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Men's Journal proclaims Guinness number one beer in the world for 2021-26.

Number one.

I don't hate Guinness, but

He's one of my best friends in the whole world.

He happens to write for Men's Journal, but he also is writing for a new entity now.

Matt, tell everybody about it.

Sure, you can find my work also at The Comeback.

It's an all-sports site, so it's probably a little bit similar to what you used to get or expecting from me at The Spun, whereas Men's Journal, some sports, some pop culture, some little bit of everything.

This is all sports, so I've been there for a few weeks now and hopefully going to be continuing on for a little bit too.

Matt? We got a lot going on today I want to chat with you about.

All right, Matt, stay on the line.

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And this is another big myth that they love to put articles about in Woman's Day and Men's Journal that you should not work out while you're fasted.

You might pass out.

You might develop electrolyte abnormalities.

As always, if you have a friend or a loved one who could greatly benefit from this, but they're hard-headed and just won't listen to you, feel free to share this video with them and say, hey, this is a doctor and a nurse talking about fasting.

It's safe, okay? Shut up.

Stop reading Men's Journal and Women's Day and try intermittent fasting.

So you're welcome to share this if you think it would help someone.

Well, Ben Simmons, where do we start with this one? He did not play in the NBA last year.

There's a really interesting piece that the Men's Journal did.

Not that I go there all the time.

I

Yeah.

So he played 51 games in the 24-25 season.

And according to the men's journal in that piece, Simmons says he was in so much pain.

He says, people have no idea.

He is a prolific and terrific journalist.

He writes for Men's Journal.

He also writes for The Comeback and really enjoy him.

And he comes on and we talk a lot of Raiders.

He is the one and only the legend.

Go read him at the comeback.

Go read him at Men's Journal.

Matt, tell everybody where to find you on X, would

And so I've written for the last, um, 20 years for Rolling Stone for a long time.

I write for Men's Journal.

I write for Robb Report.

Um, I was brought in to introduce the Rolling Stone audience to skateboarding, so I was in skateboarding for about 10 years.

Um, but my goal has always been to like, elevate, you know, and promote and celebrate what people do.

Yeah.

And so I've done that for, you know, for years for Men's Journal, and I'll, I'll write with different celebrities, and it's about, um, building trust with those people and finding ways to, to tell those stories and promote them so that other people get inspired, you know? Otherwise, what are we doing?

Right.

Which is exactly why we pulled together a really massive stack of sources for this deep dive.

I was I was reading through the major obituaries in places like CBS News, The Guardian Men's Journal.

OK.

But then I started digging into retrospective rankings from Slashfilm, these these viral gaming tributes celebrating his voice work, his own official AKQ page.

Yeah.

And he suffered a devastating stroke.

The details from the Men's Journal article are genuinely sobering.

It wasn't during a high-stress moment on set.

Every actor confirmed so far, okay.

According to Men's Journal.

So this is every character that's confirmed for this film.

I think 'cause one of my big problems with this, there's just way too much in it.

So I got rushed out of theaters like before it even hit the 45 day window.

And Bruce Campbell was doing an interview with Men's Journal talking about, you know, he wants the films to get funny and incorporate more humor.

He said, and he can say this because he's a producer on the movies.

He said, I personally have a problem with that.