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And there's no such distinction between good and bad food choices.

If you want to believe that, I am not going to pay for your health care.

I'm just going to say that up front.

If you want to be the star in my 850 pound life, I don't care.

Make your bad food choices. Make your little chubby bed and get in it. If you want to be morbidly

obese, it's a bad choice. It is not a fun way to live. It's not a good way to live. You limit your own personal

choices. But having said that, that is not on me. And if you are going to do that, and if you are

not going to make a distinction about what you put in your body, then I cannot help you,

and I will not foot the bill. So I say this because my children used to go to

charter school in the Los Angeles Unified School District, which was actually great. It was very,

it was very interesting concept. That's not here nor there. L-A-U-S-D posted a video to their

Instagram page that starred a nutritionist,

Karen Niem Diop and Blair Amani, who was not a nutritionist.

She's more of a social justice warrior.

And they made the claim that you can eat without guilt.

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