Edie

I'm not going to debate that point because I don't think that that's what we're talking about right now.

So I want to come back to when you were saying that, you know, big food is profiting off of the body positivity movement and that's like a really terrible, bad thing.

Okay.

I don't think it's good.

Okay.

So what is, what is your fear with that?

Like, what's the concern?

I want to understand your concern.

I think when we look at- But you do think it's an individual's responsibility when they do become in a fat body.

But if big food, wait, can I want to pause you there?

Because I know that you're very big in the Maha movement, and you're saying they're doing all of this amazing stuff, but then they cut SNAP benefits.

And so access to food is such a huge reason for people to be able to have a nutritious diet.

So how can you explain that when you're saying that big food is awful, terrible, all of these things, but then still align yourself with the movement that cut billions of dollars to people to get access to food?

So what is the answer then to you?

Absolutely.

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Hi, my name is Edie. I'm from Baltimore. And my favorite Lonely Island skit is Ross Trank because my dad is bald. And my question is, why won't my parents let me say sushi glory hole at school? Bye.

Hi, my name is Edie. I'm from Baltimore. And my favorite Lonely Island skit is Ross Trank because my dad is bald. And my question is, why won't my parents let me say sushi glory hole at school? Bye.

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