1: of name calling socialist communist or communist comrade comp Kamala.
Speaker 1: How dare any of those people be offended by Joe Biden?
Speaker 1: You know what, if you're gonna behave like trash and
Speaker 1: you get called garbage, don't be surprised. It's like when
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton said a basket of deplorables and they got
Speaker 1: all the deplorables got all unhappy. And you know why
Speaker 1: that is because people that are trash, people that are deplorable,
Speaker 1: they don't want to be called that.
Speaker 2: Ain't no one got time for that.
Speaker 1: People that do horrible things don't want to be called
Speaker 1: up on their horrible things. They don't want to be
Speaker 1: told you're doing a horrible thing, you're a horrible person.
Speaker 1: They don't want to be told that. If you tell
Speaker 1: them that, they're going to attack you. I am not
Speaker 1: a horrible person. How dare you call me a horrible person.
Speaker 1: I'm an upstanding citizen. I'm merely supporting a candidate that
Speaker 1: you don't like. How dare you call me trash because
Speaker 1: I'm supporting No, you're not supporting a candidate I don't like.
Speaker 1: There's been a lot of Republican candidates I didn't like,
Speaker 1: like George W. Bush, whose daughter now endorses Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: I didn't call any of those people trash.
Speaker 1: Y'all have sunk to a new low communist, socialist, pedophile groomer,
Speaker 1: vilifying drag people, vilifying trans people, vilifying anybody.
Speaker 2: Not like you.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry you're in the same dumpster as Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: If you don't like that, recycle yourself, because there is hope.
Speaker 1: There's hope for many Trump supporters. There really is. You know,
Speaker 1: they just need to stop watching their I don't mean
Speaker 1: they have to watch you know, they don't have to
Speaker 1: go from Fox to MSNBC. No, stop watching Fox and
Speaker 1: start watching BBC France, twenty four, NHK World, RTE from Ireland.
Speaker 1: There's plenty of great news sources out there that cover
Speaker 1: American events that are not American based. Now, Sky News
Speaker 1: is owned by Rupert Murdoch, so you can you know,
Speaker 1: don't read the Washington Post, don't read the New York Post,
Speaker 1: don't read the New York Times, read international newspapers, read magazines,
Speaker 1: get a subscription to a news service that you associated
Speaker 1: Press Reuters. You don't have to become a democratic convert
Speaker 1: for the world to not see you as ridiculous trash.
Speaker 1: But what you do have to do is stop following
Speaker 1: the biggest piece of human excrement on the planet currently
Speaker 1: alive today short of Vladimir Putin, Kim Jong un and
Speaker 1: a few African dictators. Okay, so again, if you don't
Speaker 1: like it, if you don't want to be called trash
Speaker 1: by Joe Biden, by me, then stop acting like it.
Speaker 1: Stop acting like if you went away, if you were
Speaker 1: taken out to the dump and left, that the world
Speaker 1: would be better off.
Speaker 2: Stop acting like that.
Speaker 1: Make yourself a valuable citizen in this country by acknowledging
Speaker 1: that everyone in this country belongs here, and that includes
Speaker 1: people that may not have the proper paperwork. Because so
Speaker 1: many of your ancestors came through Ellis Island without papers.
Speaker 1: Where do you think the term wop came from? People
Speaker 1: came to Ellis Island with nothing. They didn't have an ID,
Speaker 1: they didn't have a passport, that nothing, so there was
Speaker 1: a line for people without papers.
Speaker 2: Wop wops.
Speaker 1: That's how Italians got the name because Italians were notorious
Speaker 1: for not having papers. They were escaping during World War two.
Speaker 1: Goebels was taking over, so they came to America with
Speaker 1: just nothing. So they didn't have papers, so they were
Speaker 1: still processed. They still got in. Stop acting like illegal
Speaker 1: immigration is some horrible crime. Your ancestors did it. Unless
Speaker 1: you are Native American, all of your ancestors were illegal immigrants.
Speaker 1: The natives did not give them permission to come and
Speaker 1: take over the country. They did it illegally. Well, there
Speaker 1: was no system back then, Correl, you can't say they
Speaker 1: were illegal. There wasn't a law. Native Americans thought that
Speaker 1: they had a law.
Speaker 2: The law for.
Speaker 1: Native Americans was if you come here, respect the land
Speaker 1: and share.
Speaker 2: They didn't.
Speaker 1: They illegally took over a country, just like we illegally
Speaker 1: stole Hawaii. So stop acting so sanctimonious on the immigration issue,
Speaker 1: because that's trashy.
Speaker 2: You don't want to be called trash. Get out the dumpy.
Speaker 1: When we come back to zemp it or not, a
Speaker 1: zemptive America has a weight loss problem.
Speaker 2: There's a wonder drugs.
Speaker 1: Should you and I take it weren't talking about the
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Speaker 1: Thanks from thirty years of support for the loudest, craziest,
Speaker 1: most unhinged gay guy and his little dog, and let's
Speaker 1: keep the party going as long as we can. You know,
Speaker 1: politicians that are like the trash heap, like Donald Trump is.
Speaker 1: They love when you vote against your own self interest
Speaker 1: because they win.
Speaker 2: They love that.
Speaker 1: They love that they can actually convince people to vote
Speaker 1: against their own self interest. Donald Trump has women voting
Speaker 1: for him. That goes directly against their own self interest.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump has Latinos and blacks and gays voting for him,
Speaker 1: not many, but he's got them, and that goes directly
Speaker 1: against their own self interest. And politicians love that. They
Speaker 1: love that they can, in their minds know that they're
Speaker 1: gonna screw you and still get your vote.
Speaker 2: They love that.
Speaker 1: They adore when people vote against their own self interest.
Speaker 1: And we do it often. We do lots of stuff
Speaker 1: against our own self interest. And politicians love it because
Speaker 1: they make money off of it. They get office and position.
Speaker 2: And power out of it.
Speaker 1: They love when you vote against your own self interest.
Speaker 1: They don't want you to vote in your own interest.
Speaker 1: They don't want you to be able to say no,
Speaker 1: we want climate change solved, we want the grocery prices
Speaker 1: and housing crisis.
Speaker 2: Solved, not worked on, not legislated. We want it solved.
Speaker 1: We want the problems in America to finally be resolved.
Speaker 1: We want abortion legal from Pacific to Atlantic, never to
Speaker 1: be challenged again. We want gay marriage to be legal.
Speaker 1: And by the way, a majority of the polls are
Speaker 1: with me on all of these issues. More Americans want
Speaker 1: abortion legal, want same sex marriage legal, want to support
Speaker 1: their trans brothers and sisters, and aunts and uncles and
Speaker 1: nieces and nephews. Don't mind that kids are being read
Speaker 1: to by drag queens. A majority of people are with me.
Speaker 1: Maybe not a majority of voters, because politicians can vy.
Speaker 1: It's a small group of people to vote against their
Speaker 1: own self interest. And again, seventy million people out of
Speaker 1: three hundred and twenty seven million people, that's not a
Speaker 1: huge amount. That's, you know, all, just about one fifth
Speaker 1: between one one fourth and one fifth. So they Donald
Speaker 1: Trump and the GOP loves that these people are so
Speaker 1: blinded by one or two issues. They're just so blinded
Speaker 1: by those issues that they would totally vote against their
Speaker 1: own self interest.
Speaker 2: Because of those issues.
Speaker 1: They love when they make the election about God, guns
Speaker 1: and gaze because those three issues never.
Speaker 2: Have a solution. So they love that.
Speaker 1: They love for you to vote against your own self
Speaker 1: interest because they win. You know. But as a people,
Speaker 1: as humans, we often do a lot of stuff that
Speaker 1: does not benefit us. We speak, you know, we do
Speaker 1: things against our own self interest.
Speaker 2: Take obesity. I'm editing my book.
Speaker 1: It's got seventy pages up front and then the back
Speaker 1: is the recipes. So I was going through the seventy
Speaker 1: pages up front yesterday, and what it really is is
Speaker 1: how I came to become a vegan, and you know,
Speaker 1: and that I went through detoks from opiates the same
Speaker 1: weekend that I decided to become a vegan. Because while
Speaker 1: I was in detox, I don't know if I ever
Speaker 1: really told you guys this, but while I was in
Speaker 1: DTOs those four days, my mind went to how did
Speaker 1: you get here? How did you get to be three
Speaker 1: hundred and ten pounds crapping your pants in bed because
Speaker 1: you're quitting too many drugs? How did that happen? And
Speaker 1: so I thought a lot about food and my relationship
Speaker 1: with food and what forged that relationship. And that is
Speaker 1: the front of the book, and it will speak to you.
Speaker 1: I know it will speak to you because many of
Speaker 1: you that have a weight problem had the same issues
Speaker 1: with food that I did. You know, food was not
Speaker 1: about fuel or calories. Fuel was about celebration. It was
Speaker 1: a sign that we were flush and had money. Food
Speaker 1: was often whatever my parents could get from charities. You know,
Speaker 1: food was not really about nutrition. It was about do
Speaker 1: we have any and if we did have it, that
Speaker 1: was cause for celebration. So food started representing all the
Speaker 1: wrong things to me at a very early age, and
Speaker 1: I ate against my own self interest, and more importantly,
Speaker 1: I allowed corporations that make money off of me being
Speaker 1: fat and sick to keep me fat and sick. Case
Speaker 1: in point today in USA today, there's an article every
Speaker 1: two years, a group of scientists gets together at behest
Speaker 1: of the US federal government and goes over our dietary
Speaker 1: guideline and then makes new suggestions to the USDA about
Speaker 1: what the dietary guidelines for Americans should be. Now, the
Speaker 1: USDA doesn't have to take and the CDC doesn't have
Speaker 1: to take that guidance, but they solicit it. Two years ago,
Speaker 1: they recommended we cut out a lot of added sugar.
Speaker 1: That recommendation was thrown away. Two years ago they recommended
Speaker 1: we cut out all processed foods. The US government did
Speaker 1: not adopt that, why lobby groups. So now they're set
Speaker 1: to give their recommendation for our new dietary pyramid, our
Speaker 1: new food pyramid, and it is a plant forward diet
Speaker 1: similar to the Mediterranean, and it stresses that you should
Speaker 1: not eat red meat or if you do eat small amounts. Well,
Speaker 1: guess what industry is already spending millions of dollars in
Speaker 1: campaign donations to the people who are going to vote
Speaker 1: on these dietary guidelines, The meat and dairy industry. The
Speaker 1: meat industry already made a statement before the guidelines were
Speaker 1: submitted that how can you say beef is bad when
Speaker 1: we're all right now there's a crisis of nutrients and
Speaker 1: malnutrition and beef has all the things that you need. Yeah,
Speaker 1: colon cancer is what it's got. So right now, a
Speaker 1: group of American scientists that advised the government wants to
Speaker 1: advise the government to tell Americans to go plant based.
Speaker 1: And they want to move red meat as a protein
Speaker 1: source below nuts and beans and lentils and all of that.
Speaker 1: They want that to come above red meat. And the
Speaker 1: meat industries having a fit and spending money already on
Speaker 1: articles in magazines that tout the wonders of beef. That's
Speaker 1: against our self interest. It only benefits the meat industry
Speaker 1: for us to eat meat. It doesn't benefit humans, it
Speaker 1: doesn't benefit the planet. It's against our self interest. And
Speaker 1: so now that we have this obesity pandemic and we do,
Speaker 1: ozempic comes along and suddenly anyone that can afford it
Speaker 1: is taking the ozempic and the w goovi and dropping
Speaker 1: lots of weight and looking like skeletor. And I started thinking,
Speaker 1: I said, you know, Chuck, you still want to lose
Speaker 1: twenty five pounds, twenty five or thirty pounds. I still
Speaker 1: want to lose twenty five or thirty pounds. I want
Speaker 1: to be between one eighty and one eighty five. That's
Speaker 1: what I want to be. I'm at about two twelve,
Speaker 1: two fourteen right now, and so I want to lose
Speaker 1: twenty seven pounds. And it's very hard because I have
Speaker 1: a very regimented diet now and I don't want to
Speaker 1: give up what's in my diet. And I don't overeat really,
Speaker 1: you know, I don't you know, for breakfast, I have
Speaker 1: half a cup of oat meal with a cup of
Speaker 1: plant based milk with a scoop of protein powder, some walnuts, raisins,
Speaker 1: and a cup of fruit, and then tea with creamer.
Speaker 1: And then for lunch, I have an entree, but not
Speaker 1: you know, like pounds of an entree. I have an entree.
Speaker 1: If I go out to eat, I try to take
Speaker 1: some home with me. And then for dinner, I have
Speaker 1: a fruit cup and soup, or a fruit cup and salad,
Speaker 1: or a fruit cup and a one like half a
Speaker 1: portion of a meal, and then that's it. I do snack,
Speaker 1: and that's my problem. Around eight or nine o'clock last night,
Speaker 1: I made homemade Belvida wafers.
Speaker 2: Oh they're so good. They're cannot like biscuits, but they're
Speaker 2: so good. It was like a.
Speaker 1: Cup of flour, a cup of granola, a cup of oats,
Speaker 1: and then a half a quarter cup of oil, a banana,
Speaker 1: a quarter cup of brown sugar, a quarter cup of
Speaker 1: regular sugar, some baking soda, pumpkin pie spice, some salt,
Speaker 1: and that's about it. Oh and some raisins and some walnuts.
Speaker 1: And I made, you know, a loaf. I took a
Speaker 1: pan and spread it very thin, and it puffed up
Speaker 1: a little bit and they're delicious. I had one before
Speaker 1: the show. They're basically homemade Belvida, but I changed the
Speaker 1: recipe to have granola in it then and I had
Speaker 1: that with macha no sugar in the tea. For lunch,
Speaker 1: I'm going to have about six hundred to seven hundred calories,
Speaker 1: and then for dinner, I'll have six or seven hundred calories.
Speaker 1: The problem is seven hundred three times a day is
Speaker 1: twenty one hundred calories, So you know, I've got to
Speaker 1: cut that down to like fifteen or seventeen hundred. So
Speaker 1: I was diagnosed about a month ago with mild sleep apnea. Now,
Speaker 1: if you stop breathing five times an hour or less.
Speaker 2: They that's normal. They don't consider that apnea.
Speaker 1: If you stop breathing twenty times i'm sorry, ten times
Speaker 1: an hour or less, they consider that mild sleep apnea.
Speaker 1: Then there are people who actually stop breathing between ten
Speaker 1: and one hundred times per hour, and they that severe
Speaker 1: sleep apnia. So I am not severe enough to go
Speaker 1: on the sepap machine. But zep pound, which is a
Speaker 1: zenpic basically, it's what is it as GLT one semi
Speaker 1: glue tide one. Zep Pound this year is going to
Speaker 1: be approved for sleep apnea because they're finding these drugs
Speaker 1: have other sort of you know, other things that they
Speaker 1: can do with these drugs off label. So zep pound,
Speaker 1: the makers of it have submitted it for approval for
Speaker 1: sleep apnea because there you lose weight and that helps
Speaker 1: with the apnea, and b it does something else to
Speaker 1: make it so you don't have the apnium. So, because
Speaker 1: I do have mild sleep apnea, there's a very real
Speaker 1: chance that sometime in the next few months I could
Speaker 1: qualify for zepound, which is wgov and ozempic. And I've
Speaker 1: really had to search my soul and say, would you
Speaker 1: go on this to lose the twenty five or thirty pounds?
Speaker 1: Because I'm not going to stay on it for life,
Speaker 1: by the way, that ain't going to happen. But would
Speaker 1: I go on it for six months to drop, you know,
Speaker 1: to do what I know I could do without the
Speaker 1: drug if I just practiced more self control. That's a
Speaker 1: very real question facing a lot of us right now.
Speaker 1: A lot of us qualify for ozempic or regovy for
Speaker 1: weight loss, and as soon as it's approved for weight loss,
Speaker 1: which it's going to be next year, so not just
Speaker 1: right now. You can only get it if you're diabetic.
Speaker 1: At least you can only get it covered by your insurance.
Speaker 1: Weight Watcher is offering it for two hundred bucks a months.
Speaker 1: Costco is offering it for a couple hundred bucks a months,
Speaker 1: So you can get it for weight loss, you just
Speaker 1: can't have insurance pay for it. And there are compounding
Speaker 1: pharmacies that are making it and not calling it with
Speaker 1: GOV or ozenpic or zeb pound and selling it for
Speaker 1: much cheaper. Also in Europe it's much cheaper. My friend
Speaker 1: Thea Austin mentioned to me the other day she wants
Speaker 1: to lose weight, and I said, have you considered wagovi
Speaker 1: or ozentic And she said, yeah, but I just don't know,
Speaker 1: and so I'm kind of with her. I think it's
Speaker 1: great that people that are morbidly obese have this tool
Speaker 1: now and they're dropping a lot of weight.
Speaker 2: I think that's great.
Speaker 1: But if it's just you know, forty pounds are below,
Speaker 1: I don't know, because while they are saying that these
Speaker 1: drugs do a lot of great other things, we don't
Speaker 1: know what happens if you're on them. For four years,
Speaker 1: six years, eight years, ten years. We don't have that
Speaker 1: body of research now. If you have AIDS and there's
Speaker 1: a new drug that comes around, you just take it
Speaker 1: and you just hope there's no horrible side effects. Or
Speaker 1: if you have any horrifying disease and a new drug
Speaker 1: comes you just take it. But with this so, I'm
Speaker 1: going to ask you to leave a comment below. If
Speaker 1: you were me and you only have like thirty thirty
Speaker 1: five pounds to lose, and you know how to do
Speaker 1: it without a drug because you lost one hundred and
Speaker 1: ten pounds, if admpics became available to me because of
Speaker 1: my appence, should I take it?
Speaker 2: I'd be healthier. I am pray of you. You want to
Speaker 2: dot to hurt anybody? I mean your comments down below.
Speaker 2: We'll talk about it tomorrow about what you what you
Speaker 2: advise me?
Speaker 1: Do you think if I could different scribe odentic and
Speaker 1: if I could take.
Speaker 2: It to lose thirty pounds? What do you think? Or
Speaker 2: should I just do.
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