@BleedBNetwork He's really good on both ends of the court. Better at this point than Zoom but both will still have to play a lot due to lack of guard depth.
My man was committed to staying the fat version of himself.
To be honest, most people are too scared to become the best version of themselves.
It’s far more comfortable to stay who we are than to fight for who we could become.
Gabriel Iglesias was on Ozempic for about five months. His description is the most honest one I’ve heard.
It worked almost too well. He’d look at food and feel nothing, not disgust, just “I’m good.”
The weight came off. But he watched his shoulders disappear with it. A strong guy, losing the strength he was proud of. Add the constant nausea, and he quit.
The moment he stopped, 20 pounds came back almost immediately.
And here’s the twist: years earlier, he says Ozempic offered him a million-dollar deal to be the face of the brand. He turned it down.
That’s the part nobody puts in the commercial. The drug turns off your hunger. It doesn’t protect your muscle, and it doesn’t fix whatever was driving the eating in the first place.