“It's like a craving. It's impulsivity. It's repeated purchase. And that's exactly what GLPs act on. They're not just suppressing appetite, they're suppressing craving in a lot of different ways. And it's like, what happens to a capitalist system when you suppress, pharmacologically suppress craving?”
“that is the other side. So AI on one side and fucking GLPs on the other. Well, they say that some people have different reactions to GLP-1s, right? And some people have a lack of desire for relationships, which is really creepy.”
“Bill Maher was arguing with Scott Galloway on Real Time about that. Galloway was like big on GLP-1s. And there's benefits. You know, I think also the thing is dosage. This is an issue. And this is an issue that's been brought up by compound pharmacies that there's certain people that don't need a big-ass dose that you're going to get.”
“They're not eating well, and now they're eating less of not well. They're still not training, which means what happens because I think about 90% of people that go on GLPs and then come off them gain the weight back. So it's you. You don't change your behavior.”
“you can't use something else to fix it. I know that they were using different things. Like they were using IGF-1 along with GLP-1s to mitigate the bone density and muscle tissue loss. But the reality of having less calories coming in than coming out is your body's going to eat itself.”
“Come on in. You know, it's. Meanwhile, Victoria's Secret is up 300% Eurony, the share price, because of Ozempic. I found this out yesterday. What? 300% increase. Because of Ozempic?”
“300% increase your on your hot little stick figures. That's what's happening, dude. Ozempic's a fucking hell of a drug. Here's another thing I found out that women are getting bridal dresses fitted, but they're having to predict where their weight is going to come into land.”
“or whatever. And because they're scared that they're going to end up getting these refunds, they're having to sign waivers. I think the future implications of Ozempic on economy, consumption, like think about what most of consumerism is. It's not stuff that people need.”
“You know, they only found out about some of the stuff because they found some records that hadn't been destroyed. This is also in Tom O'Neill's book, In Chaos, which I recommend every week. It's the best book, man. It's the best book ever because Tom worked on it for more than 20 fucking years.”
“Isn't that wild? Yeah. Fender, look at this. Fender's Hendrix signature stratocaster recreates some of these visual and functional details, including a reverse headstock and reverse slant bridge pickup. Imagine like such a headstock.”
“It does help you. It's so good. You were telling me that it's really helped you quite a bit, huh? Yeah, the hyperbaric chamber is such an unbelievable tool. I mean, the reason that I think not many people talk about it is it's so inaccessible. It's Michael Jackson's secret plan to live forever?”
“oh yeah, this guy fucking rules. And then he came on and I enjoyed the episode. Show me a photo of him, Jamie. That's right. He was great. Project Mind Control. He was great. John rules. I just forgot his name. He was excellent. Yeah. Shout out to John. My apologies, sir. John Lyle rules. My hard drive is over full.”
“that are giving people smaller doses and less. Then there's the Retatrutide stuff. Am I saying that right? Retatrutide. Retatrutide. Retatrutide. That one is a weird one because that one allows you to keep muscle mass.”
“And by giving it to her, I think is the beginning of him working his way into that camp. And then he goes on to write the book, The Lives of John Lennon, which after he's dead kind of explodes a lot of what was going on personally, whether it was true or not. There's a lot of drama and furor around it. But I knew that it was your favorite book and we were supposed to.”
“Did I ever tell you what Bill Murray said on the podcast? So Bill Murray was reading Bob Woodward's book, Wired. And he said he got through like five pages. He said, oh my God, they framed Nixon.”
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“This is a huge study by Candice Blake over in Australia. And they did a correlation... And they looked at geolocating images, ranked them based on self-objectification, and then looked at the wealth inequality in that local area.”