That's the main thing I think that people use, but like I said, that's been completely misinterpreted,

which essentially blows that entire argument out of the water.

I think it's also because your body fat has remained, like, low the entire time you've been stuffing your face,

which is like to gain, most people during their first year and they stuffed their face,

like they gain a lot of weight, but it's like, you know, they end up like abs totally glazed over.

They get fat as fuck.

Yeah.

Whatever.

They look like a traditional guy representative of a dirty vault.

But for you, it's like you just gain what a lot of it is definitely like temporary like, you know, water and whatnot from just like eating more food and stuff but um yeah

the gains have always seemed to be like extremely lean and dryish for you yeah i think that also

is a little bit misleading like i've done i think there was times when even like i think

greg said he thought he estimated i was like you know something she would like seven eight percent

body fat like i literally went and did a couple of dexas and I was like, I think

14, 15 percent like an Instagram picture. Everyone's basing this on an Instagram picture. Obviously

an Instagram picture, it goes without saying it's very misleading. I'm not going to get myself

looking fat. I'm going to get myself like with a pump pump with sick lighting. I've even done a video where it's like me, you know, in the gym versus five minutes later.

And I look like I've done 10 years of training in between.

You know, it's so easy to make yourself look sick just when getting a nice angle and getting a pump.

And like, that's one thing. Also, you know, I don't, I don't carry, I carry almost no body fat on my abs so I can be even

recently I did Dexa like six weeks ago and I was like I think I was almost 17% body

fat but I've still got very visible abs right so like one guy could be the same body fat

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