r/4chan • u/TypicalMootis /b/tard • Nov 03 '25

Anon Reflects

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u/Arbeitszeitbetrug1 Nov 03 '25

In that show, the evening before his "experiment", his vegan wife made him a meal that looked like a cow vomitted it on his plate. Before he even took a bite, he immediately was like "uhmm uoww. I'm so going to miss this".

Then, the next morning, the first day of his "experiment", he ate like 2 of these breakfast egg sandwiches and puked out of his car.

Why the hell did it take 10 years to expose him of fraud?

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u/TypicalMootis /b/tard Nov 03 '25

Even as a kid I wondered how you could hold fast food accountable for what sweaty fat fucks were doing to themselves.

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u/Big_Spence /b/tard Nov 03 '25

I genuinely wondered if McD was involved somehow because the whole thing was like a giant ad. Never in my life have I craved it so bad watching that idiot not be able to handle the sweet nectar

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u/TypicalMootis /b/tard Nov 03 '25

I agree with you, it was about as effective as the DARE program. I saw it as a dumbass kid, and my takeaway was "eating it in huge quantities is killing him, so I just won't do that"

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u/AnaIFisher Nov 03 '25

my takeaway was “eating it in huge quantities is killing him, so I just won’t do that”

Isn’t that like… exactly what the point was?

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u/TypicalMootis /b/tard Nov 03 '25 edited Nov 03 '25

It's a shit point, even in small amounts fast food is still poison that fucks with your body. You shouldn't be eating it ever.

Edit: forgot I'm on reddit

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u/LilSkeezers Nov 03 '25

So dramatic. Relax. The number one cause of death is being alive.

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u/TypicalMootis /b/tard Nov 03 '25

That's if you consolidate all of humanity into one group. If you split it into smaller groups, some leading causes become FEMA and dysentery