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Published Jun 17, 2024, 4:43 PM

In hour 3 of The Armstrong & Getty Show

  • Perves and kids being used for money on the internet
  • The Scottish are banning SUV ads
  • Will the debate matter?
  • Ozempic helping the clothing industry

Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio the George Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

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Another concern the FAA looking at whether potentially counterfeit titanium from China made its way into the Boeing and Airbus supply chains with forged documents. Boeing flagged the concern to the FAA. Both Boeing and Airbus say there's no sign that any aircraft was made with suspect titanium.

You should since you had abandoned the show on Friday for your own personal pleasure, you should listen to the interview with Josh rogan Man. His stuff about China taking Taiwan was really interesting. His latest time missed.

This segment with Tim Sander for two sounded really interesting. Damn it. Uh yeah, I would be down for that. Listening to that clip, I'm just reminded of the Chinese whole of society strategy for surmounting the United States and surpassing US and yeah, getting us like crappy metal for our legendary aircraft manufacturing companies. That sounds exactly like something China would do.

Here's my teas. Are we going to start banning car ads like they banned cigarette ads back in the day. They're doing it in some European countries now to fight fossil fuels. Stay tuned.

A friend of mine actually hit me with a what youre talking about? Willis over the weekend? Shocked and disappointed me. You gotta be at least fifty.

To know that probably what is.

Reruns live on forever. But are people watching that in?

Are you?

Probably not? Are you serious with that banning car and stuff? I'll stay check are So here's a little game we can all play together. Ah, when your revulsion meter is in the red, or perhaps you have the model with an alarm that goes off, just go ahead and raise your hand wherever you are. Now some of you will. We'll kind of get ahead because you see where this is going. But again, when your spidey sense says, wait a minute, raise your hand, here we go. The mom started the Instagram account three years ago as a pandemic era diversion A wait for her and her daughter, a preteen dancer, to.

Oh something all red. Wow, these folks are sharp, so preteen, so she's like twelve ten.

So starting an Instagram account so their preteen dancer could share photos with family, friends and other young dan answers and moms. The two bonded, she said, as they posted photos of the girl dancing, modeling, and living life in a small win Midwestern topa. Did you say modeling? Joe mating modeling pictures online? Oh?

More?

Alarms went off.

The mom, a former marketing manager, oversaw the account and watched as the number of followers grew. Soon, photographers offered to take professional shots for the girl. Brands began sending free apparel for her to modela anyway.

A second though, so Mom, they can offer photographers can contact me and offer to take pictures of my ten year old girl. I can also decline those offers.

Yes, and brands sending free apparel quote, We didn't even have the page for a month and brands were like, can we send her dance swear?

She became popular really fast.

The mom also began to notice a disturbing trend in the data that showed up on the account dashboard. Most of the girls followers were adult men, freaking weirdos. If your disgustometer as a parent doesn't go off right then and there and say we're done here.

Yeah. So the I read two versions of the story. The New York Post version leaned toward what you're talking about. I think it was the Wall Street Journal version that I read, where it placed all the ick on the pervo dudes who look at ten year old girls, which is icky, It's weird, what is wrong with you? But like none on the mom deciding to put her kid in little clothes on an Instagram account. I mean, come on now, let me plunge on.

Men left public comments on the photos with fire and heart emojings telling her how gorgeous she was. Those were the tamer ones. Some sent direct messages proclaiming their obsessions with the girl. Others send pictures of male Jenifitalian links to porn sites. Sometimes the mom spent two to four hours a day blocking users or deleting inappropriate comments. How much the same time, how much time two to four hours a.

Day, two to four hours deleting Richard picks nice.

At the same time, more sponsorship and deals were trickling in. It just kept growing. Then the brands weren't just dance brands anymore. The daughter, who's now in high school, said it was actually really cool. The daughter loved coming up with creative posts. She told her mom she wanted to become an influencer, a dream job she could pursue after school and dance practice. I wasn't like trying to push her to be a star, but part of me thought it was inevitable that it could happen someday. The mom said she just had that personality. So the mom was torn. Here's the key paragraph. That's what those pervy men are into as her personality. You're right, the mom was torn. To reach the influencer stratosphere, the account would need a lot more followers, and she would have to be less discriminating about who they were. Instagram promotes content based on engagement. That's Mark Zuckerberg's company, remember, and the mail accounts she had been blocking tended to engage aggressively, lingering on photos and videos. I wonder why and boosting them with likes or comments. Running them off would likely doom her daughter's influencer aspirations. So they went ahead and let the pervs follow her. And being a young influencer, she's really building it now. Ninety two percent male followers for her. I'm a teen dancer account, and mom is conflicted.

So that's that's ninety two percent. It was the headline. And that is really interesting because I assumed, I always assumed there were some pervs out there that look at children influencers, check yourself, come on, but I assumed that the mass audience for makeup for teens or clothes for teens or whatever it was other teens. Not even close. It's almost entirely grown men.

Yes, And yet the more pervs you have, uh pleasuring themselves to your twelve year old's dance pictures, the more the platforms like Instagram Meta will funnel more and more people and recommend your posts to more and more people.

And so that's how you grow it. That's interesting.

And so prostituting your child for softcore pornography for money is bad enough for quote unquote fame. But in the era now where you can find anybody, you can figure out who virtually anybody is and find them, that's what a horrifying idea.

Yikes.

Yeah, yeah, you want some grown man who's obsessed with your child and could find her if they wanted to. I don't.

One man speaking about one of his favorite young influencers in a telegram exchange captured by child safety activists, said her mother knew damn well that many of her daughter's followers were pervy adult men. We're all model scouts, agents and brand owners, the man replied in jest. Another man were totally not blanking off to pictures. He youw good God. So the point is everybody knows what's happening here. So I'm surprised.

The various companies that pay some of these influencers to wear their makeup or hair products or whatever haven't caught.

On to that.

It's all sickos masturbating. We're not gonna sell any lipstick. Why are we giving this person name money?

Well, and now the final final piece of evidence in putting this mom on trial, the mom and daughter began putting in hours of work throughout the week to produce a steady stream of extra content. Some brands paid several hundred dollars for photos or reels, stipulations, blah blah blah. But then they had a subscription based if you really want some cool pictures of my fourteen year old dancing, you're gonna pay extra.

Now they're making a bunch of money that way too. Wow, you're you literally, not quite literally, but damn close to literally prostituted your own child. You're running a soft core child porn site featuring your kid. Well, you turned your child into a porn star, so they're not doing porn, but the recipients are using it like porn. Yeah, so I'm not sure it's not a porn site at that point.

Girls saved twenty grand for college so far, that's it. You put her risk of abduction and all these horrible outcomes for twenty thousand dollars. Well, the mom is spoken frankly with her daughter about the fact that most of our followers are adult men, many potentially.

Dangerous ninety two percent dudes. That's incredible. How do we feel about the term? I'm just deciding whether or not we should say it on the air. Richard picks it rhyme, Miss Suitzman, Is that all said it before we have? Is it okay?

Well, if I can see, say Dick Nixon, well come on, ah, it's definitely I know it is.

But but Dick picks there you go, and Joe just said it. So the reared photographs. I bring this up in a serious uh for a serious reason, not any joking. Reason. So I know a mom who found out I forget what she found out, but she found out that some dps were floating around the school and was like troubled by it. Some people were sending pictures around like that, Oh, I know what it was. There was some there was some girl had showed her boob and that picture was making its way around the high school. And then so this mom was horrified that, you know, her kid's school at such an a young and this was early high school. This is like we're talking like thirteen year olds, fourteen year olds. So mom had gone to the daughter and said, so, I need to talk to you about something. Have guys ever like you mean, dick Pick's mom gotten lots of them? It's just I guess it's just common. I don't I don't understand how you accomplish anything with those. So that's what's always been surprising to me. Does it ever work?

Just being an exhibitionist turned some people on guys in particular.

How many dps have you seen in your life, Katie? More than I sent to you.

More than I could count unsolicited as well.

And then any follow up, like after you send one to like it always.

Came it always came from a random that I didn't ask for, and it was a message I opened and I'm like, oh, there it is.

Block.

I've never asked for one, but not a scale of one to ten or not bad a or nope, repulsed reaction every time. So dot dot dot dot question mark nothing.

Now, I've got to admit, while that is wildly inappropriate, I do like the prank of you see who's got their phone set on? Except air drops from anybody on a plane, for instance, or a bus, don't send dps, okay, But I do like sending them an absurd video to point out to them.

So if you were on a plane and Joe was there and you saw the twigg and berries on your phone, it was him. He thinks it's funny.

Oh, I think it's.

A little funny. So you're saying we got to take a break. But so you're saying, I've always thought it was like a come on, It was like, so what do you think of this? Would you like to get together? But you're saying it's a you just get some sort of thrill out of showing it to them? Is that what you think? Joe?

Yeah, Katie, would you concur yeah, I just think it's an exhibitionist thing.

Yeah, it's it's definitely a creep thing. And a lot of the time it's just the picture. There's no conversation before it.

Yeah, I don't.

I'm it's always difficult to understand other people's sexual kinks. But you know, generally speaking, when the wedding tackle has been out in the presence of another person, a woman in the way I swing, it's always been a really that's that's a good day. And guys, I think get a thrill from just all right, now I'm a junk. Now here's a girl looking at so is he usually.

Like well lit or you know, arranged? Now we do need to take a break and arranged in a pleasant way? Or is it time? Is the focus on? What are you asking these questions for? What the hell? Go to break? Michael, go to break?

The Edmonton Oilers are still alive in the Stanley Cup. They pounced on the Panthers, beating them eight to one in Game four, but the odds are still against them. Only one other team, the nineteen forty two Toronto Maple Leafs, has come back from a three to nothing deficit to win the Stanley Cup.

Wow, they're forty two leafs that never see dye leafs. ABC must have the hockey rights or they wouldn't be reporting on that in the news. I wouldn't think at all. NBA over the weekend looked like Boston was gonna sweep and be one of the more dominant teams in NBA history that nobody's talking about. But anyway, Dallas one down three to nothing by forty freaking points. I'll never understand the NBA. I just I don't get it. Same people on the court. You lose three games in a row, then you come on you win by forty I don't know. Anyway they played tonight, maybe that'll be the end of it. Caitlin Clark got beat up again yesterday, headshot whatever they call malicious, foul, flagrant, fowl or whatever from that Rene woman. They continue to beat the hell out of her, Her teammates continue to not support her. Take that person out. That's what your job is.

If the stargets their head taken off, you take her head off next time down the court. Have you ever watched the NBA? Come on now, girls, maybe in mud or jello?

Right, Oh geez, that was the sort of thing I say, and I can't believe you said it. Edinburgh, Scotland just made it illegal to advertise SUVs on radio, television or newspapers.

Scotland has lost its mind in a lot of ways. It's gone wildly progressive, joining a couple other places. Amsterdam and Sydney have also done this. France is looking at limiting advertising also, and I guess there's talk in California of doing it. How stupid is that the most popular vehicle in the world, the suv, You're not going to allow them to be advertised. And the argument is, well, we stopped advertising cigarettes. We banned advertisements for cigarettes because they were bad for people, and fossil fuels are bad for people. Also because we're destroying the environment blah blah blah blah blah, And so you can't advertise us. Sock in it, angus. Come on, what are you talking about? So don't make me boycott Scotch I mean, seriously, don't make me. I'll get the DTS. I think I'm responsible for ten percent of their GDP.

I get the DTS.

So not only banning suv ads, they would ban uh all car manufacturers, airlines and cruise ships because they use too much. And the Secretary General of the UN, who's a communist, Antonio Gutaraz, joined in endorsing the ban on fossil fuel ads.

And they're not fossil fuel ads. They're cruise ads, they're plane ads. There, they're car ads. Anyway, stop the mad men from fueling the madness. Talking about the advertisers, pull your shilly out of your hagis Scotland. What are you thinking. Practically everybody drives some thing. It's not like cigarettes. Nobody needs to smoke at all. You do need to drive, and you're going to buy something to drive, so they should advertise them. What coming up next half hour? How o zempic has changed the economy among other fair. Wow, that is interesting and I got something good too, but I can't remember it because my brain works like Joe.

Biden, Armstrong and Geeddy.

Donald Trump, according to reporting, did his version of debate prep this past Thursday, spent several hours sitting with a number of people going over policy papers, including with Marco Rubio, who'd be a good guy to sit down with on that sort of stuff. Trump doesn't.

I just read over the weekend. Rubio's fine with changing a state of residency. All right, we'll see, I'll be on the ticket. Yeah.

Trump doesn't do the debate prep like Joe Biden's probably doing in every other presidential candidate, where you actually stand at a podium and do a pretend debate and they have some sort of stand in for your opponent who tries to answer like them and all that. Trump doesn't do that. For whatever reason. He's been pretty successful in debates thus far, but he's just going over policy positions with Marco Rubio and others.

Yeah, I would argue he hasn't been very good in debates.

Really.

He cost himself to presidency in the first debate last time around.

That one. Yeah, that one. But aside from all the other ones every year, he's won every debate but that one he's been in. According to most people who follow the source of that one, he was horrible in, as every president always is their first debate. True, Like in my lifetime, it's weird every incumbent. Yeah, every incumbent. You spend three and a half years with everybody being obsequious, I guess, and it's just shocking the first time your challenged. I don't know what happens, but yeah.

You go from yes, mister president, no, mister president. Absolutely, mister president too, You're a jerk, you're an idiot, You're ruining the country.

Yeah, and Obama and w and uh Trump all their first debate were just like seemed angry and underprepared. Anyway, I've been very, very excited about the debate. As I mentioned, like, if I had a child being born that dad saying good luck with that, I'd watch the debate. But I think I've changed my mind to that about that, And Sarah i isger on the ABC Roundtable, was talking about this yesterday.

It's also possible that this will be an incredibly boring debate that will make no difference. Right if it's a policy debate, is very early and the mics are cut off, it's in the middle of the summer when everyone's on vacation. Debates generally, historically speaking, have not made a big difference in any presidential campaign to date. I don't know why we think a midsummer debate where the MIC's cut off is going to be particularly merful.

Yeah, I'm starting to feel that way too. I wish Trump hadn't given away the farm. I don't think he needed to I think Biden's feeling desperate to debate because he needs a game changer. We're about to go through some numbers that point that out. He needs a game changer. Seems like, you know, mister art of the deal, could have gotten something out of this. So you're great in front of a crowd. No crowd, it's great, like on your feet, interrupting, no interrupting Mike's off. I just don't I don't think it's going to probably do the strict I could see it being a boring policy debate.

Sarah Iskerr is very smart and she's very attractive, but she's also very wrong in this case. This whole debate is a pass fail. Can Biden handle the job cognitively?

That's it.

Nobody is tuning in to understand their tax policies. She's one hundred percent right about all of that in the summertime, and blah blah blah. The echoes, the ripples will be enormous if Biden is clearly incoherent.

Right, Oh, it's definitely a pass fail on his age. But if he passes and the bar is incredibly low, helped somewhat by Trump lowering the bar by talking about him as if he's a vegetable all the time. True, Trump would be better off with the way he did it in twenty sixteen. I remember remember when he is up on the stage he said, I don't really know how to do this. I mean, I'm not a politician. These are all experts up here, but I mean that that line. I think Biden's been debating since he was twenty nine years old. What is this like, is nine hundredth presidential debate? This is my third or whatever whatever the right number is. I think that'd be better than the Biden's an imbecile and all he's got to be able to do is not drool on his own tie, and he might come away with a win in terms of the expectation game.

Which would be true if it were a debate. But it's not a debate. It's an amateur cognitive test. It is a cognitive test administered by your opponent.

That's to me, That's that's what it is. The whole no back and forth, which we've asked for for years, But no back and forth. Mike's off. No crowd is just gonna feel so flat for ninety minutes. It's just gonna I think I'll bet a half hour into this thing. We're all if that long, We're all looking at our watches, are scrolling through our phone hoping something exciting happens in the background.

Yeah, disgusted and discouraged. Probably. Trump is not particularly good at debating policy either, other than immigration policy, and even then he oversimplifies it so much. It's just you don't need more than a little.

No. It plays to all of Biden's strengths and none of Trump's the way what he agreed to, So I'm not exactly sure why I did that. I do, like Sarah Isier saying, because nobody else in the media ever says that's out loud.

These debates almost never matter. There are no examples of them being a huge deal.

You all act like they always played clips from debates and act like it was a big deal. Yeah, I've lived through these now. It didn't make any difference. Nope. In the best cases, there's a tiny bump in the polls and it goes back to where they were before. In most cases, it doesn't do anything.

So relates, which reminds me next hour, because I don't think we can squeeze it in this hour, but next hour the surprising popularity of Kamala Harris according to recent holding data. I know this is contradicting what you've heard, including on this show, but in certain demographic.

Groups she is shocking. I do want to hear popular.

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I don't want Biden to be driven from the race because I think somebody else beats Trump. So I don't want Biden. But can you just imagine what a national moment it would be if he locked up during the debate for five seconds?

Michael, bring me my high horse place, if not the regular sized horse, the high horse, let me climb up here?

All right now, I'm ready.

It's too dangerous for national security and the future of this country to even play with Joe Biden being the president again and or Kamala Harris. Get some reasonable democrat on there. Maybe they beat Triump, maybe they don't. I love my country more than I love Donald Trump.

What the view from up here is? Rate and off your rides?

Hi?

Oh Silver? Is that copyrighted? Did I just cost this five thousand dollars? Was I going to say? Oh? So? One of the roundtable on ABC where they talked about the debate. Good conversation, and nobody else brought it up this weekend that I'm aware of. But anyway, a couple of the people on there agreeing kind of with you. I guess the whole past failed cognitive thing is the Republican meme machine just wants anything they can turn into one of those ten second memes, like over the weekend with Obama leading Biden off stage, fairly or unfairly. They just want something like that that they can have flying around social media for twenty four hours. Anything is what they're looking for. A Biden, a facial expression, you know, a stumble, a locking up or whatever.

A mumbling, fumbling, bumbling mashing up of the English language, which I'd say the likelihood of those emerging from the debate to range between one hundred and one hundred percent.

Right, So going through just a couple of the numbers, now I won't bore you with this, but somebody did all these cross tabs of every kind of breakdown you can possibly imagine. It's the aggregated averages by the way of the big poles. So this is not just one pole, and it's the change from last time. Around. You got the same two guys running in twenty four as twenty twenty, and the change from last time on the same questions, and the biggest differences are and we've talked about some of these. Trump was up twenty two points from where he was last time. They headed into a bit among black voters, twenty two point change from twenty twenty in the average of the polls, thirteen point swing for Hispanic votes. Other big changes young people eighteen to twenty nine. Trump's twelve points ahead of where he was in twenty twenty. That's amazing. Fourteen points ahead among independents of where he was in twenty twenty. What's another big one ten point jump in people among bachelor's degrees and urban voters, trump is up fifteen points. There are no giant jumps for Democrats. There's not a single giant jump. There are some that are up a tiny bit, like Biden's up point eight points among the older crowd, but there are no big jumps for Biden, and yet they're tied. As we always say it, is.

There a generally accepted term for the way memory of negative softens? Is there some popular term for that might just be a bab streisand so I'm sorry.

Might just be evolution to keep you alive. Yeah, I don't know.

As bab streisand so eloquently reminded us, those memories too painful to remember, we simply choose to forget. I was saying about this the other day. I was laughing with a buddy of mine. We used to play golf with this guy years and years and years ago, who was not a bad guy, but he's just a pain in the ass and in ways that are kind of difficult to describe, and I don't want to bore you with the details, but again, a bad guy. And you'd be like, you'd play golf with him and be like, oh my god, what a pain in the ass. And then you know, two three weeks to go by and he'd like want to.

Play or whatever.

Somebody'd say, hey, we can ask Jim, and you'd be like, yay, he's a pretty good guy.

What the hell?

You know?

Fine, and then you'd play. By the end you'd be like, God, he's a pain in the ass, and Trump love him or hate him, is absolutely benefiting from that. It's been a while since we played with him, and we remember that he was kind of a pain in the ass. But he's he's right about he's at the border, and he's right about China, and he's right about the globalism, he's right about.

Yeah, let's play golf with him again. But the lefty friends I know who talk about do you remember the tweets and the constantly worried I didn't worry. I wasn't checking his tweets all the time, and I never worried about them. You did, You laid awake at night thinking the world was coming to an end because he tweeted something crazy? Who cares? I don't worry about it.

Because he acted like the tough, belligerent guy that he'd bring us into World War No, he kept us out of wars.

So in what way was the guy of pain in the ass? I think we're all curious, as we all want to avoid being pains in the ass.

No, no, no, no, no, it's too it's too golf talk too much. Oh it was golf related, it wasn't. Yeah, yeah, just cluelessness, and just cluelessness. We'll go with that. I don't mean to impugne anybody.

Would drink the last beer or talked all the time or flatulated or none of those things.

I'm gonna claim my Fifth Amendment rights. So it was flatulation. That's when he clammed up. Oh, just so much flatulens, even outdoors.

It was off putting. I think we can assume no what I think people can figure it out. Is it the concern? Yeah, that's just in case. Yeah, I'm that.

Yeah, I'm not here to impune anybody. I'm just saying memories soften over time. That's the whole point exactly. And they actually am here to impugne people, just not that person particularly.

Actually, that's like majority of the four hours.

I try very hard not to make victims out of people who don't deserve it.

That's a good one. Yep, yep, yep. Yeah, that's a good one. A lot more in the.

Way h Armstrong Ngetti.

Proposals to curb property taxes will appear on many ballots this year. Voters in Colorado and Georgia will decide to cap all property tax revenue. Nebraska may take up a similar measure. Idaho and Michigan are considering getting rid of property taxes all together. Years of high interest rates and low inventory sending single family home values up more than fifty percent nationwide since twenty nineteen. At the same time, the median property tax bill has jumped more than twenty six percent to nearly three thousand dollars a year.

Was that that single family homes are of fifty percent since twenty nineteen.

Yeah, I believe that. Wow.

Well, and in states where your property tax isn't limited in its growth, that just is devastating to older folks, particularly folks on a fixed income with inflation as bad as it is. Best thing California ever did was profit thirteen. That limits the growth property he couldn't liver otherwise, right, true?

Yeah, uh oh.

Speaking of taxes, came across this account that Biden's going to go hard at really raising corporate taxes so the Treasury has more money to give away to buy votes. They want to take the rate from twenty one percent to twenty eight percent. Some Republicans want to lower it to fifteen percent. I just wanted to mention real quickly brought you analysis. Gosh, it was probably a cop of months ago that was explaining corporations don't.

Pay corporate taxes.

It's a great political scam because it looks like you're sticking it to the fat cats, make them pay their fair share, and then again the treasury can give out money to buy votes. But three parties pay corporate taxes. The employees in lower wages, the consumers in higher prices, and anybody who's got a four to one k or a mutual fund or anything like that, because that's going to hurt the growth of your four to one k, your retirement fund ouch. And now what percentage is absorbed by each one of those groups kind of depends on the industry. And you ask ten economists, you get ten different answers. But remember, the whole corporate.

Tax thing is such a dodge.

It reminds me of you know, various of Gavin Newsom's idiotic Well they're not idiotic, they're insidious policies in California that are designed to exploit people's lack of understanding about how economics really work. So the idea that every business this is so wildly profitable, they'll just go, oh curses, We're going to have to slightly reduce our profits, but other than that, nothing will be affected. That's just not the way corporate tax works. Have to get a slightly smaller yacht now, and my current yacht is so cramped. I thought this was interesting. Speaking of economics, you know, ozempic has really hurt diet companies and elect snack food manufacturers are actually seeing drops and sales.

Wow, why would I buy the low fat version. I'm on the ozempic, right, and I'm on the ozempic. I don't feel like any tat or chips. I don't okay, yeah, I don't want to get any French fries.

I don't feel like it. So that's really had an effect. You know, who's a surging though, their business is surging, and this is tragic comic is businesses selling smaller sized clothes huge spending on Hey, I'm gonna get me some sex clothes. The newly felt aren't just restocking their wardrobes, and many are also gravitally gravitating toward more body hugging shapes and risk a designs. According to industry execs and shoppers.

That's not surprising. You got to get new clothes if your old ones don't fit anymore.

Right right, But and again this makes sense too, because I've totally done this. When you're at like a goal weight you've had a long time, you've lost a bunch of weight. You're feeling great, You're gonna be much more enthusiastic about buying clothes, so you're gonna buy more clothes. In personal experienced folks I know and perhaps love, when they're not at their goal weight, they're like, no, I'm not going to buy any clothes now. I'm going to wait till I lose five more pounds or whatever. So apparently it's caused just an explosion of clothes buying, the ozempic and.

Munjaro and the rest of it.

Kendy, Yes, no, oh no, I totally agree. Why I bought an entire new wardrobe after dropping all this weight, and when I had all the weight on me, I lived in a hoodie and a pair of jeans. That's it. I didn't want to shop at all.

Yeah.

Yeah, And then I remember I lost a lot of weight right when I had a really nice discount at a big golf shop, golf clothing store.

Oh, I went nuts.

And then you buy all the new clothes and then you gain a couple of pounds and they don't fit anymore, and you're like.

That's the tragic comic part. Folks, Trust me, when this is your old uncle Joe talking. You've done great, you've busted your ass. You're on the Munjaro or you're low carbon it or whatever you're doing.

Don't get the tight stuff.

Give yourself a little wiggle room, eh, a right little jiggle room if you will.

This is just good advice. Room to grow, like buying a house a little bit bigger than you need because you're probably gonna expand your Oh no, I'm going to keep the weight off.

Oh my friend, my poor sad friend.

Everybody wants to hear that. What are you telling us this for? It's what I do. You want us to live in the real world, that's right, Wake up

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