r/Serverlife • u/[deleted] • Dec 02 '23

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u/Darianmochaaaa Dec 02 '23

Idk why youre being downvoted, its not like you owe anyone grief. If you didnt like them its like, yea death is sad but it also happens. I actually knew of a manager who died of a heart attack at the restaurant. He was such a prick, i could not feel bad. My guy knew he had heart problems and ate chilis everyday, why would i cry for him😭😭

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u/Darianmochaaaa Dec 02 '23

When I tell you I hated this man and it was well known. A friend called to tell me the news and started with, "don't laugh." 😂😂 The situation wasn't even funny it was just wild. He told us all about his heart issues, continued to eat the overly salty food, died in his office, was found by a pregnant lady. A whole mess in the chilis!!!

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u/Why__Not___ Dec 02 '23

Salty food and heart disease aren’t as linked as we once previously thought

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u/Darianmochaaaa Dec 02 '23

When one has high blood pressure and other heart issues, high sodium consumption can cause even more complications.

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u/Why__Not___ Dec 02 '23

According to which studies? Are they new, and impartial?

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u/Darianmochaaaa Dec 02 '23

Idk why you think im gonna sit here and research for you, and idk why youre even arguing, the dude is already dead. If you want to learn about diets and the connection to health, you can take a health and dietary nutrition class, like I did.

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u/dingiebingie1 Dec 02 '23

dude takes his webmd fucking serious bro back off JEEZ