John Regalado

I don't see myself fully committing to going a hundred percent vegan.

And I can relate to that because I feel in a very similar place to him where it's like,

The argument feels sound.

I can acknowledge the suffering of animals.

I can acknowledge the immorality of the way the meat industry has transformed and how egregiously horrific it is in its current state.

And so all of that rings clear.

But then there's just this there's this inertia like, hey, there's so many things going on in the world.

I'm worried about the climate or I'm worried about politics or I'm worried about screen addiction or how our electronics are made.

Like, how do you choose which moral alley to fully commit down when there's so many directions around?

To be concerned.

So why for you, you know, earlier you were drinking a Red Bull and you're like, I know that's unhealthy, but, you know, it's something I got to do.

Now, obviously, animals probably aren't dying for Red Bull, but I don't know.

Maybe they are.

But like, why is...

Why is veganism, you know, you're like this argument is sound, I'm planting my flag and committing to this.

Yeah.

When it feels like there's so many directions to get pulled.

Right.

I've stopped.

That's kind of crazy to me, but... No, no, no.