The target audience for fad diets is people who have enough money to buy the book or the app, but not enough money to pay for a quality product. Maybe not welfare recipients, but you get the rich with the $2,900 a month nutritionist or the boutique gym membership or the elaborate mail replacement program, and the less…

Does this guy sound like someone who pays attention to clinical trials?

And to you, recommendations that you put butter in coffee and use it as a substitute for a meal is not a sign of failed poor nutrition education?

Yeah, so mixing butter in coffee like a filthy animal person isn't what they'd do.

They have their own problems. It's poor people who are disproportionately affected by bullshit nutritional theories.

Correction: new diet trends are a disease to the poor. Rich people don't do shit like this.

Then he'll be fine taking Warfarin for the rest of his life after he fucks his heart rhythm.

Is this whole comment thread an opportunity for you to make some of that good Amazon Affiliate money?

You don't have to be a talented sports journalist yourself to note that someone else isnt' either.

Being freed of talking points and handlers probably helps his ability to actually give helpful friendly answers.

Also, Ronan Farrow is still on the air? Who knew?!?

Was that supposed to be some kind of a burn on the American media?

Was that supposed to be some kind of a burn on the American media?

Yes. That's what I am.

I'm not knocking it. I once drank a whole wall of Point. I stacked up the cans until they reached the ceiling. It took several weeks, but was still a high/low POINT in my life.

Uh, I'm going to disagree that the older you get you stop finding younger women attractive because you don't want to be creepy.

Lots of people other than Germans settled in Wisconsin. You apparently haven't ever been to Belgium, Wisconsin.

Uh, Steven's POINT?

Yeah, you're right, Marshawn Lynch would probably do better if his games weren't televised, ESPN didn't talk about him endlessly and local media didn't hype his talent and appeal to fans. Being an anonymous player who played a sport nobody had heard of in front of an empty stadium would be a much better career for him.

The players don't owe them shit... except their, you know, careers.