Dean Statman

And then plus the other dozen plus celebrities that have like non-alcoholic beers and spirits and things now, you know, it's back in the day, it was like everyone had their like vodka, but now it's with a lot of these celebrities.

Yeah, I think at one point, actually, the situation from Josie Shore had a protein-infused vodka, which was quite funny if you pay attention to nutrition science.

Did you drink it?

Oh, hell no.

No, no, no.

I mean, no shade to him.

I think he actually is sober now.

Too much of the protein vodka.

So I guess sort of point being, I just thought, like, why not give this a try?

Like, I'm already doing so many other things for my health, for my wellness.

Why not just sort of add this?

The science, I think, has moved past the point now where it's like, you know, it's healthy for you to drink a glass of red wine a day or whatever.

Like, we know now that that's really not true.

It's likely a minus if you're sort of, I guess, going past a certain point.

Or probably in any quantity, really.

Which is also really interesting, just by the way, about the new...

the new nutritional guidelines that the FDA just came out with because they actually removed specifying the number or the amount of alcohol that is considered healthy, opting rather to just say drink less, which is quite interesting because if you're already drinking an absolute shitload, like what is less?

Yeah, yeah, you're just following the FDA's guidelines.

Yeah, so I decided to just...

Give it a try and see.