Andy Frisella

It's no different than like a few years ago when everybody was talking about body positivity and they're like, oh, I'm so fat and I love it.

But yet here we are three years later and they came out with Ozempic and now they've lost, you know, 100, 200 pounds and they're, you know, and it's like, oh, I thought I thought you loved that.

That's right.

I thought that was what that was about.

Right.

So it's exposing the lie.

And I've been fat.

I know what the fuck it's like.

And no matter how hard you try, no matter what you tell yourself, you know it's bullshit, which even makes you feel worse because you know you're lying to yourself to justify your lack of action that you know you should do.

So it doesn't serve people in any way.

And unfortunately, we live in this world where

You know, we have predatory therapy.

I'm not saying all therapy is bad, but like not everybody needs fucking therapy, bro.

And we have a bunch of predatory therapists who convince people they're broken, who, you know, play to the victim mentality, collect money off of it,

And I have to ask you this.

What interests do they have in solving your problems if you're going to pay them more money while you're still broken?

You got to use your fucking brain, bro.

You're being played.

You're not being told the truth.

You're being told what you want to hear in the moment, which makes you feel good for five fucking seconds until you go home and have to look yourself in the eye and you know it's still fucked up.