Eric, what did we discover today?

We discovered that I am a far more knowledgeable connoisseur of mid-2000s bodybuilding than Jeff Nippard.

You know, I didn't want to say it, but now that you can say it, I can double down.

We are graced with the Kiwi King's presence, Jeff Nipper today, tons of insight in terms of content creation, the overall evidence-based community, really a

powerhouse episode. But we, as always, not that we feel it's necessary to assert authority,

it just comes natural to us being once again atop the pyramid. Jeff might be on a mountain,

but that's a natural formation. We have something that was created from our own vision,

came out of our minds, the pyramid,

which is a superior mountain when you think about it.

And so when we graciously invited our main man, Jeff, on, and somehow it did devolve into a

debate as to who should have won the 2007 Mr. Olympia.

We just had a state facts here.

That's basically what happened.

Yeah, I mean, some would say why would you spend that time talking about that when you could have gotten to the topic of what goes into effective science communication and how does one cultivate an appreciation for science that includes fitness and actually changes

the masses opinions and makes them more engaged with their health and get better results?

And our response to that is bro Dennis Wolfe 2007 got robbed.

So, I mean, I think it's a very important point, and that is that the tonic that we come

back to when it comes to content creation is to do what you're passionate about and what really

gives you fulfillment. And for us, it was talking about two now irrelevant bodybuilders from 2007,

who should have won between them? And if you're not aware at this point that not only are we not being compensated,

but financially we're losing money every single month producing this content.

And therefore, under a capitalist society, we're not beholden to you.

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