Guys, if you ever looked at a parking meter and thought that's fatphobic?

I haven't.

I don't think you have either.

But this girl has, and we're going to talk about that today.

So let's get into it.

Yeah, you better.

Yeah, you better.

Guys, before we get into today's video, please like and subscribe is today we're're talking about fat-phobic parking meters. We're going to revisit our girl Samira, Samira. I forget what her name is, but she is a fat phobia influencer. She talks about life being fat. She talks about fat-phobic politics and culture here in the West, in the United States of America. And now she's coming after parking meters here in the city of Los Angeles. Let's roll the clip. Why is there diet culture on the parking meters?

Why do we have on the parking meters? Sometimes I diet, don't feed me on the following holidays.

Why are we promoting fat phobia and diet culture, even on the parking meters in L.A.?

I just, it gets to a point. Everything does

get to a point. This is an issue and this needs to be fixed. West Hollywood, this is actually

disgusting. West Hollywood, this is actually disgusting. Take your little jokey joke off your parking

meters. Now, the parking meter said, sometimes I diet. Don't feed me on these holidays. Now, what is the parking meter trying to tell you?

I'm trying to tell you, hey, you don't have to put coins in this parking meter or pay for your parking on these holidays. Now they try to do that in the form of a joke. I'm dieting on these holidays you don't need to feed me. to feed me and I guess it's going coinciding with the fact that on some holidays people are

worried about eating too much and they're on their little diets, maybe Thanksgiving, maybe Christmas, you're not going to eat that much.

And we'll do the same for the parking meter because it's a federal holiday.

Now, is this something to cry about? Is this something to claim? Is fatphobic? Absolutely not. I think somebody is a little sensitive. As Cardi B is going to say in a

video I'm about to show you, not everything is revolutionary. We do not need to be offended by

everything at all times just because we see something that promotes, not even promotes, just has a

statement, has a group of words we don't like. It's not like this parking meter is telling people

to be skinny. It's not like this parking meter is telling people to diet. It's not like this parking meter is saying, I hate fat people. The parking meter is essentially trying to tell people in a fun way. These are the days that you don't need to spend your hard earned money parking here in the city of Los Angeles, here in West Hollywood. But instead, we're going to go out

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