Hey everybody, ready Rich here? Usually when we record bank shows, we tell you at the

front of the episode. But Penn and I both forgot this time round. This episode was recorded June 10th,

2018, about a month before Penn and Teller went on hiatus and Penn went on his water fast with Dr.

Clapper. I know you all have probably figured that out on your own while listening to the episode,

but it's not clear up front. And if you don't listen to every episode, you might be a little

confused about the timing on all this. And here we go. Hit it, Zubin.

They're serious about this. Yes, it's starting. It's already happened. I can't start them. My hands are wet.

I can't scroll on the pad.

Brothers and sisters walk when Penn's Sunday school starring Penn's Let's My Name is Michael

and McDonnelly is here. We are brought to you from the show Creator Studios in Las Vegas.

This week we're talking in the great New Teritarian legend Dr. Joel Furman. His first book

each live was on the New York time best of all. And for something like 90 weeks, we're going to

talk about his newest book, The End of Heart Disease. Here is Peach Loan, Mr. Pendulate.

Yes, Peach, you love The End of Heart Disease. I thought it was Fast Food Genocide. What's the newest one?

The newest one is Fast Food Genocide. He read another one just three months ago.

The End of Heart Disease was before that. Yes, that was the last one. He's just cranking out stuff,

but he slams out the book. Where's it coming from? It's a year later from The End of Heart Disease.

It's at March 2018. He's like a good stand-up. That's the Fast Food Genocide.

All right. Say you got your dates wrong.

You got your dates wrong. Anybody who listens to this show regularly knows Dr.

Joel Furman is one of the people who saved our lives. I guess you could say this.

We were all wicked sick. And then with the help of Gray Ray and your diet, we're not wicked sick anymore.

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