Top 4 Videos: Food Snobs vs. The Rest of Us

Stop being so serious

Is it true? Are there partners everywhere suffering and starving so you can eat healthy? Stop the madness, you don't have to be the Clean Eating Witness and trot around sharing the good gospel or ban milk, eggs or sugar as sinful to your loved ones. This isn't a disciplinary exercise in torture. It's supposed to be fun.

And What Causes Such Hatred for the Healthy, The Planet Savers and the Animal Lovers?
These idiots.
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Admit it. We've all met these people. 

Meanwhile, you're the poor sap just trying to do the right thing but it never really works out as planned...

Hey, at least you can laugh about it, right?

You Think The Only Way Out Is Some Institutional Nightmare

Just because you THINK you need a lobotomy to quit pasta, doesn't mean it's true... but where else do these healthy hipsters come from? 

It's not about Pasta.
It's not about Soda or Sweet Tea or Chocolate.
No, you won't turn into some spineless jelly fish with a progressive brain and no common sense.
Yes, you'll feel better.              No, it won't be easy.
But stop being overly serious.         Stop worrying so much.
Stop being afraid of what you don't know.
Stop hesitating on what you know you need to do.
Excuses come in every shape and color, but what they all have in common is fear.
Fear of Failure.      Fear of the unknown.      Fear of success.
It can come in the form of comedy, of bitterness, procrastination, excuses, satire or ignorance, but it all boils down to your fear of change.
Start by laughing more.      Realize your not the only one.
And be open to the possibility that you may actually lose weigh this time.
Grasp the fact that maybe, just maybe, you don't have to take all those pills anymore.
And maybe, theres a small hope that you can feel joy again.
Start telling yourself it IS possible, believe it, but then... calm down and don't take everything so seriously: Life is meant to be lived. 
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