All right, gang, welcome back to another episode of Red Pill News. I hope you're having a great day.

Hope you had a great weekend.

Took the day off yesterday. I went to the beach, got some sun. But we had some interesting

developments take place over the weekend. On Friday when I was interviewing Nick

Searcy and Chris Burgard, and then again on Saturday when I was interviewing beer at the

parade, my buddy Scott. On both of those nights, we had posts that were posted on the boards and they

were from someone calling themselves cue and of course it was also queues trip code so the question that

everybody has is can we trust that these posts are from who they claim to be from i'm going to

take you through a bit of information from a couple of different people,

from maybe some opposing viewpoints. But I think that in the end, we're also going to be able

to answer the question, does it even matter? Because we are living in a different time,

and we've went 18 months without any posts at all. And I'd say that things have progressed

in a different direction since then.

But either way, it's fun. We're going to check it out. So do me a favor, sit back, relax,

grab your popcorn, and we're going to be right back after this.

A new study reveals that nearly 50% of adults think that vision loss is the worst possible health outcome.

That's right.

Losing your vision is worse than losing a limb,

losing your hearing, losing your speech, or even your memory.

It's crazy.

More adults would rather lose their memory than lose their eyesight.

The things you need in your body to keep your eyesight nice and healthy

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