Coca-Cola

“You get fed a lot in America. Portion sauces are great, though. I love the portion sauces. The thing with me is the one thing that kills me is Coca-Cola. Really? That's what gets you? Yeah. Coca-Cola is my favorite drink on the planet. It is. Cherry Coca-Cola or Mexican Coke in a glass bottle.”

“I mean, that is inexcusable that we're, you know, Coca-Cola is making, you know, $8 billion or whatever it is from taxpayer money to give soda to kids who are then on Medicaid and bankrupt the system, and like 38% of teens have pre-diabetes.”

“It is so many of those weird. Yeah, there's some interesting ones with that, or like where you'll have like a Coca-Cola can that looks red in the picture, but it's actually all black and white. It's just because there's these tiny green lines. Oh, yeah. Okay, I remember seeing this one.”

“Incredible. You know, in the 70s, in the mid-70s, we got to a point in the United States where more people were drinking Coca-Cola in the morning than were drinking coffee. And the reason why that was happening is because most coffee producers used something called Robusta Beans.”

“Some people might also be aware of the idea that not everything has to be patented. So for example, the classic example is Coca-Cola. Had they patented the formula for Coca-Cola hundreds of years ago, I guess I don't remember when Coke started, but call it 150 years ago or something like that, we wouldn't be drinking the same thing today.”

“They still get all this coca leaf sent to this factory in the United States. It's still going there. And then they extract the components that they need to, put it into Coca-Cola. To this day, this happened today.”

“And if you go to every patient knows, as you've talked about, I was at Stanford hospital with my mom, the Mayo clinic with my mom, they served her Coca-Cola and she was a diabetic dying of a metabolic condition from cancer. It is absolutely disgraceful what hospitals are serving patients. And we have asked a simple question to hospitals, which is why is the government”

“And for 60 hours, he sat in total darkness, half submerged in water, sipping a Coca-Cola, waiting for the pocket to implode. And then there's the video, there's a video of the recovery divers as they're going in to find bodies.”

“I even have 1%. I lost 100 pounds. That's the only thing I did. Wow. I mean, that's a pretty massive lever to pull. If you consider somebody who might be having like, I mean, five or six Cokes a day, we're talking a serious amount of calories. Is that obese person who lost 100 pounds by doing that? Do I really care about maybe a small alteration to their gut microbiome?”