ly the same food as other people that don't gain weight from it. Oh we are so dead. That's all we needed was an excuse for being overweight. Yeah I can't think of a worse thing that science could have done to us than telling us you know some of you have a magic gene that would be very difficult for you to know for sure if you had it because you're probably not going to go test for it. But from now on every time you've got a few extra pounds you can say I wish I had the genes you have but I've got this damn obesity gene that just can gain weight from the same amount of food you're eating. So and it's up to a 5 or 10 pound difference they say just having this gene or not.

Now I don't know if that gene is what makes you gain the weight. My hypothesis and you know I'm always 30 years ahead of medical science so they'll catch up eventually is that some people like eating more than other people. Now I've told you this observation before and I've noticed it when I had lots of kids with their friends in the house and if I got a pizza and said hey there's pizza everybody and people are, let's say kids are doing the sleepover or something, they're just all doing their own things and running around, they would arrive for the pizza in the same order as their weight. The heaviest people would be right there and the people who were maybe even underweight just wouldn't even eat one or they'd get it later much later but they wouldn't care. They wouldn't have any hunger at all.

Now I don't know if the hunger is caused by not eating a lot of sugar because you know carbs and sugar can make you hungrier. So it could be that not eating makes you want to not eat. That could be it. But it seemed to me that people had wildly different preferences for eating and that's got to explain almost everything. Because you know as much as I like to say I do all the things you know I eat right and ex