Short conversational transcript from a July 22, 2016 YouTube video where speakers (including Dave and others) discuss lifestyle choices related to cholesterol management. The exchange emphasizes personal responsibility, avoiding cheap alcohol, skipping French fries and mayonnaise, and reducing burgers as practical steps rather than medical fixes.
Besides fixing Gary's cholesterol, we have some fun stuff that we're going to talk about fixing. There's no fixing. It's not fixed. But I'm sure Dave is good. He could tell you, like, he probably put an effort into cholesterol, right? You're eating the right stuff.
Gotta do stuff.
I mean, what's the strategy?
The strategy is to live right, Gary, give it a try. Okay, So.
I would guess Dave isn't leaving the office with, like, a Crown Royal and a cigarette.
Yeah, right.
It's the cheap boost that kills you.
Step up, get the good stuff.
And then French fries. Do you dip your French fries in mayonnaise or how do you handle the French fries?
Don't do the fries. Don't do the fries.
Skip the fries.
Just gotta skip the fries.
Gary, you should be writing this down.
This isn't rocket science. Gary, it's not that tough. You gotta stop blaming bad luck. It's bad decisions. Gary, fantasy. I'm taking mental notes. No French fries, no mayonnaise. I think I got it covered.
You don't know how many burgers I've seen Gary eat. Like, just full on.
But it's genetic, though. It's genetic.
