Gluttony: It's Not Just About the Donuts
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All the Feelings presents Sins and Virtues. This episode... Gluttony.
Ooh-wee! We got a humdinger today, Pete.
Oh, we're on the farm. We're on the ranch.
We're on the farm, and we're knee-deep in the trough.
Yes.
Because, well, we're back to the sin side. The last one we did, what did we just do? Chastity?
We did Chastity. That was good. You'll remember Chastity because of the Bluetooth-enabled lock for your genitals.
And like Bitcoin, I immediately forgot the password.
And I am hurting. And today, yeah, we're talking about gluttony. We're talking about gluttony over the years and our relationship with gluttonous behavior. And, oh, I'm here for it. It's once again, like chastity, made me a little mad.
Interesting. I want to hear what you're so angry about. But wait, what are you angry about? What are we really talking about today?
Well, in order to get there, we need to engage the support of our own AI malcontent, the ATF robot. Robot?
Gluttony. Noun. A. Given habitually to greedy and voracious eating and drinking. B.
a great capacity for accepting or enduring something okay so yes i normally think about it as well because everything i do every morning i get up i watch seven david fincher's seven just over my morning uh constitutional yeah yeah um and i always think about it as gluttony being just um um voracious eating and drinking but then yeah i mean if i'm caught up with a phrase of quick use glutton gluttony or gluttony in a phrase it's glutton for punishment and that doesn't have to do with eating or drinking at all no it really doesn't what's so interesting about this and you know how much i love cracking on the uh ancient religious scholars who penalized eating
It's just fascinating to me where this came from, right? Because, of course, gluttony is classified as one of the seven deadly sins, naturally. It's why we're here. But why? Why was it a deadly sin? Do you know? Like, do you have a sense?
Only my only guess would be and I'm just thinking about this for the first time is that it's taking more of your share. So it's robbing it from people that might need it. And so it's wasteful, but it also has potential effects on those around you. You're taking out of the mouths of babes. Sorry.
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