I guess I would be so appalled by it. I'd be like, it's,

I know, I agree. It's great ethnography. Because it like it really clues you in. If you really, I'm trying to understand the cause of morbid obesity, you need to watch the show. Because every single time, it's kind of like, Oh, these people just really, really, really want to eat tons of junk food and do nothing else. It's just not rocket science. But for those folks, you have to have quote, quote, good genetics to be able to get to 900

pounds. Almost nobody could do that. 900 pounds. There's people

on the shoulder of 900 pounds. Absolutely. Oh my

God. The thing that I was going to say is like, if I even tried to stop like exercising and just eat junk, I would get so disgusted with myself after a while that I would just like, I don't, I don't think I could do it. Yeah. If someone paid me $1 billion, maybe, but like, it would be serious

work for a billion dollars. It would be like $1 billion worth of effort and self ate to not like work out. I just, yeah, it would go

so against like my fundamental core of who I am that I just would. Yeah, did. But

also make I just want to encourage you and other folks listening to this to understand something completely counterintuitively. Your core of who you are has very little to do with sociology and how you're raised. It is mostly genetic. Your drive to move and your drive to be a certain kind of eater is mostly genetic. Because they're like, I'm going to ask something. I know my answer. I'll ask you. When you're not exercising for a little while and you're eating super big junk, do you feel like the drive to start exercising again and eating clean comes from a realization that you have failed society, or you feel people will judge you, or you feel like I don't want to be judged for being a fat piece of crap. I've been quote unquote, oh, I should really do something about this. Or does it seem to come from deep with him of you, the real deep you actually wants to not be like this? I think

it's like a 90 10 thing

internal. 100% same. And that's the thing a lot of people in this about obesity is like some people who don't have an income to be obese. They just don't want to. They gain a few pounds and they stop doing physical activity and eat unhealthy foods. They just get to a point where like, I can't do this. Like I watch people eat like like, these are potato chips for lunch and I'm like, for lunch every day, like, I would feel awful. I've tried that before. You're off. And some people just don't and I can't even judge it for this. I think people talk about willpower and stuff and judgment. There's a place for our judgment. But sometimes you're like, yeah, like that person just continues to feel good eating Twinkies. If but for the, you know, but for the hands of fate, that could be me. And then I would be much more likely to be well, that's the

interesting part because I've sort of seen this from some people that I know.