Dr. Daniel Pompa

So it's up to you now.

See, because I think if you, if you try to squeeze your kids when they're teenagers, you're going to lose that battle.

If you go, no, no, no, it's up to you.

Now I go, every one of my kids came back, all five, all of them.

He probably went home and went to bed because he was so tired.

Glucose up, crash.

Yeah, that's so funny.

So this happened to me, right?

I was raised on actually really Italian home-cooked food, right?

My mom was the cook in the family.

I say the family, meaning like even cousins would come over.

My mom was really good.

So I grew up on amazing food.

I never ate fast food, right?

So I just didn't do that.

I mean, again, I grew up in the 70s and 80s, right?

Yeah, exactly.

I was healthy until I got mercury poison, another story.

But anyway, so in college, my kids were like, or my kids, my friends were like always intrigued that I never ate McDonald's, right?

So they paid me $20, which was a lot back then, probably like $100 today to eat a McDonald's Big Mac, or I can't remember which one it was.