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Welcome to the show, I'm Jordan Harbinger, and this is Skeptical Sunday.

A special edition of the Jordan Harbinger Show where fact checker and comedian David C.

Smalley and I break down a topic that you may have never thought about,

open things up and debunk common misconceptions,

topics such as why the Olympics are kind of a sham, why expiration dates on food or nonsense,

why tipping makes no sense and might even be a little bit racist, recycling,

band foods, toothpaste, chemtrails, and a whole lot more. Normally on the Jordan Harbinger Show,

we decode the stories, secrets, and skills of the world's most fascinating people,

and we turned their wisdom into practical advice that you can use to impact your own life

and those around you. We have long form interviews and conversations with a variety of really

incredible people from spies to CEOs, athletes, authors, thinkers, and performers.

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I suggest our episode starter packs. These are collections of our favorite episodes organized by

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Persuasion and Influence, Technology, Futurism, Crime and Cults and more. Just visit

JordanHarbinger.com slash start or look in your Spotify app to get started. On this episode

of Skeptical Sunday, we're going to address weight loss pills and supplements. You know,

the stuff you take after you eat a ton of Taco Bell junk food to pretend you didn't just do

some real damage with those chalupas all over the world. People buy pills or supplements in hopes

of preventing disease, improving their health and of course losing weight, but what really works

and is it worth it? Skeptic comedian David C. Smalley is here to weigh in. Damn, already? Yeah,

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