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And here's your host, Robin Openshaw.

Hey, everyone, it's Robin Openshaw.

Welcome back to The Vibe Show.

Today, I want to talk to you about a post on social media I saw

recently where a guy was showing his lunch of fried bologna sandwich and some french fries and some

ketchup and he said, life is short. I know that the food supply is crap, but we should eat what makes us happy.

So please listen to this.

And at the end, I'll give you a chance to take my class for free.

That is how I got free of that kind of thinking and took steps, 12 important steps that got me on a path to eating a whole foods diet that cost me none of my

happiness in life. Hey, I'm Robin OpenShall. I'm the green smoothie girl online. Someone posted this

in a Facebook group I'm in recently. It's a comment I've heard countless times. Life is short,

so eat what makes you happy, showing this guy's photo of a fried

bologna sandwich. In what follows, I want to decimate the arguments that A, this is happiness,

B, life is short, and that C, eating this means that you're going to die quickly and painlessly,

but your life will be full of joy.

In fact, I'll do a little C right now. No, you'll create years of misery and rob yourself of joy.

That's the Cliff's notes. As brief as that statement is, and popular, life's short, so eat whatever you want. It's got some complete falsehoods in it that are begging for a rebuttal. Here's three

major issues with that possible

belief. Number one, life isn't actually short. It's a long. Humans actually are incredibly

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