Max Lugavere

And, yeah, and I just find that to be kind of like...

not right you know i don't know like i don't have a better way of saying i don't i find it to be not right the same way that i don't like rhetoric you know surrounding like red meat and the continual fear-mongering of red meat which now with the you know the the new dietary guidelines i think a lot of that hopefully is behind us but um but yeah i don't like rhetoric i don't like

Like misinformation, which has become sort of a heated word because misinformation is now used to represent information that I don't like.

But they're actually, you know, there is misinformation out there.

And I think it's like really it can do harm.

And so my what I think my purpose is, is kind of like fighting against that primarily in the field of nutrition.

Yeah, not anymore.

Not anymore.

I would not consider myself a 2026 liberal.

Definitely not.

But I used to describe myself as that.

I grew up in New York City.

I went to high school in Chelsea.

I've had, you know, my whole life, like, really believe that love is love, whether you're, you know, like...

two men who love each other.

To me, I think adults should be able to do what adults want to do with informed consent, leave children out of it.

Adults can decide to do what they want, right?

But it's where the social contagion aspect of things, your rights end where mine begin.

So you're telling me how to live my life and that suddenly I have to be okay with

biological men playing in women's sports, like, you know, there's like this ideological capture that