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So, friend of the Armstrong. I was just talking about Serena Williams did an ad during a Super Bowl.

It was for a GLP one thing, and I thought, Serena Williams gained that much weight.

I mean, she's a professional athlete, and she just retired like a year so ago. I was just kind of surprised all the way around about it, but I didn't pay that much attention. We got a tech. Curvy girl, though. Curvy girl. This would be interesting for the moms out there. Serena Williams, she's on a GLP1 medication to manage stubborn postpartum weight gain that did not respond to intense daily exercise.

She adopted the medication to improve her overall health, specifically to reduce joint pain, lower cholesterol, stabilized blood sugar, etc.

So she's a brand ambassador for women who exercise like crazy and eat clean but can't

lose weight after having a baby.

So that's a good subsection of America right there.

And great thing to advertise to, especially during the Super Bowl.

That's got to be so frustrating to be in that category.

You gain weight, you have a baby, and just you're exercising like crazy and nothing's happening.

Yeah, and it happens in the middle and older age, too.

I'm familiar with people who work out like fiends and can't lose weight. Yeah, interesting. I hope the GLP1 works for her and she can still take in enough nutrition, but we'll see. Or she doesn't end up with the scurvy. Or we're going to see us, Serena Williams with scurvy is what we're going to see. Oh, that'd be terrible.

That in on that?

Yeah.

Great.

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