Its funny that you say that. I was restocking on creatine at the grocery store at the beginning of the week and a gen z kid started up a conversation with me and we got on the topic of AG1 being a scam and he mentioned that Joe Rogan is an idiot bc he pushes that neuro gum crap but can’t remember simple things all the time.
We actually just had another fitness epidemic here similar to the 90s but slightly more gym related than outdoor related. Protein powder was HUGE on tiktok shop and fairly big in stores. I happen to be a target of the powder supplement as a medical issue caused me to start my journey in losing over 100lbs in less than a year. I was having overnight oats with extra protein everyday. I have some left but now that I’ve lost the weight and kept most of the muscle, I’m back on whole foods only, especially for protein.
Edit: if you look it up, theres’s a lot written about the “fitness influencer to right wing pipeline”
I feel envious of all these people getting to die of old age
I actually successfully used it for zillow the other day just to find some info on a house near me.
Goodbye horses, I’m flying over you
To be fair, he probably watched Halloweentown with his daughter and was convinced it was a documentary.
I’ve thought about it a lot over the years and whittled my choice down to either Gimmelwald or Thun, Switzerland.
Good thing Trump sat on a black towel when he appeared on this couch or she’d have a brown racing stripe on her dress.
I was just a kid but I guess I just mean that people were more active outdoors. I used to see skateboarders and bmx people everywhere, baseball fields being used quite often, parents riding bikes on trails, families camping, that kinda stuff. I lived in Northern Virginia right near the Potomac River where the population was fairly dense so maybe that skewed my view of the world a bit.