No those things are just literally disgusting. Can you tell me with a straight face wendy's "new"(the ones they got a year or three ago) fries don't suck ass? I never was big on taco bell so that isn't a stretch for me and mcdonalds is well, mcdonalds. I could still eat a tailgate pack of cane's chicken fingers and feel no remorse though because that shit is delicious.
How old was he when he was doing this? Because people seem to discount the fact that if you're active when you're 18 you can eat pretty much anything and still be physically fit. Do that shit for 10 years and by the time your 30 you'll start having health problems and by the time you're 40 you'll need to make serious changes or face the consequences.
The benefit is that is also really easy to get fit when you're young. Luckily I started religiously working out around when I turned 19. My idea of a good pre-workout meal was scarfing down a $5 box of General Tso's chicken complete with heaping spoonfuls of white rice. At 30 now I can sort of feel my body slowing down a bit and going hard at the gym requires a bit more recovery time than it did when I was a teenager and early 20's. But now my body is pretty much in maintenance mode which is easier than slimming down and add muscle mode. But the unfortunate part is so many young people feel good and healthy just because they're young that they don't start going to the gym until later in their life.
It's definitely my favorite. Sometimes I put some ice in it, to kick it up a notch.
They have these little packets that they started selling in the stores where you can dip it in water that's been heated for a bit. Not sure if many grocery places in the US carry it but sometimes you can find a whole store dedicated to it. I might not be saying it right but I think it's called "tea". I really like that.
You find the dumbest things to trash talk about.
It's been said and debunked already yes.
