>eats 5000 calories a day
>drinks 500g of sugar a day
>drinks 500mg of caffeine a day
>has severe alcoholism and drug addiction
>FAST FOOD IS............. LE BAD
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>eats 5000 calories a day. >drinks 500g of sugar a day. >drinks 500mg of caffeine a day
Super Size Me 2 was even more egregious. He stumbled into a huge story about how chicken farmers are extorted into debt slavery by major food processing corporations. The movie goes into it for like 5 minutes then it's back to Spurlock's homosexualy vanity project.
I can't remember what his beef was with mcdonalds was
was it just that their portions were too big?
He was capitalizing on the eternal American zeitgeist of blaming everyone else but yourself for your problems.
the premise is that its other peoples fault if you eat a fricking massive portion of food
the actual experiment done showed that people gained weight (15 lbs on average), and that was about it
This dude was saying he got tons of other side effects and they couldn't replicate that at all.
Guy was a grifter, promoting his girlfriend's vegan book, and milked this shit to absolute DEATH. Part of the reason you saw places like McDonalds switch to 'healthy' options, and ditch SUPER SIZE meals
keep in mind, they weren't allowed to exercise either, they tried to keep it as close to this bullshit documentary as they could
This. He also has never released the food logs he supposedly kept for the entire time. If I had to guess he wasn't getting the results he wanted so he started to just eat and drink non stop in order to get those results.
He and his girlfriend were some turbo vegans with an obvious agenda.
This homosexual went to high school in my hometown. Everyone thinks he's an insufferable waste of oxygen.
Would you rather blame your poor life choices for being fat or McDonald's for having a super size option?
80% of the population can't take responsibility so when a clown offers them an excuse they will take it.
Wasn't his entire experiment just completely false considering nobody could replicate it?
He never disclosed the fact that he was an alcoholic during filming, then #MeToo'd himself over a decade later and admitted he'd been an alcoholic for "decades" which would include when this film was made. He also refuses to publish his food logs from the 30 days.
No shit eating fast food every day is bad for you, but he was claiming he was taking in over 5000 calories every day, which is impossible even with McDonald's unhealthiest options.
Yah, he said in 2017 he hadn't been sober for more than a week at a time during the past 30 years. So he was on the bottle when filming the documentary.
Back in high school I used to fast for days and then on the weekend I'd get an absolute shitload of McDonald's food and go play video games with my buddy while I scarfed it down. Bob is a dumb fat frick, but he's right: it's easy because it's low quality.
>your liver shows signs that we'd only see in a severe alchoholic
>haha no doc, it's the mcdonalds
>next scene starts
he should eat 5000 calories of tylenol a day in the next documentary to prove big pharma is bad
>alcoholic cope: the movie
Funny how even after he was shown to be a fraud this gets overlooked
I remember thinking that this guy getting mcdonalds delivered was the most gluttonous thing I had ever seen, little did I know how "normal" it would be later in my life
My favorite part was when the Fathead director tried to get Spurlock's logs and they refused to give it to him.
Why the secrecy if his documentary was legit? Spurlock is a hack.
>your liver is showing signs of cirrhosis that you'd normally only see in a chronic alcoholic, i'd never expect that from just eating mcdonalds
>uh wow damn doc that's crazy huh lol
how did people fall for this
It begs the question, why didn't McDonald's ream his ass in court?
they'd have to disclose info about the actual shit quality of their food lol
The damage has already been done. Teachers showed this to brainwash a generation of kids and they will never bother to find out it was all a hoax.
why did you put bell peppers on there instead of onions
why not both
Hello Spurlock. How's the alcoholism going?