I could use another cup of coffee, but I ain't got one.

Okay.

I don't have a roll in today because C-Bass is ill.

And my companion here, Josh is, uh, a little under the weather, but we're, we're going to knock this one out anyway.

Um, this one might end up being a little bit shorter.

Um, but you guys will, you'll, you'll, you'll cope.

Uh, we're here to talk about fit for TV, the reality series, or reality,

let me back up, documentary series about the reality show, The Biggest Loser.

And it really seemed to be about certain seasons of the biggest loser,

not really necessarily all the people in total.

Yeah.

It was very focused on a few of the few of the contestants.

I don't know how you feel about it,

but like the elephant in the room to me is that this documentary series does the same thing

that the biggest loser did.

It exploits these people and their emotions.

It has a particular point of view in that the biggest loser probably did more more harm than good

not only to the people who were involved but to the to our culture as a whole they cap it off by saying

that that obesity the obesity rate in the United States is higher now than it was before the biggest loser

sort of drawing the conclusion that somehow it had something to do with it or at least didn't help at all

so from that perspective starting there didn't help at all.

So from that perspective, starting there, what were your overall impressions of this sucker? I really liked the documentary. I thought it made a couple really valid points about obesity

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