John Regalado

Yeah, the smell.

And it's just a very visceral experience.

And so I don't think that's an argument against what you're saying, like the ethical argument.

But I think there's something about the ritual of eating and the fact that so many of us eat it that it's attacking all of that in our minds.

Yeah.

yeah okay i'm gonna pull up the next clip this is gonna be now this is gonna be a little bit more of an argument nathan was a med student he's trained to become a physician and i want to just kind of dig into the the supplements and you know uh vitamin deficiency concerns 95 percent of people in the 95 percent of people in the u.s are vitamin d deficient

So you're pushing back.

You're saying you don't need those supplements.

You only need...

What are you saying?

You only need B12?

Is that the only one you think?

Yeah.

Well, I mean, chat GPT is not the end all be all.

But, you know, if we just did a quick, you know, question with them, they said vitamin B12, vitamin D, omega-3.

And then it said those were kind of the big ones.

And then the lesser ones, but something to keep an eye on were calcium, iron and iodine.

Yeah.

But what do you think about his argument just like, hey, if we're asking millions of people to do this, we're introducing a large risk of vitamin deficiencies to a huge group of people.

I've let the right one in.