Scott

And the reason they're obese is because they work so damn hard. They don't have time to get to the gym and they don't have enough money. So they have to stuff themselves with the cheapest form of calories, which is fast food. But we don't want to have those difficult conversations. So we have to go after health care. And the only way you're going to go after health care is

And the reason they're obese is because they work so damn hard. They don't have time to get to the gym and they don't have enough money. So they have to stuff themselves with the cheapest form of calories, which is fast food. But we don't want to have those difficult conversations. So we have to go after health care. And the only way you're going to go after health care is

And the reason they're obese is because they work so damn hard. They don't have time to get to the gym and they don't have enough money. So they have to stuff themselves with the cheapest form of calories, which is fast food. But we don't want to have those difficult conversations. So we have to go after health care. And the only way you're going to go after health care is

is through figuring out Citizens United and getting lobbyists out of the picture here because they are literally raping and molesting the US consumer and creating 40% of America has dental or medical debt. Can you imagine the tax that puts on people's psyche and their levels of just prosperity and wellbeing and mental wellness?

is through figuring out Citizens United and getting lobbyists out of the picture here because they are literally raping and molesting the US consumer and creating 40% of America has dental or medical debt. Can you imagine the tax that puts on people's psyche and their levels of just prosperity and wellbeing and mental wellness?

is through figuring out Citizens United and getting lobbyists out of the picture here because they are literally raping and molesting the US consumer and creating 40% of America has dental or medical debt. Can you imagine the tax that puts on people's psyche and their levels of just prosperity and wellbeing and mental wellness?

And then you come back, I think what's happened is I think people are so pissed off at these companies That anytime someone in the DOJ or the FTC or whoever raises their hand and says, should we investigate these guys? I think they're very inclined to investigate these guys. I think they are pissed off at these companies. So there's two ways to look at it.

And then you come back, I think what's happened is I think people are so pissed off at these companies That anytime someone in the DOJ or the FTC or whoever raises their hand and says, should we investigate these guys? I think they're very inclined to investigate these guys. I think they are pissed off at these companies. So there's two ways to look at it.

And then you come back, I think what's happened is I think people are so pissed off at these companies That anytime someone in the DOJ or the FTC or whoever raises their hand and says, should we investigate these guys? I think they're very inclined to investigate these guys. I think they are pissed off at these companies. So there's two ways to look at it.

Is this the chickens coming home to roost? Or is this just a temporary blip where the Americans will move on to something else and the lobbyists will figure out a way to continue to charge Americans double what they pay anywhere else in the world for worse health outcomes such that their shareholders and the management of these companies can continue to soak America?

Is this the chickens coming home to roost? Or is this just a temporary blip where the Americans will move on to something else and the lobbyists will figure out a way to continue to charge Americans double what they pay anywhere else in the world for worse health outcomes such that their shareholders and the management of these companies can continue to soak America?

Is this the chickens coming home to roost? Or is this just a temporary blip where the Americans will move on to something else and the lobbyists will figure out a way to continue to charge Americans double what they pay anywhere else in the world for worse health outcomes such that their shareholders and the management of these companies can continue to soak America?

And the story that brings it all home for me, I read the most heartbreaking story. So the New York Times has... this section called Recent Weddings. Have you seen it? And it's just this lovely section where they have a nice picture of two people in Central Park, and it talks about their nuptials. So...

And the story that brings it all home for me, I read the most heartbreaking story. So the New York Times has... this section called Recent Weddings. Have you seen it? And it's just this lovely section where they have a nice picture of two people in Central Park, and it talks about their nuptials. So...

And the story that brings it all home for me, I read the most heartbreaking story. So the New York Times has... this section called Recent Weddings. Have you seen it? And it's just this lovely section where they have a nice picture of two people in Central Park, and it talks about their nuptials. So...

They bended the rules for the first time, and they did a wedding announcement of a young woman and a man, and did the whole full write-up, and she was in her gown, and they weren't getting married. And the reason they made an exception is this woman has a glioblastoma, she has an incurable brain cancer, right?

They bended the rules for the first time, and they did a wedding announcement of a young woman and a man, and did the whole full write-up, and she was in her gown, and they weren't getting married. And the reason they made an exception is this woman has a glioblastoma, she has an incurable brain cancer, right?

They bended the rules for the first time, and they did a wedding announcement of a young woman and a man, and did the whole full write-up, and she was in her gown, and they weren't getting married. And the reason they made an exception is this woman has a glioblastoma, she has an incurable brain cancer, right?

And she's decided that they're gonna get married, they're gonna have the ceremony, but they're not gonna get legally married, because she's worried he would inherit her medical debt. And I mean, you hear this shit and you're just like, Jesus Christ, this is the most prosperous nation in the world. And we're loving that like that kind of misery on people.

And she's decided that they're gonna get married, they're gonna have the ceremony, but they're not gonna get legally married, because she's worried he would inherit her medical debt. And I mean, you hear this shit and you're just like, Jesus Christ, this is the most prosperous nation in the world. And we're loving that like that kind of misery on people.