I saw Joker 2 this past week, and Joker 2 has been extremely controversial. So the first Joker, you know, broke records. The first movie, the first Joker made a $1,000,000,000, and so, of course, they're gonna make a sequel. And this this second movie, guys, people have been, like, memeing on it. People have been hating on it. And, of course, sure enough, I'm in the freaking minority of this entire situation. Like, why am I the only one who thinks this way? I liked the movie. I thought Joker 2 was awesome.

My dad was obese. I just lost my dad to cancer. And so this health topic is really important to me. I grew up having judgments against my father for being unhealthy. I didn't wanna look like him. I didn't wanna be like him. I didn't wanna, you know I I shaved my chest in the in the 8th grade because I didn't wanna be fat and hairy. I was afraid of being fat and hairy when I was a child. And it was only during the pandemic when I was, like, starting to get comfortable with my hair, you know, like, with my bodily hair, which is so silly.

Casey doctor Casey Means was stunned to learn that simply taking 7,000 steps can slash your risk of obesity and type 2 diabetes and Alzheimer's and dementia and even gastric reflux by 40 to 60%, dude. What are we doing in America? This American system is straight up harming Americans. The reason I bring this up is because this is an important topic. It it it sort of it bleeds into politics a little bit.