@@garythecyclingnerd6219 say it for what it is, more and more of them are being destroyed by republicans who wanna ring in their christo fascist vallues to rule the entire nation
The crazy thing is that does pose an immediate threat to national security and he should be removed immediately. Like they literally have the grounds to do it and idky no one is.
@@artvandalay8369 if Biden is room temp IQ Trump would be childlike IQ. Yeah put him to deal with international affairs I mean he certainly did a good job with Iran striking the country twice with missiles when bashar al-assad poisoned his people. Surely he can't do the same for Russia 😒😒
As someone who works in a gas station. Those claims are 100% accurate. Majority of the demographic that comes in to buy prime and prime energy are children 15 and below. Sometimes with their parents. I’ve had to stop multiple to tell them about the warning on the energy drink and they rarely care. LIKE ITS THERE FOR A REASON
As a father who has been repeatedly asked by my 9-year-old to buy PRIME, I really hope it will be investigated by the FDA. It is most definitely marketed towards younger kids without any of the health warnings made known to parents or kids.
@@shonenjumpmagnetoIt’s also a problem because it can be purchased by kids! I haven’t seen anyone interested in this drink who is above 18! (whose not an influencer.) Young boys are BY FAR the ones purchasing it, asking their parents to purchase it, literally standing in lines for hours, which just emphasizes even more that it is marketed to kids. Their public is mainly young boys! Logic. The FDA will just be doing its literal job as it should.
@nicanproud idk pretty sure all energy drinks warn about under 18. The hydration is an option for the young ones energy drink for everyone else. Can't tell me this is a new issue with kids getting energy drinks
Between Sarah and Jonah's camps, I gotta be honest with you Phil, I'm firmly in the "who gives a shit" camp. The relationships of celebrities who don't know I exist and who I'll never meet don't mean anything to me. Why should they? Seriously, unless you're one of the two people involved then worry about something that actually fucking matters to your life.
I think it's just a topic for people to have discourse over and a way to compare and contrast each person's way of living life. It's not really about the people involved.. it's more just a way we talk about things if we each put ourselves in a similar situation and how we would react. That's how I see the topic.
The fact that one person in this country can single handedly hold the country’s defense chain of command hostage is insane. That to me is treasonous, and he should never be able to hold public office again. And he needs to be forced to resign.
@@bobolishis7 Children born to unwilling people, regardless of why they're unwilling, isn't something that should be backburnered while we deal with systemic issues that will take, legitimately, years to begin to handle even if universal health care got approved tomorrow (as it'd take at least 2-3 years before the system could be put into effect). Nevermind the issues with poverty and housing, given we're never realistically going to approve universal free rent unless there's an actual overthrow of the country by a leftist movement. Being real, abortion is an important stopgap while better plans are worked out AND we'll never be able to fully stop abortion as some people either don't want to be or can't safely be pregnant.
@@bobolishis7 I'm sorry but I'm going to have to completely disagree with your assessment. This opens America up for an obvious weak point to be exploited. Doing this as a threat until he gets what he wants can definitely be considered treasonous depending on the person. Legally? Probably not. But don't underestimate how stupid a decision this is considering it circles around a political and religious ideology.
Agreed, just screams narcissist to me. At that point it's not about mental health, it's about vindication. I've been in that mental state before, you go through a break-up or you have a huge falling out with a close friend and you want *other* people to agree with you. To pat you on the back and say, "Yeah, you're the good guy here. You're in the right." Reminds me of all the little drama bubbles that would pop up in Highschool because two people got into an argument and one side just could not resist the urge to rant about it everyday for an entire week. (Which obviously only made the situation worse)
That was just the excuse she used to try to destroy her ex’s life. Honestly who even keeps messages from their ex for that long like that? Jonah seemed pretty insecure in their relationship, but she seems like a very jealous crazy ex gf by sharing all this stuff. Also the timing of it all definitely is not a coincidence. Crazy jealous exes love to sit on incriminating shit until the worst possible moment to embarrass you the most they can.
Not really, at least in this case. Personally I would never want an unexpected woman to date an abusive person. I wouldn't be comfortable knowing I could have prevented abuse by speaking up and calling them out
The prime thing is actually so serious, in the past week I've seen 3 instances of kids begging for prime, commenting onhow glad they are that it's in stores here and just today I saw 3 kids each with a can of prime in their hands rushing to the checkout with their parents. And it's always the cans, not the bottles. Its wild to see how influenced kids can be for something they otherwise wouldn't want on their own.
@@juaecheverria0yep, but if parents don’t keep their kinds in check the governments gotta step in at some point. There’s a lot to be said about what is and inst allowed in advertising and I think advertising potentially detrimental substances to kids is something the government needs to regulate either way. Also Isn’t there already an energy drink out there that you need to be 18 to buy?
@@pagionthevoiceless3682 depends on where you live, in the UK now you have to be 18 to buy energy drinks yea, but around the worlds im not sop sure, but its not the governments job to parent our kids, sure limiting ads is a thing, but parents should have the brain cells to look up the shit theyre buying for their children.
Logan Paul can go f himself but prime has the same exact amount of caffeine drip coffee does. Prime is 16.9 fl oz. It's misleading to say it has 2x the amount 1 cup of coffee bc that's 8 fl oz of coffee. 16.9 fl oz of coffee is actually 202 mg of caffeine so coffee is actually more caffeinated per oz. Also most household mugs are way bigger than 8oz. So prime isn't going anywhere unless they can prove they are exclusively going after children, which is unlikely. Maybe parents should keep their kids from watching Logan Paul in general.
A post started trending again a few days ago about the father of one of the girls abused by him in court tried attacking him in response. My theory is inmates saw that post on Reddit or something and were reminded of who the guy in their prison was and they acted.
@@ashleyduckworthyt3224 it's not unfortunate, if you believe in real punishment, people that believe death is the ultimate punishment are dumb because for most criminals they aren't afraid of death and that is the easy way out, you really want the guy dead now rather than suffer prison for 20 or 30 more years?
As an andrologist/junior embryologist the fact that he's not granting time off for IVF is WILD to me. The people we treat are often so vulnerable and devastated that they cannot conceive and the IVF process can be incredibly emotionally and physically demanding. I thought conservatives wanted our generation to have more children?!?!?!?! This is honestly just further proof that they are after control of our bodily autonomy. It's never been about 'life', it's always been about anti-choice.
I think the conservatives only want their god to decide whether a man and women can get pregnant. When IVF is used the person can be accused of trying to “play god.”
The US prison system is a mess. While I certainly shed no tears for that terrible person, the problem is that stuff like that happens to innocent or petty criminals too. It's not good.
In this case it worked fine. I like how they have it in some prisons in Brazil. They just dress the pedos and grapeist dresses and send them with the rest of the population in the prison. Until they need medical attention badly. And fix them up and send them back in. I think that's way better than protecting them and making it a hate crime to touch them.
Technically it could happen to anyone who goes to prison. But if you are there because you SA someone you are at extreme risk. Even other inmates won’t let something like that slide. You can justify robbery and murder in self defense situations, but there is no justification for SA.
I’ll add to this, seeing people calling for and cheering on r*pع and stabbing a is really disturbing, it really shows how nasty and violent our culture is, r*pع should never be celebrated, it’s why the guy is in jail to begin with, I absolutely understand hating the guy, and i understand not having sympathy for him, but the fact our prisons are a place where this stuff can occur, and people actually celebrate and call for it, is absolutely barbaric, it makes you wonder if it is something they would do themselves, the moment we start viewing anyone as less than human, it allows us to become monsters ourselves, and what reflects most on a society, is how we treat people in the lowest of positions, even if that position is deserved by that person. Of course a lot of people are very emotional about this stuff for obvious and understandable reasons and will respond poorly to this, I will make myself very clear, I want pه*عs to be as separated from the rest of us as possible, maybe even put them on a fenced in island or something, but I will never wish violence, especially sexual violence, on anyone. Yes I censored my words so YouTubr will not delete this.
Am I alone in acknowledging that putting a personal message between you and somebody’s else out for the entire Internet to consume is toxic in itself. Share it with your therapist, a close family member, or friend. Not a bunch of strangers who do not know the inner workings of your relationship?
Yeah. Between the actual contents of the text (especially the one where he's saying "hey this is what I need in a partner if this isn't you that's okay") and her posting them? I know who the scumbag is. But, she'll be endlessly reaffirmed. We have got to start ACTUALLY holding people accountable for their shitty personalities.
He wasn't saying "you don't love me enough to do x, y z" or manipulative shit like that. It was a layout of expectations. REGARDLESS, I hate the timing it doesn't sit right with me. The sharing of those messages in screenshots seems silly more than anything. They're adults who had a relationship that didn't work out. If anyone had access to anyone's texts with an ex prior to breaking up it would all be cringy shit. As soon as the video started and he said messages had been shared I said "why" out loud. There's just such real abuse happening in the world. I love Jonah Hill as a creator and when I heard there was a "scandal" my heart dropped. Seeing what it actually was is just frustrating.
@@mtzzz3013 "Laying out expectations" about how your partner has to behave to other people is being a control freak. His presenting it as "his boundaries" is the mother of all red flags, boundaries are something to protect you, not a bubble so big that it dictates how the other person has to act away from you. It is definitely unhealthy and controlling.
@@meej33 all boundary's are controlling of your partner in some form or another. I believe is not controlling to lay out what you expect from your partner and it seemed they had lost trust in the relationship so there is def more behind what is going on. I personally wouldn't ask my partner for those requests but everyone has their own limit of what they want.
We had a 3rd grader bring Prime to school and was drinking it. We had to confiscate it. I'm so frustrated that it is being marketed to CHILDREN. At that high a dosage of caffeine these drinks can do serious harm to them.
In no way is it Advertised to children. if people cant stop buying their kids energy drinks its a parenting problem. And whats worse is parents who let theirs kids drink soda all day. that equals way more caffeine and sugar. Go educate yourself.
They have barely marketed the energy drink (can) compared to their non caffeinated version (bottle). They specifically said the energy drink is not for kids. And it is easy to differentiate between the hydration and energy drinks as they have literally different packaging. The crypto thing is way worse than this.
it's awfully suspicious that one man can decide no i dont wanna and hold up the entire military from being able to function as normal, especially at a time like now. guess we'll know whether or not he'll be ousted or ignored when something goes boom.
I work at a kids summer camp (ages 5-12ish) and Prime is absolutely everywhere. I had never heard of it until this year but suddenly every parent is sending their kid to camp with a bottle of Prime for lunch. I had to confiscate some girls eating the powder drink mix like it was candy-they’re all clearly addicted to it! I imagine it would be very easy for a parent to give in to their kid begging for it and accidentally pick up the can instead of the bottle. Energy drinks like Prime are no joke even for adults; I don’t want to think about the harm it could cause a child if they drank enough of it.
As a parent of a 14 year old I've been talking to him about energy drinks for years. I've actually told him (recently) that if he ever feels like he needs a caffeine boost I'd far prefer him to have a coffee. Currently he very rarely chugs a sugar free ice tea. I'm in Western Canada and honestly I've never seen someone younger than middle school age with an energy drink. I think regulations are more strict and there is just a slightly different attitude about nutrition here. I don't understand parents packing what amounts to pop with extra caffeine in a kid's lunch. It just hits me as oblivious parenting.
With Tuberville not doing his job, it really highlights that politicians need repercussions for not doing the job they were elected for because they are throwing a tantrum, Democrat or Republican any other party, doesn't matter, this needs to change
Biggest problem with the texting thing, and I see this a lot of times, is that it's one-sided. She's posting things that he's said that she doesn't like, but not posting things that she's said to him. If she wants to make their personal conversations public, then make them _all_ public, so that everyone can make a determination based on _all_ of the facts. I've learned the hard way to not take sides in relationship stuff when only one side is being presented.
@@akhnatenpage4854 There is also the fact that it could be that the texts that we are shown could be fabricated. Jonah has not shown his own side so (after previous events similar to this one) I doubt its real only when its verified to be true.
i work at Walmart and the amount of children who ran off from their parents carts to go grab a package of prime is heartbreaking, every time I see a box or package of prime energy, there's a super high chance there's a kid with the parent. very rarely I've seen adults buying prime energy for themselves
Walmart customers shouldn't be allowed to have kids, they have little to no intelligence. Kids should be banned from all supermarkets, for the sake of staff and the idiot children safety
@@ZombieLandRule101 btw i wasn't saying you couldn't read but it just seems that's the general consensus I've seen. The energy Drink actually says in big bold letters 200mg of caffeine. also I usually only see it at gas stations next to other energy drinks. And the Hydration one being next to other Hydration Drinks, completely apart. What people should be talking about is Gatorade Fast Twitch,200mg , which is sold in the Gatorade fridges separate from the energy drinks. and is sold in bottles not cans
This man is seriously willing to sacrifice the safety of our country because he's upset some women would actually *LIKE* to choose what to do with their bodies. My home state of Alabama CONTINUES to disappointment in brand new ways...
Honestly, even it was not about abortion, the fact that only one person can mess this much with such an important process in the military is freaking wild, and he should not be in a position of power if he is this much of a clown
@@kevinursuchadisease That baby doesn't have the right to leech of the body of someone else. If it can't survive outside the womb then too fucking bad.
I work at a gas station, and I hate every time parents are buying these insane energy drinks for their kids. My state, unfortunately, isn't one that refuses the sale of energy drinks to people under 16. As these drinks get stronger and stronger, I hope this changes.
@@BULD0SISsomehow I think a kid will be fine without having experienced the feeling of twice the amount of caffeine in a redbull. And this is coming from someone who did grow up emotionally stunted due to a very overly restrictive school.
@@BULD0SIS yeah cause those are the two options parents have for feeding their kids, dose them up on excessive amounts of caffeine or feed them asparagus and water, nothing else is allowed 😂
I'm just surprised it took this long for someone to go after him. If theres one thing we can all agree on is that the best trait of inmates, is that they do NOT like child predators.
It is ridiculous that a single senator can cause such damage, and even worse, because they don't agree with another decision which is both unrelated and democratically voted in. It is simply undemocratic
So, Jonah and Sarah have been broken up long enough that he has a new partner, and they just had a child, and she decided, for her own mental health, to release text messages between her and him, because it helps……..huh? How tf does this help her mental health? It sounds like a weaponization of that excuse from her, because how exactly does this exposing of him, help her? No, really
@@FS-qk5uq “I don’t like that you’re hanging out with toxic people and flaunt your body online. If it’s a must for you, then it’s a dealbreaker for me” Where is the abuse? To me, both of those things are clear red flags
@@FS-qk5uq IF he was an abuser which it doesn't seem like but even if he WAS, how is THIS helping?? Outing them to WHO? it's completely weaponized. No therapist would be like "yeah those ambiguous texts are a great thing to show the entire world it'll help i swear"
It might be jealousy, but I remember hearing that my abusive ex got into a relationship and thinking "God, I hope he either changed or that she will get away fast" women should look out for each other, and sometimes it gets easier to openly talk about this stuff when you know it can help someone out of trouble.
"Her own mental health" so to translate, she's been angrily obsessing over her and Jonah's break up and took the birth of his newborn as the OK to start a smear campaign because she clearly isn't over him, and he's been living RENT FREE in her head for years. Yea she needs therapy, she's a couple clicks shy of emotionally stable.
I teach 4th and 5th graders, the amount of students who would come in drinking PRIME energy drinks over the last few months of school this year was astonishing. I had students asking me to buy it as a class reward. I haven’t seen a single adult drinking it, though.
I tried one today and honestly it tasted bad I will stick to Prime hydration glad I drank Monster when I was middle school the only energy drink to taste good
That's really sad considering the consequences of that much caffeine in their bodies. I watched a recent report about this, with a pediatrician, and he said that Prime Energy has put kids in the hospital.
I only see adults drinking it. You are very confused and probably think prime hydration is energy and its not and Hydration is better for you then Gatorade. You think the kids getting a 32-64oz polar pop is any better? kids gets those 2-4 times a day. GO EDUCATE YOURSELF
Been afraid of this happening since Roe v Wade got overturned - they’re going to start making it hard for women to stay or be in the military. That’s the next move, despite the horrific retention rates and difficulty getting people to join.
Last thing we need is more women and gays combined with less real men signing up. Because women are afraid to crush a roach and gays are just as laughable.
i’m sorry, i can’t get over how a single man has enough power to make an entire country vulnerable bc he can’t stand that he can’t control what other people do with their bodies. i want to scream.
When I tell you, I screamed in my car. I just want to be seen as a human being with bodily autonomy. I didn’t think that was too much to ask for in a country that touts freedom. For a brief moment, I consider picking up arms to defend the right for me to make medical decisions about my own body. And I bet they wouldn’t like that, but they were fine with people storming the capitol because I didn’t like the results of a democratic vote
The congress matter is crazy to think there is someone with so much power. My rationale keeps trying to think this is some type of cover to make America look weak to provoke a potential attack, rather than thinking that our system is so broken that something like this is allowed to happen.
I’m so on-board with the investigation of Prime. I know the students at my elementary school brought prime to school and we had to ban it because the energy drink and hydration drink look so similar it was hard to tell which drink students had.
One is literally a “bottle” and the other is a “can”. How hard is it to figure that out? Jeez. I don’t even wanna what and how the kids are being taught if the teachers aren’t capable enough to differentiate between a bottle and a can. I’m so on-board with hiring better teachers.
It ain't gonna go anywhere, they're following all FDA laws. The most we could expect is a tweek in marketing, perhaps a more clear warning of the canned drinks.
@@aarontheperson6867 Figuring out a can from a bottle is not in anyway a massive task at hand. And why are the kids allowed to purchase energy drinks anyway? Banning it from the schools is not the solution. Kids shouldn’t be sold any energy drinks without an ID in the first place.
I find it in very poor taste when personal relationship stuff is being shared over social media. Call Jonah and talk things out, don't air texts. If things are really bad, call a medical professional or authorities if domestic abuse is at hand.
Depends on the situation. Not all forms of abuse are against the law, and for a lot of victims of emotional and mental abuse it can severely hurt them to see the person who traumatized them be praised and seen as great. So i get it. This wasnt a small scale petty dispute, if it was I would agree. The accusations she's making are serious, and her texts corroborate her accusations to an extent although not fully (as we dont know if its a pattern of behavior or not) so I dont see an issue with what she did
This is exactly what I was thinking as well. It’s one thing when someone needs to speak out about actual abuse to protect others. It’s another when it’s something like this. Are his texts kind of ick? Yes. But that’s not shit you just need to air for the whole world to see, and the timing is suspect. I’ve been in abusive relationships. I believe women when they say that they have been abused. This whole situation is just gross. Too many people turn to social media to get attention rather than just talking to the person directly involved.
I fall in the same camp as Asmongold, i think. You are ABSOLUTELY allowed to set your own boundaries in a relationship. Jonah is fully right to say, "I don't like these things. If you do them, more power to you, but I don't want to be in a relationship with someone that does that." HOWEVER - you knew she was a model and surf instructor... Don't get a bird if the bird making bird noises is gonna piss you off
Boundaries are supposed to be between two people, not between the other person and third parties. It is not a boundary to go and say "I do not want you to go to the beach with guys or be friends with these women". If he honestly felt that way, just break off. No gaslighting, no emotional blackmail, just go your separate way.
Expectations vs reality, he may have thought he’d be okay with it when she was a stranger and then realised he wasn’t once they were actually together. Nothing wrong with trying something
Yeah just kinda weird to see a private conversation blown up like that. I think Hills being a bit weird. She's a surfer obviously she's going to have pictures in swim suits. But I still feel skeevy looking at the texts. I get they're public figures but surely everyone deserves some privacy.
@@avacadomangobanana2588Yeah but they also broke up a year ago and Jonah has since moved on and gotten a woman pregnant. To release these messages now is very weird.
@@avacadomangobanana2588 We can make those conclusions when the person doing "basic and fun things" is clearly ignoring her boyfriend's insecurities as well as the consequences in her relationship, and then claims he is abusing because he has boundaries. See the issue with your logic here?
@happsburg4607 sure its weird. But its not wrong of him to tell that. If she doesn't agree and he doesn't want to compromise, then the relationship should end. I mean, it sucks, but that isn't abuse
It doesn't. The only thing it may have done was give her a brief dopamine hit thanks to all the attention she got, while also feeding into a churlish need to hurt someone. No therapist worth a damn would have suggested she do that. Honestly with some of the stories of actual spousal abuse you can read on the internet, she just comes of as a petulant child. Not surprising considering the fact that childishness seemed to be one of the issues Jonah was having.
Because it gets people to actually understand why you left the relationship. You think she doesn't get asked on a frequent basis what happened, what went wrong? And you think all of those people simply accept the reality of the situation without evidence? One of the worst parts of being abused is that no one believes you were. It effects you more than the actual abuse most of the time. Having gone through something... and when you tell someone, they side with the other party because "you're just making it all up because you're petty".
@@AtomicArtumasImma be real with you I doubt anyone outside of her private life was asking her these questions. Deadass the first time I'm hearing anything about her, hence if their relationship was such a big deal more ppl would have talked about it when they actually broke up. However if she was asked her simply saying "He was setting 'boundaries' that i was not agreeing with. We weren't on the same page" would definitely pull everyone towards her side, cus tbh in most break ups ppl side with the woman. The more vague the better. Therefore I think she honestly posted this for some attention and she comes off as salty. Like how you gonna bring up old news after your ex is happy in a new relationship and with a child. That just rubs the wrong way everytime. Those who call Jonah abusive don't know the meaning of the word. From the outside looking it, it looks like two adults couldn't agree in a relationship and went their separate ways. A real abuser does not let you leave unscathed.
Clout. She did it for clout. Granted the dude needs to sort out some insecurities, there's nothing abusive about the texts. She's airing dirty laundry cause she couldn't have the whole cake and eat it too.
You can set whatever boundaries you want in a relationship. Even if what a partner wants is more control, they’re free to request it so long as the other is free to deny it
imo you shouldn't feel entitled to have a say in who your partner hangs out with, what they post about themselves (and not you) on their own social media, the hobbies/interests they have, etc. If your partner wants your opinion, sure, you can share it with them. But there should not be an expectation that they must consider your opinion regarding their personal actions which have nothing to do with your relationship.
Give an inch they’ll take a mile. Or they just start by taking that inch… these petty legislative cons trying to force ideological opinions are absolutely disgusting.
Bro broth sides have been doing this for decades if not centuries? The hell are you talking about? Exactly one half of the country feels the exact same as you, but reverse. Try to think about that for just a second.
@@YeetmanSkeetman It’s funny how you say in your comment that “Bro both sides have been doing this for decades.” When if you watch the clip of the GOP Senator blocking the promotions here in Phil’s video, this is something that hasn’t been done before in a century/generations without controversy he says. Maybe, you know, you should try to think about that for just a second.
Prime being given to all these young kids is crazy. I’ve literally seen three 10 year old kids sitting in the street drinking bottles and bottles of prime.
The problem is that the media is also showing the wrong version of the product they're talking about hydration the one without caffeine is in the bottle and the one with the caffeine is in a can. It also has 200mg of caffeine like almost every other energy drink but is had 300 mg of electrolytes
It wasn’t enough for people like Logan Paul to poison young people’s minds; he also has to poison their bodies. Energy drinks are awful for development and should rarely if ever be taken by people under 16-18.
I have seen children with Prime energy drinks at the gas station so many times right before the story dropped on it, I think its a very valid concern from my personal experience witnessing many parents buying Prime energy for their kids.
Hey Phil, I don't know if you'll see this, but if you want a topic for tomorrow, talk about Erica Lindbeck She's a voice actor who deleted her account after being harrased by people who were using her voice for AI videos I'm a bit late with the subject, but since you cover AI topics, I hope you can spread this (Edit: If anyone reads this, please spread the word)
As an educator I can confirm that the biggest consumers of Prime are deffo kids. It’s all over schools, and all they talk about. The adults I know who bought it only did so for their kids.
Okay but which version? If it’s the hydration bottles, then it’s wayyyy better than regular Gatorade. The hydration has no caffeine and only 20 calories vs. Gatorade which has 140+. If it’s the energy cans…yeah that’s bad. They’re a little expensive for kids which helps keep intake down but they shouldn’t be drinking them.
They should include reduced prison sentence for any fellow inmates who help him in his rehabilitation. They are really helping the justice system and showing their own growth in a way.
I wonder if the suicidal thoughts from Ozempic and others could be because the med makes overeating food less appealing and the person may have been using food to mask their depression. It is concerning that we don't have long term data for these meds and you can get a prescription from a telehealth company in 15 minutes.
Wow! yeah that’s a really good point. Goes to show how they teach you in medical school that physical activity and health is an all round change not just a button you push to get better. Additionally body fat percentage has a tie to the production of hormones like testosterone and what not. Perhaps the sudden hormonal imbalances from ketogenic diet could be causing some pre-existing mental health issues to resurface/surface for the first time? I wonder what the difference is between the Ozempic success story’s and the people who are struggling are.
This is exactly what I thought. I watched a RUclipsr who is a known food addict legit cry about not being able to overeat while on it, like she didn't know what to do with herself. She stopped taking it shortly thereafter and claimed it was for health reasons, but I think she just couldn't handle not being able to use food to self soothe. People using this for weight loss need to be seeing a therapist as well, I think
I honestly find it abhorent when people take a text convo meant for private conversations and posts it to Insta for everyone to take out of context and argue and judge a person based on it. I'll just continue to ignore it and leave it between Jonah and Sarah to sort it out rather than "Join the converstaion".
@@Zelomakitoko what I mean by that is all we can judge and see is the texts for what they are. We don’t know the history between them. The relationship they had. The fights the stories. There is a reason people say to not air your laundry. If you are being abused, seek counseling. If it’s criminal, seek the police. It shouldn’t be up to the court of public opinion and really up to you to leak a private conversation to your insta followers 🤷♂️
@@miaposamarie226 my problem isn’t the abusive behavior. She should seek help. But is that really what she’s doing when she’s leaking a private conversation to her insta followers? If she felt abused, seek help. Don’t leak a private conversation to your followers.
When somebody says "this is what i want______. This is what i dont want_______. If you dont agree, we should not be together..." That is just honesty. Why would she want to be with someone who clearly isnt a match? She sounds bitter to me.. some people hold grudges.
@@miaposamarie226 sounded to me like they liked each other, but were noticing some fundamental differences & figured out it wasn't going to work & it didn't. He wasn't trapping her at all, she just was pissed that he felt the way he felt. 🤷🏼♀️
@@Brittany-fx7yz okay but he had her insta. He saw what pictures he posted. He should have not asked her tonchange herself and judt ended the relationship himself
@@miaposamarie226 that literally happens to everyone. You like somebody initially, u date for a while, then the things u liked become "red flags" or whatever, realize it's not what u want, talk about it & break up. If he was telling her he was going to do XYZ if she didn't change, or guilt tripping her, that would be different, but he just told her it's not what he wants & no hard feelings
@@Brittany-fx7yz that's not what happened. She was a surfer and model before they dated. They dated. AH wanted her to NOT be a model or surfer because he's insecure. Then he gets a surprise pikachu face that ahe finds that controlling and abusive -- because it is. That's not a "dating and finds a red flag". Dating someone because of how exceptional they are only to try and take away what makes the exceptionally and happy, no matter how flowery the words he said it in, is asshole behavior
It's incredibly wild to me how we treat caffeine in this country. We have these huge debates and regulations on almost every other addictive, mood altering substance but we treat caffeine like it's completely harmless even as we constantly make jokes about how we can't operate with it. We've just mass accepted caffeine addiction as a normal state of being and never question it. Which was probably (?) fine at the levels consumed in a cup of coffee a day or a regular soda but these energy drinks are getting kind of insane. It feels like something we should consider revisiting as a society.
Of course not. Wouldnt want production or efficiency to decrease. Companies can't have it be cocaine because that comes with a high and worse withdrawals.
Was working at a soccer tournament for 8-15 age groups this weekend as a food vendor. The drinks tent sold out of Prime Energy both days about 80% of buyers/consumers were children. Some having 2 or 3 throughout the day and taking pictures with it to possibly tag their favorite RUclipsrs.
Was working in a supermarket in Australia when Prime reached shelves in that particular town and I remember it having a label "not suitable for those under the age of 15" yet that didn't matter. There was no law for it and it wasn't reinforced in any way and it was dominantly brought by kids aged anywhere from 10 to 18 with no doubt some even under the age of 10.
Jonah knew what he was getting into when he got with her. He knew her job and he knew her friends. His whole text screams of insecurity. If anyone has that much issue with their partner they should be the one to call the relationship off. Telling them what kind of friends they can hang around and what they can wear is controlling and a symptom of an abusive relationship.
That is correct. However, boundaries are supposed to be between the two people, hence the name. Not everything the other person does away from you. In that case, it becomes control.
As someone on Ozempic since 2020 I have never found this to be the case it’s been the opposite for me. I am so happy to be loosing weight I don’t see my body as dysmorphic and I found myself being generally more happy with being able to do things I wasn’t able to. I know one person doesn’t make up the whole case but I am clinically depressed and have been since 15 years old. I’m 23 today and I have felt like my old self again with the added stress of adult things but have not found myself wanting to do SH like as when I was a teen on anti depressants. I know coping skillls help a lot but still I don’t see it as a side affect
That’s so great to hear! I’m happy you’re doing better. Can I ask, did you take ozempic on its own without a support network, or a lifestyle change. Or were you set out a plan and checked in on by your health care professional semi regularly? I’m wondering if the way we’re taught to keep overall health success rates are high is a tried and true method or if there’s any out lying reasons that show someone is capable of handling their own health and lifestyle choices when it comes to weight loss medications.
I was on ozempic. I have never had life ending thoughts but the two weeks I was on ozempic I had non stop life ending thoughts. This needs to be talked about more.
This just goes to show you the levels that they will take to get their agenda pushed. As I've heard from a previous Republican on a different issue "the amount of gymnastics they're willing to go through to exercise their agenda is amazing"
Jonah Hill is literally saying that after being in the relationship, he's realized that those things are his boundaries and that if she wishes to continue doing that things, he will be supportive but not as a significant other. And from how his texts go from calm to less calm, it sounds like this was a constant thing of him trying to relay his feelings to her and then having her dismiss them and not her not making a decision if she wants to leave the relationship or not.
Every time I ask someone in comments for an example between boundaries/controlling, I either get no response back or a "reworded" statement that basically says the same thing Jonah has said, but in a nicer tone. Ive come to the verdict that Jonah was being reasonable in his boundaries, he just worded them a bit shit. Doesnt make him some controlling
The fact of the matter is, we know nothing, so we shouldn't form any sort of opinion. As much as I've been fighting people defening Jonah's ex, I will argue against Jonah doing this as well. He could have said "look. this is how it's going to be or your out" from the beginning, or it could have been him addressing his insecurities and her dimissing them like you said. We just don't know. We JUST got done watching the Johnny Depp trial and a year later here are again. It's pretty surreal to witness.
@@LJ-mo7kxif he wasn’t trying to control her and he was confident in his preferences then he simply would have broken up with her without a list or ultimatum
@@franjkav He left an open door for both to leave the relationship if she did not agree with what he stated. Which she has a right to not agree, meaning she has/had the choice to leave freely. Controlling would not allow the person to leave, and would manipulate the person into feeling they have no choice but to stay. Yes, he could of left without an explanation - but it’s healthy to atleast communicate first your reasoning to your partner, and if they disagree, they can part ways. It’s very random and unhinged to randomly wake up with your things packed running off without atleast communicating why.
@@LJ-mo7kxbasically what you’re saying is he’s not controlling because she was free to leave, but that would mean no one is controlling unless they’ve literally deprived you of liberty. It sounds to me like she was a normal 25 year old pro surfer who trained with male surfers and partied with her single friends. He knew who she was going in and then tried to change her once she’d fallen for him. That’s how control and manipulation work. Wait til someone loves you and is committed to you and then slowly start in on them. That’s how it works. That’s how people become trapped. If a controlling person was controlling from the beginning they wouldn’t be able to find someone. You have a problem with 25 year old surfers? Don’t date a 25 year old surfer…
yeah thats true also they could be very cherry picked as the worst things he ever said to her. but they just aren't abusive. was he a perfect dude no you broke up for a reason. maybe he will do better with the next partner or maybe he wont.
Yeah, unless the person actually WAS abusive, then I don't see why you need to put any private stuff out there. Seemed like she had a lot of Yes Women that really led her to believe how abusive he was. But honestly, he was pretty amicable if those are the worst texts you can find about him. He didn't call her a slut or bitch a single time like a lot of retarded guys would do
My issue with the whole Jonah Hill situation is that he clearly knew who she was prior to getting into a relationship with her, so asking her to change certain things about her way of life is ridiculous. You shouldn’t go into a relationship with the mission of changing someone. That kind of behaviour/mentality truly is controlling. But that being said, I don’t think it’s inherently wrong to ask certain things of your partner provided that they are reasonable. Asking a surfer not to post photos in swimwear is stupid, but asking your partner not to have “boundaryless, inappropriate friendships with men” is perfectly reasonable. That kind of behaviour would actually effect the day-to-day of a relationship, but modelling/posting photos to social media/having crazy friends wouldn’t.
I agree his boundaries are stupid and seem to come out of insecurity but your life does change after you enter a relationship. There's a lot of unspoken boundaries that happen and occur once either partner runs into the situation they really dislike or makes them lose trust. If I am a guy, I probably can't openly like IG models or be as physicals with female friends. You can say that his boundaries were unreasonable, but he gave her the choice to follow them or split, and she agreed to it. It was her responsibility to leave in that situation not to agree and continue the relationship. If I was a yoga instructor and my GF said please don't adjust your students as much when they are posing, it's unreasonable from my POV because I was this person before you met me, but it's understandable if you zoom out and you have the choice to work with your partners insecurities or leave. I wouldn't publicly put her on blast a year after and say she was a controlling asshole, especially if she's in a loving relationship with another person and just had a child.
Well so far there's no indication even from him that she did anything inappropriate with anyone, and the discussion wasn't even about friendships he was saying he didn't want her WORKING with ANY men period.
@@Movs. It most likely stems from insecurity but he gave her the choice to do what she wanted. Leave or stay within his dumb boundaries. She agreed to in the texts but didn't follow them so they split. If some girl wanted you to suck her toes or the relationship is over, I would say that's pretty stupid but you have the choice to leave or continue and follow ridiculous requests. If you agree to suck toes but don't do it, and she breaks up with you, is it really that crazy? It seems very vindictive and immature to come a year after the relationship has ended when there doesn't seem to be any abuse indicated by the information she released. Seems like a lot of "yes men" type people agreeing with her for a year for and it's turned into "misogynistic narcissist" but the texts don't seem to indicate that. He could very well be both but the texts only indicate he might be a insecure person asserting his boundaries. If you agree that he's a "misogynistic narcissist" then we've set a really low bar for both.
@@Dog3D Jonah not wanting his gf to post bikini pictures or have friends with men is misogynistic, period. There’s no way around that. He didn’t abuse her, but he is certainly a misogynist.
@@kdog3334 We can disagree that what we consider a misogynist is but I personally wouldn’t call my GF a misandrist if she told me that her boundary is that I do not hang out with other women or take photos shirtless, and I have the choice to leave or stay within her boundaries, I would say that’s just a very insecure person, not a misandrist. If he was calling her a “slut”, “bitch” or any women degrading thing, or even forcing her giving no choice to do it, I might reconsider it. But nothing in the texts show that or misogynistic behavior.
Celina SpookyBoo (on tiktok and RUclips) posted a video talking about her experience on wegovy or ozempic (I can’t remember exactly which) and how horrible it made her feel, along with how BAD the suicidal ideations were for her. If you want a good firsthand account of what it’s like to go through that, it’s scary.
Another youtuber by the name of Jaime French has also spoken out against this drug. She said it really messed her up physically and mentally and she never even saw any results from it. She said that it felt like the drug was literally killing her.
Ozempic is saving my life, since I started using it my chronic fatigue has basically disappeared within mere days of starting my treatment. This is no small feat. I used to sleep about 14-18 hours every day, and even then I'd still be exhausted. my glucose levels have finally stabilised after being critically high, and I can finally live my life again after years of torture with constant infections, obesity, and other diabetic side effects. I have other chronic illnesses also, and I can finally focus on my other treatments
I'm actually surprised it's taken the FDA so long to investigate Prime. I had no idea they also produced a non-caffeinated version of the drink. It honestly seems like a slam-dunk and I expect PRIME will have to completely re-brand one part of their business and also pay a significant fine.
I’ll bet $50 that nothing comes of it. Regulation agencies are so gutless. Even if they want to, Paul can pay a lobbyist like $500k to bribe some Congressmen and this will go away.
That’s funny, I had no idea they had a caffeinated drink until today lol. That’s crazy that it’s got 200 mgs, I’ve never seen anyone older then 12 drink prime irl before. Definitely a slam dunk.
You’re not the target demographic and you literally claimed ignorance. They have a hydration line which is listed in the products name and they have an energy drink which is listed in the product’s name. Whilst Logan is a douche and an asshole, this one’s on the parents.
My wife bought my sons each one. It caught me off guard. She thought they were just sports drinks. I told them no more of that. Don't need 200 mg of caffeine in my 8 year old.
With the Jonah Hill situation-I would be somewhat more understanding of his actions if all of the other weird, abusive, and shaming texts hadn’t also happened. Additionally, I think it is suspicious that he went after a girl who clearly didn’t hold the same values (as far as posting surf pics in a bathing suit, modeling, etc) and then tried to change her when they were already in a committed relationship. Like, if he had actually just laid out **from the beginning** “hey, these are my personal values-if that works for you that’s good, if not let’s not date” that’d be one thing. But he didn’t. And beyond that, he made a lot of cruel, shaming, and controlling comments and demands, and he made these demands knowing what she does for a job. A lot of the things he was asking just aren’t fair or healthy. Like, allegedly telling her that she is not allowed to speak to any man while surfing (no matter the man’s age, how casual the convo is, or if they are platonic friends already) is insane, controlling behavior. Period. That’s just not an okay thing to ask of a partner. That’s just your insecurities becoming toxic.
The Jonah Hill thing is definitely a complicated thing. He knew she was who she was, thought he was comfortable with that, and found out he wasn't. Setting boundaries is fine, but there is a fine line between, I can't do this, and I don't want YOU to do this. So I definitely see how she'd take that poorly, while he could either be abusive or just kind of a dumbass out of his depth.
I'd say his boundaries are unreasonable and show insecurity and controlling behavior (she's a surfer but can't surf with men or post pictures of her in a bathing suit) but the concept of boundaries and expectations in a relationship is reasonable
Definitely agree. Setting boundaries is absolutely appropriate but his expectations are not that. He's using the language in an attempt to manipulate her to change who she is entirely due to his insecurities. I understand if she put this out there to discuss her own mental health journey but my concern is why did she have to try to put him on blast now. You can discuss without saying who it is. People will probably figure it out but it makes me question her real intent. I don't think in this scenario that was necessary to do.
@@greenbrickbox3392 While that may be the case we don't know when in the relationship those boundaries were set if at the beginning or later on. If later on what were the reason behind and jumping to he's being controlling without knowing that. I mean you could also make the argument that she cheated on him with a male surfer and those boundaries were a contingency to keep the relationship instead of breaking up stating that is no different than calling him controlling or abusive. I mean why would she release those text now when she is out of the relationship instead of moving on.
For the Prime: my kids bought prime while I was putting gas in the car. Before they tried it I looked at it because I am a good mom. Saw the warnings and went into the store because they know they are not allowed energy drinks (11 yo and 10 yo) and found it with the Arizona iced tea! I told them that I totally understood why they thought they could have it but to get either a soda or Gatorade as the Prime was not going to happen.
@@Captain-J-Amadaeus investigating every drink your kids consume, when they’re basically pre-teens, is silly. They’ll be smoking pot behind the school gym in 2-3years max.
@Hoodooboiiii I check the foods my kids eat. Especially when it is something that I see the influencers pushing. Generally I do not have to step in. But when it say no children, pregnant people or breastfeeding people my flags go up. Excessive caffeine, sugar and corn syrup, and various chemicals are not great. My kids get them, but not too much.
@Hoodooboiiii when my 10 year old brings me a drink I haven't seen before I will absolutely look. When it has a warning for children and pregnant/breastfeeding then I will absolutely kibosh. When they go to the stores without me then they will get away with it. Doesn't mean I won't try to educate them. My job is to raise them to functional members of adult society.
I'm not sure how to feel about this Jonah story. On the one hand, its good for people to set out their boundaries clearly in a relationship, on the other hand some of these boundaries are a little insane. He doesn't want her to be photographed in a bathing suit... when she works as a professional surfer? What, was he expecting her to surf in a t-shirt and jeans?
It's because these weren't boundaries, they were attempts to control her behaviour. His boundaries could be "I won't date someone who takes pictures in a bathing suit", then remove himself from the relationship if he can't deal with the choices of his partner.
also he was super condescending in the texts. He wasnt sincerely saying "hey these are mu boundaries, if these dont align with you we should part ways since we arent a match" He was straight up saying that if she doesnt comply to his boundaries, she cant expect to ever settle down with anyone. He was shaming her for her choices
Because he is so level-headed with his communication, I think there are events that happened that led to these things being boundaries he wants to set. Maybe she has a flirty personality, maybe some other shit happened. We don't really know. At the very least, this is nothing that is expose-worthy and it's sad that the woman is releasing public texts 1-2 years later and if you look at her recent instagram posts, they're full of "re-uploading what someone made me delete" and etc. It just seems so out of pocket.
@@DominiqueNoel0all boundaries between partners is controlling lol... "I don't want you to speak to other women" "I don't want you out late 3am in the dead of night" "I'd expect you to handle the bills" They're all controlling lol. That's why you choose to either agree or disagree with them.
I'm 100% with Jonah! He did EXACTLY what you're taught to do in therapy - set boundaries for himself and honestly communicate them to your partner. At that point it's the partner's responsibility to hear those boundaries, respect them, and decide whether to live by them or leave the relationship. This isn't hard, she's wrong.
As someone on Ozempic, I really don’t think depression has anything to do with it. People on Ozempic are usually over weight. Being over weight isn’t fun. People aren’t nice to you. Do you know how hard it is to like yourself, like life, when you’re out of shape, when cute clothes are rarely accessible to you, when people look at you and treat you like an ‘it’? Most of us aren’t exactly slap happy about giving ourselves shots that cost 6 k a box.
Just because you've not had one of the sideeffects doesn't mean that sideeffect isn't there. A LOT of women have spoken about being incredibly anxious, suddenly experiencing panick attacks once they started it or went up in dosage. As someone with several lifelong anxiety disorders, let me tell ya, that's some intense, difficult to live with shit right there. And if you don't know how to deal with it, if you don't have years of experience with dealing with it, it can absolutely completely wreck you. Women are talking about barely dealing with thoughts of unaliving themselves. I'm so glad my mum asked for her diabetes medication to be switched once she experienced intense discomfort from Ozempic.
I don't think people can label Jonah Hill an abuser just from these texts. That said, Jonah 100% knew what he was getting into. He loved his girlfriend's pictures and activities before they dated; but once they dated he didn't like that other people were now looking at his girlfriend the way he had been before they dated. And that's fine...that proves they weren't good together. But someone not being good for/with you doesn't immediately make them an abuser. Jonah clearly has trust issues, and they were apparently going to a counselor so maybe they were working through those issues, who knows. I think boundaries are fine to have and express, but it's the receiving person's job to see if those boundaries match with their own... if not, you leave.
The pictures and everything were fine when she was single but i'm guessing Jonah hoped she would turn it down a notch when being in a relationship. But at the same time he was clearly stating what was making him uncomfortable but never told her she had to stop and even wished her well if that brings her happiness. But that they wouldn't work as a couple if that's what she wanted to do. A perfectly reasonable and mature response and people call that "Abuse". Unbelievable.
It will be interesting to see what happens to prime. Here in Norway, they made an alternative version with less coffeine and vitamin A to comply with the law.
I have never in my life felt compelled to release private messages between me and an ex for the world to see “for my mental health”. That smells like bullsht to me. The internet is a wild place. The fact that people who know nothing about this relationship other than these messages, are using therapy language to pathologize Jonah Hill for putting his needs on the table (which is all that can be extrapolated from the messages) are then claiming that HE is the one using therapy language to be manipulative, while the person who released the messages is using therapy language as an excuse why she released them - is the biggest cluster f*ck. Y’all engaging in this nonsense need to gain some self awareness and maybe get a hobby.
About the Jonah Hill texts… At least in regards to the text you shared, because I’ve read no others: that’s how adults communicate. Her behavior is a dealbreaker to him, he’s giving her a chance to say “I’ll change.” Or the option to leave and live her best live with no hard feelings from him. Relationships are about compromise. She clearly didn’t want to compromise those things and it ended. I don’t get the uproar. It’s unfortunate it didn’t work out, but not everyone is meant for everyone else.
It seems you're having trouble distinguishing controlling behavior with compromising. *Her behavior is a dealbreaker to him* Her behavior of doing her job and posting pictures of her work to social media? That's fine, but then he shouldn't have hit her up in the first place because this is her whole life/career, and that's literally how he found her. Funny how it magically didn't bother him before. *he’s giving her a chance to say “I’ll change.”* Wow how generous of him. Next time someone gets me emotionally invested in them and then tries to isolate me from my friends, work clients and completely change my career, I'll be grateful that they gave me the "chance" to change my awful ways that they were fully aware of before meeting me. *Relationships are about compromise.* And your idea of a valid compromise is for her to agree to all his demands, and completely change her life, work and who her friends are. Got it. That's not a compromise, that's a controlling insecure douchebag attempting to isolate you under the threat of breaking up if you don't comply. *She clearly didn’t want to compromise those things and it ended.* She didn't want to "compromise" on not hanging out with most of her female friends, cutting her work clientele by 80% and feeling bad about being in a swimsuit when it's literally her job to be in one and post pictures of her work to the company's social media? You don't say. *I don’t get the uproar* Shocker.
@@Movs. Okay but what you are saying doesn't make any sense either. What if something changed during their relationship and that's why Jonah is setting up boundaries with her? Also he isn't being controlling with her if he's saying she can leave the relationship. Also you taking it as a threat just means you just want them both to be in an unhappy relationship together. The situation would still be the same if he broke up with her without saying anything at all. That's the thing about relationship tho anything can change during that time
@@Movs. for all we know he didn't realize he wasn't cool with that stuff until he was in a relationship with her. You're just making assumptions to fit you're narative. The chance to change means what it says. If the change is a bad one for her, it's a bad one for her. Doesn't change the fact that that type of change is what Jonah was looking for. And it doesn't make him a douche for wanting her to make that change, just an idiot. You're putting words in their mouth. They never said "valid compromise" they said "compromise." If it's not a very good one or valid one, then so what? What a compromise in a relationship looks like depends on the people, sometimes it's normal and sometimes it's not. Either way it was the compromise he wanted in order to be happy in the relationship. And how is that a threat? If anything, I'd assume with your whole "he's a piece of trash" thing, you'd say he's doing her a favour. What Jonah is is an idiot. An insecure idiot too, I suppose. But for all we know there's reasons to that. I mean, you're making assumptions, so why can't we assume that Jonah actually has been cheated on multiple times, or was in a controlling relationship himself? Quite literally all we know is that he had some crazy boundries/non-negotiables in the relationship, with breaking up being the response if the couldn't be met (because all that meant was his unhappiness in the relationship) and she didn't like those, so they broke up. That's not controlling, nor is it abusive. The break up itself isn't even unreasonable, as it would have resulted in a miserable relationship. The only thing unreasonable is the boundries/non-negotiables.
@eva2k0- Atleast someone gets it. How do you "control" someone who has the power to stay or leave? I had a buddy that dated a girl who smoked, he was a nurse, so he saw the effects of smoking on a daily basis. He tells her to quit or they'll just be friends, he explained he didn't want her to end up like most smokers end up. She chose to break it off and they're still cool. There was literally nothing controlling about what he did. People act like someone cant have a change of heart. In Jonah's case, was he supposed to bottle it up, eventhough it was bothering him? No, he did what any man should do, he straight up told her what the issue was. She wasn't willing to change that behavior, so they broke it off. No harm, no foul.
@@thepeopleschamp9076 exactly. That’s some of the most healthy communication I’ve seen in modern day relationships in a while. When you don’t like something, you have to communicate it to your partner, otherwise the relationship is doomed.
The context of Sarah releasing this stuff after they had been apart long enough for him to have a kid with a new partner absolutely makes her look toxic. What he did is just general shitty relationship stuff, what she is doing here is trying to use a moment where he was a bit shitty to actually ruin his life
Telling someone what they can wear isn't a "boundary". Also, if someone is doing something you don't like before you walk into their lives, don't ask them to stop; go somewhere else instead.
As someone who doesnt like Jonah Hill much, i still dont really find the text abusive. I think the claims of using "therapy speak" abusively would be valid if he flew off the handle after the breakup, like he was just doing it as a tactic and didnt actually expect her to leave. But she released these texts a year after their breakup and it doesnt seem like he did anything. He genuinely just let her move on. Its insecure, sure, and i think realistically he needs to work through these issues if he wants a healthy relationship. But nothing he did was abusive.
The irony of someone claiming someone else is controlling....While releasing cherry picked texts without much context and removing most of their own responses. One would say controlling the narrative. Lastly find it interesting how people claim Jonah was using "therapy language" to cover him being abusive yet she used "mental health" as a cover so she could be petty.
If he wasn’t comfortable with his girlfriend posting pictures then it’s perfectly fine to say “ I’m not comfortable with these pictures of you online. If you’d like to continue posting them I will have to reconsider if this relationship is right for me” But it should never sound like “you shouldn’t be posting this on Instagram take it down now” The first gives the person your feelings and allows them to decide between if they want to change that to keep the relationship or move on but it’s not judgmental and you’re not telling them what to do, the second is controlling and honestly a red flag
Last week: man comments on his girlfriend's public posts saying he doesnt want her to do that Internet reaction: "inappropriate! He should have done it in private" This week: private texts show a man talking to his girlftabout how he feels about what she does Internet: "he's privately manipulating her!!"
What the hell is wrong with people. Those messages aren't abusive. I was expecting insults and crap flung everywhere, horrible things being said, threats of violence or something.. Instead it was pretty much "I'm not comfortable with the things you're doing, this isn't going to work out." What the HELL is wrong with people?
Arguably, the things he sent her were insulting. Whether it's abusive isn't for the internet to decide, but cursing at her and saying derisive things about her friends and her clothes is objectively insulting.
@@olivebranch7769 >Whether it's abusive isn't for the internet to decide The internet really needs to stop deciding things because it's gone nuts for about 6 years now.
"I'm not comfortable with the job you had when I asked you out, and this isn't going to work out unless you stop working with 80% of your clientele and stop hanging out with any female friends I don't like. I'm randomly deciding this now after lying to you by omission and pretending I had no problem until I got you emotionally attached to me" There I fixed it for you.
I think I land somewhere in the middle on the jonah hill story. While I don't think I'd label it abusive, especially because of that one message shown, I do think he's a weird jerk. Why would you start dating a surfer model who wears a bathing suit (normal) to do said surfing and then start telling her she's not supposed to do that bc you dont "approve"? He chose that relationship and then does essentially make her feel bad and ask her to conform to his standards after he chooses that relationship. And calling it a "boundary" is weaponizing therapy speak. He expressed a preference, not a boundary. And theres missing details but it's not "your boundary" to tell someone else they shouldn't be friends with people because you dont think its a good friendship. He's right, they don't seem like a good match, but he shouldve known that from him liking her bikini surfing pics and he shouldn't have put that on her and made her feel like she was in the wrong.
Unfortunately, people are irrational like that all the time in relationships. Literally all the time. People lose the initial exciting feeling, and realize they're not actually comfortable with something their partner does. Welcome to real life.
Exactly all the idiots on Jonah's are leaving out the fact, why he even dated her in the first place. As well thinking telling a woman to befriend people to thier "liking"/ isolating them.
@@horrordragon2010 And all the people defending her seem to miss the fact things can change over the course of a relationship, and that she seemingly did something to abuse his trust
I see it as I date you then while being with you I see the bad actions and motivation of your friends and I ask you to distance yourself from them but you decide to spend more time with them and do even more things I don't like just to make a "it's my choice to make and if you say you don't like it your against me" point
@@aidanquiett668 and was that thing, still pursuing a surfing/model career ; while not dressing like a nun. Cuz don't you know that women have to cover up/not show an ounce of skin; as soon as they get into a relationship. Regardless if thier career requires them shows some skin.
guy decided what he felt comfortable in a relationship or not; that's not toxic, that's open and clear communication. i'm sure Hill is embarrassed that this was show to everyone, but i consider it a complete win
I honestly am glad because now I can choose not to support shitty misogynists by not giving my money or energy to their works. Bye bye Jonah bill! Another one bites the dust
I agree with the people that say that Jonah Hill is just using language to disguise the fact that he's trying to control/shame her. The "boundary" he's talking about has nothing to do with him or with anything actually affecting him. He's just saying "you being hot and free makes me feel insecure, so change or I'll leave you"
You know you’ve lost the plot when Mitch McConnell thinks you’re too uncompromising. 🤦♀️
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The GOP has no policy agenda. They just want to obstruct and dismantle. You cannot bargain with someone who already has what they want: chaos.
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💚 U Dr MaMa Jones!!
If one man can hold our military hostage over reasons political or not we have a massively dangerous problem.
This is unfortunately one of many problems
prob will change after this tbh fucking republicans being salty as fuck
There are hundreds of unspoken rules/traditions in Washington. More and more are being broken as polarization increases.
@@garythecyclingnerd6219 say it for what it is, more and more of them are being destroyed by republicans who wanna ring in their christo fascist vallues to rule the entire nation
It’s disgusting and dangerous
Poor Larry Nassar… I can’t imagine how unpleasant it must be to have someone stick something inside your body that you don’t want to be there.
This gave me an evil grin and I love it
Loooool
Welp
They can dish it but they can’t take it.
damn bro he's still in the icu, you can't set him on fire now.
How can one man blackmail an entire military system and not immediately be removed?
lol nobody gets imidiately removed, have you not paid attention?
White privilege
@@crankyfloridianthat's the point of the issue
The crazy thing is that does pose an immediate threat to national security and he should be removed immediately. Like they literally have the grounds to do it and idky no one is.
Seriously, replace him or stall him out rather than stalling the entire military…
It’s really ridiculous how much power a single senator can have in our current government.
First, Joe Manchin and now this guy. What's the point of having all these cooks in the kitchen if only one can bring everything to a halt?
@@artvandalay8369 I'm guessing you're referring to Biden as if Trump would be any better
@@artvandalay8369 if Biden is room temp IQ Trump would be childlike IQ. Yeah put him to deal with international affairs I mean he certainly did a good job with Iran striking the country twice with missiles when bashar al-assad poisoned his people. Surely he can't do the same for Russia 😒😒
@@mlggamer5296 lol right trump dumbest prez that has existed. an actual joke of a man.
Imagine being this dense^^^^
As someone who works in a gas station. Those claims are 100% accurate. Majority of the demographic that comes in to buy prime and prime energy are children 15 and below. Sometimes with their parents. I’ve had to stop multiple to tell them about the warning on the energy drink and they rarely care. LIKE ITS THERE FOR A REASON
Who cares. Everything is bad for u and gives u cancer these days. If someone wants something bad, they’ll get it no matter what
makes you wonder if companies actually REMOVED the warning, how long would anyone notice until something bad happened?
@@chrismcdonald2947 The warning is only there so they can't be sued.
I can't believe people are surprised that Logang is buying Prime.
also consdering how many news stories there's been about schools banning the drink. it's easy to tell who the market is
As a father who has been repeatedly asked by my 9-year-old to buy PRIME, I really hope it will be investigated by the FDA. It is most definitely marketed towards younger kids without any of the health warnings made known to parents or kids.
Theres a caffeine free version. Check that out to shut him up if need-be, lol.
Read the can
The can literally doesn't change promotional strategies to kids...
@@shonenjumpmagnetoIt’s also a problem because it can be purchased by kids! I haven’t seen anyone interested in this drink who is above 18! (whose not an influencer.) Young boys are BY FAR the ones purchasing it, asking their parents to purchase it, literally standing in lines for hours, which just emphasizes even more that it is marketed to kids. Their public is mainly young boys! Logic. The FDA will just be doing its literal job as it should.
@nicanproud idk pretty sure all energy drinks warn about under 18. The hydration is an option for the young ones energy drink for everyone else. Can't tell me this is a new issue with kids getting energy drinks
Between Sarah and Jonah's camps, I gotta be honest with you Phil, I'm firmly in the "who gives a shit" camp. The relationships of celebrities who don't know I exist and who I'll never meet don't mean anything to me. Why should they? Seriously, unless you're one of the two people involved then worry about something that actually fucking matters to your life.
This is way to sane 🤫 before you get taken out. 😭
I think it's just a topic for people to have discourse over and a way to compare and contrast each person's way of living life. It's not really about the people involved.. it's more just a way we talk about things if we each put ourselves in a similar situation and how we would react. That's how I see the topic.
@@Junkzillabox valid
@Junkzillabox if only everyone were this rational.
FACTS😂😂
the fact that ONE MAN can stop military promotions is crazy like have they never thought someone like this would happen?
I'd say he's tiptoeing his way into treason territory.
*This is why I say that no one in our government should have all the control.*
It's pretty crazy.
Dude has never faced the rage of a Karen dependapotamus, let me get my popcorn
But why is he doing it??? Because this benefits our enemies a lot and the fact that he’s doing it publicly and everyone is against him says something.
The fact that one person in this country can single handedly hold the country’s defense chain of command hostage is insane. That to me is treasonous, and he should never be able to hold public office again. And he needs to be forced to resign.
Well, he DID coach college football, so he's CLEARLY highly qualified to make these types of decisions on national defense.
@@pigeonhed2979 omg no! 😂 ☠️
@@bobolishis7 Children born to unwilling people, regardless of why they're unwilling, isn't something that should be backburnered while we deal with systemic issues that will take, legitimately, years to begin to handle even if universal health care got approved tomorrow (as it'd take at least 2-3 years before the system could be put into effect). Nevermind the issues with poverty and housing, given we're never realistically going to approve universal free rent unless there's an actual overthrow of the country by a leftist movement.
Being real, abortion is an important stopgap while better plans are worked out AND we'll never be able to fully stop abortion as some people either don't want to be or can't safely be pregnant.
@@bobolishis7 I'm sorry but I'm going to have to completely disagree with your assessment. This opens America up for an obvious weak point to be exploited. Doing this as a threat until he gets what he wants can definitely be considered treasonous depending on the person. Legally? Probably not. But don't underestimate how stupid a decision this is considering it circles around a political and religious ideology.
The fact that y'all in the US spend so much money & budget for military stuffs and 1 senate can cause this big of a halt to it is absurd.
The idea of posting your private drama on social media for the benefit of your mental health is WILD
I mean, that’s secondary to the primary issue here.
honestly! the hate comments ALONE can utterly destroy a person's mental wellbeing, why would you actively ENCOURAGE that?
Agreed, just screams narcissist to me. At that point it's not about mental health, it's about vindication. I've been in that mental state before, you go through a break-up or you have a huge falling out with a close friend and you want *other* people to agree with you. To pat you on the back and say, "Yeah, you're the good guy here. You're in the right."
Reminds me of all the little drama bubbles that would pop up in Highschool because two people got into an argument and one side just could not resist the urge to rant about it everyday for an entire week. (Which obviously only made the situation worse)
That was just the excuse she used to try to destroy her ex’s life. Honestly who even keeps messages from their ex for that long like that? Jonah seemed pretty insecure in their relationship, but she seems like a very jealous crazy ex gf by sharing all this stuff. Also the timing of it all definitely is not a coincidence. Crazy jealous exes love to sit on incriminating shit until the worst possible moment to embarrass you the most they can.
Not really, at least in this case. Personally I would never want an unexpected woman to date an abusive person. I wouldn't be comfortable knowing I could have prevented abuse by speaking up and calling them out
The prime thing is actually so serious, in the past week I've seen 3 instances of kids begging for prime, commenting onhow glad they are that it's in stores here and just today I saw 3 kids each with a can of prime in their hands rushing to the checkout with their parents. And it's always the cans, not the bottles. Its wild to see how influenced kids can be for something they otherwise wouldn't want on their own.
But they have non energy ones. I dont think y'all understand this. The problem is the parents not the sellers.
@@juaecheverria0yep, but if parents don’t keep their kinds in check the governments gotta step in at some point. There’s a lot to be said about what is and inst allowed in advertising and I think advertising potentially detrimental substances to kids is something the government needs to regulate either way. Also Isn’t there already an energy drink out there that you need to be 18 to buy?
@@pagionthevoiceless3682 depends on where you live, in the UK now you have to be 18 to buy energy drinks yea, but around the worlds im not sop sure, but its not the governments job to parent our kids, sure limiting ads is a thing, but parents should have the brain cells to look up the shit theyre buying for their children.
@@brilymanyou’re shoulding all over yourself my guy
Logan Paul can go f himself but prime has the same exact amount of caffeine drip coffee does. Prime is 16.9 fl oz. It's misleading to say it has 2x the amount 1 cup of coffee bc that's 8 fl oz of coffee. 16.9 fl oz of coffee is actually 202 mg of caffeine so coffee is actually more caffeinated per oz. Also most household mugs are way bigger than 8oz. So prime isn't going anywhere unless they can prove they are exclusively going after children, which is unlikely. Maybe parents should keep their kids from watching Logan Paul in general.
I’m legitimately surprised Larry has lasted this long in prison.
I'm not. He is being kept in protective custody it's not like he is in general population.
@@Mac-po1srhe wasn’t good friends with the Clintons either.
A post started trending again a few days ago about the father of one of the girls abused by him in court tried attacking him in response. My theory is inmates saw that post on Reddit or something and were reminded of who the guy in their prison was and they acted.
He’s in a special unit to be kept “safe” unfortunately. They didn’t throw him in gen pop
@@ashleyduckworthyt3224 it's not unfortunate, if you believe in real punishment, people that believe death is the ultimate punishment are dumb because for most criminals they aren't afraid of death and that is the easy way out, you really want the guy dead now rather than suffer prison for 20 or 30 more years?
As an andrologist/junior embryologist the fact that he's not granting time off for IVF is WILD to me. The people we treat are often so vulnerable and devastated that they cannot conceive and the IVF process can be incredibly emotionally and physically demanding. I thought conservatives wanted our generation to have more children?!?!?!?! This is honestly just further proof that they are after control of our bodily autonomy. It's never been about 'life', it's always been about anti-choice.
I didn't think about that part, thank you for bringing it up.
I think the conservatives only want their god to decide whether a man and women can get pregnant. When IVF is used the person can be accused of trying to “play god.”
👏 and these politicians are the ones who always tote small govt and less govt control until it’s about abortion… It’s fucking ridiculous
I think they here IVF and they think lesbians having kids and theyre heads explode
You know it's bad when even Mitch McConnell is like "yeah you can't compromise I'm sorry that's bad"
The US prison system is a mess. While I certainly shed no tears for that terrible person, the problem is that stuff like that happens to innocent or petty criminals too. It's not good.
I agree. It just redistributes power to the must cunning and conniving sociopaths to abuse others in an environment they thrive in.
In this case it worked fine. I like how they have it in some prisons in Brazil. They just dress the pedos and grapeist dresses and send them with the rest of the population in the prison. Until they need medical attention badly. And fix them up and send them back in. I think that's way better than protecting them and making it a hate crime to touch them.
Technically it could happen to anyone who goes to prison. But if you are there because you SA someone you are at extreme risk. Even other inmates won’t let something like that slide. You can justify robbery and murder in self defense situations, but there is no justification for SA.
I’ll add to this, seeing people calling for and cheering on r*pع and stabbing a is really disturbing, it really shows how nasty and violent our culture is, r*pع should never be celebrated, it’s why the guy is in jail to begin with, I absolutely understand hating the guy, and i understand not having sympathy for him, but the fact our prisons are a place where this stuff can occur, and people actually celebrate and call for it, is absolutely barbaric, it makes you wonder if it is something they would do themselves, the moment we start viewing anyone as less than human, it allows us to become monsters ourselves, and what reflects most on a society, is how we treat people in the lowest of positions, even if that position is deserved by that person. Of course a lot of people are very emotional about this stuff for obvious and understandable reasons and will respond poorly to this, I will make myself very clear, I want pه*عs to be as separated from the rest of us as possible, maybe even put them on a fenced in island or something, but I will never wish violence, especially sexual violence, on anyone.
Yes I censored my words so YouTubr will not delete this.
@@カスカディア国人 some people are less than human
Am I alone in acknowledging that putting a personal message between you and somebody’s else out for the entire Internet to consume is toxic in itself. Share it with your therapist, a close family member, or friend. Not a bunch of strangers who do not know the inner workings of your relationship?
Yeah. Especially doing it right after he's announced that he's having a kid with his new girl. Seems like very suspicious timing
Yeah. Between the actual contents of the text (especially the one where he's saying "hey this is what I need in a partner if this isn't you that's okay") and her posting them? I know who the scumbag is.
But, she'll be endlessly reaffirmed. We have got to start ACTUALLY holding people accountable for their shitty personalities.
He wasn't saying "you don't love me enough to do x, y z" or manipulative shit like that. It was a layout of expectations. REGARDLESS, I hate the timing it doesn't sit right with me. The sharing of those messages in screenshots seems silly more than anything. They're adults who had a relationship that didn't work out. If anyone had access to anyone's texts with an ex prior to breaking up it would all be cringy shit. As soon as the video started and he said messages had been shared I said "why" out loud. There's just such real abuse happening in the world. I love Jonah Hill as a creator and when I heard there was a "scandal" my heart dropped. Seeing what it actually was is just frustrating.
@@mtzzz3013 "Laying out expectations" about how your partner has to behave to other people is being a control freak. His presenting it as "his boundaries" is the mother of all red flags, boundaries are something to protect you, not a bubble so big that it dictates how the other person has to act away from you. It is definitely unhealthy and controlling.
@@meej33 all boundary's are controlling of your partner in some form or another. I believe is not controlling to lay out what you expect from your partner and it seemed they had lost trust in the relationship so there is def more behind what is going on. I personally wouldn't ask my partner for those requests but everyone has their own limit of what they want.
Feds finally going after Logan Paul is amazing, considering he still didnt give money back to the people he scammed
He deserves to get investigated but not for prime
Prime isn't the problem, Logan himself is. He should be in jail.
hi again, we will become friends :)
How is this guy in every comment section
Like seriously, you are everywhere…
You know it's a great system when one person can bring everything to a grinding halt.
We had a 3rd grader bring Prime to school and was drinking it. We had to confiscate it. I'm so frustrated that it is being marketed to CHILDREN. At that high a dosage of caffeine these drinks can do serious harm to them.
The parents should be thrown in prison
In no way is it Advertised to children. if people cant stop buying their kids energy drinks its a parenting problem. And whats worse is parents who let theirs kids drink soda all day. that equals way more caffeine and sugar. Go educate yourself.
They have barely marketed the energy drink (can) compared to their non caffeinated version (bottle).
They specifically said the energy drink is not for kids. And it is easy to differentiate between the hydration and energy drinks as they have literally different packaging.
The crypto thing is way worse than this.
it's awfully suspicious that one man can decide no i dont wanna and hold up the entire military from being able to function as normal, especially at a time like now. guess we'll know whether or not he'll be ousted or ignored when something goes boom.
I work at a kids summer camp (ages 5-12ish) and Prime is absolutely everywhere. I had never heard of it until this year but suddenly every parent is sending their kid to camp with a bottle of Prime for lunch. I had to confiscate some girls eating the powder drink mix like it was candy-they’re all clearly addicted to it! I imagine it would be very easy for a parent to give in to their kid begging for it and accidentally pick up the can instead of the bottle. Energy drinks like Prime are no joke even for adults; I don’t want to think about the harm it could cause a child if they drank enough of it.
As a parent of a 14 year old I've been talking to him about energy drinks for years. I've actually told him (recently) that if he ever feels like he needs a caffeine boost I'd far prefer him to have a coffee. Currently he very rarely chugs a sugar free ice tea.
I'm in Western Canada and honestly I've never seen someone younger than middle school age with an energy drink. I think regulations are more strict and there is just a slightly different attitude about nutrition here. I don't understand parents packing what amounts to pop with extra caffeine in a kid's lunch. It just hits me as oblivious parenting.
With Tuberville not doing his job, it really highlights that politicians need repercussions for not doing the job they were elected for because they are throwing a tantrum, Democrat or Republican any other party, doesn't matter, this needs to change
The Repercussion will be a loss of civilian control of the military.
What a reasonable argument.
Biggest problem with the texting thing, and I see this a lot of times, is that it's one-sided. She's posting things that he's said that she doesn't like, but not posting things that she's said to him. If she wants to make their personal conversations public, then make them _all_ public, so that everyone can make a determination based on _all_ of the facts. I've learned the hard way to not take sides in relationship stuff when only one side is being presented.
Thank you for bringing this up too
These are the messages that she thought would have people on her side. Remember that.
@@akhnatenpage4854 There is also the fact that it could be that the texts that we are shown could be fabricated. Jonah has not shown his own side so (after previous events similar to this one) I doubt its real only when its verified to be true.
@@akhnatenpage4854 gotta love when going public backfires on the person trying to manipulate a whole society
Very good point
i work at Walmart and the amount of children who ran off from their parents carts to go grab a package of prime is heartbreaking, every time I see a box or package of prime energy, there's a super high chance there's a kid with the parent. very rarely I've seen adults buying prime energy for themselves
Which one Prime hydration is very different from prime energy
Walmart customers shouldn't be allowed to have kids, they have little to no intelligence.
Kids should be banned from all supermarkets, for the sake of staff and the idiot children safety
@jeffreyrichards3707 cause one in a can and one in a bottle, in no way do they look similar
@@ZombieLandRule101 well the bottle says hydration and the can says energy. But i know people have lost their ability to read outside their phone.
@@ZombieLandRule101 btw i wasn't saying you couldn't read but it just seems that's the general consensus I've seen. The energy Drink actually says in big bold letters 200mg of caffeine. also I usually only see it at gas stations next to other energy drinks. And the Hydration one being next to other Hydration Drinks, completely apart. What people should be talking about is Gatorade Fast Twitch,200mg , which is sold in the Gatorade fridges separate from the energy drinks. and is sold in bottles not cans
This man is seriously willing to sacrifice the safety of our country because he's upset some women would actually *LIKE* to choose what to do with their bodies. My home state of Alabama CONTINUES to disappointment in brand new ways...
As an Arkansan, I unfortunately understand your feelings.
Honestly, even it was not about abortion, the fact that only one person can mess this much with such an important process in the military is freaking wild, and he should not be in a position of power if he is this much of a clown
Killing unborn babies is not their own body. Relatively simple.
@@kevinursuchadiseaseNobody cares. Extremely simple.
@@kevinursuchadisease That baby doesn't have the right to leech of the body of someone else. If it can't survive outside the womb then too fucking bad.
That ad for copilot.... Ur kicking ass Phil... Inspirational... Keep it going homie
I'm surprised Lary lasted this long without a death scare
I work at a gas station, and I hate every time parents are buying these insane energy drinks for their kids. My state, unfortunately, isn't one that refuses the sale of energy drinks to people under 16. As these drinks get stronger and stronger, I hope this changes.
yeah the kids should only have boring ass asparagus and water so they grow up emotionally stunted
@@BULD0SISsomehow I think a kid will be fine without having experienced the feeling of twice the amount of caffeine in a redbull. And this is coming from someone who did grow up emotionally stunted due to a very overly restrictive school.
Maybe they don’t know? A friendly, “man I like the flavor of that drink but it makes me SO jittery” potentially give them a second thought 🤷🏻♀️
@@BULD0SIS yeah cause those are the two options parents have for feeding their kids, dose them up on excessive amounts of caffeine or feed them asparagus and water, nothing else is allowed 😂
@@BULD0SISmore like a simple soda or juice.
i’m glad larry nassar is receiving some real justice in prison. he is experiencing and ounce of the pain and fear he inflicted on his victims
Seems you are not better than him.
@@williamforsyth6667i’m not a child molester so, i would say i’m much better than him……
@@williamforsyth6667did you just come to the defense of a chomo? I think someone needs to start looking into you.
@@SkunkApe407 Do you believe everyone who thinks child molesters shouldn't be tortured to death must be a child molester?
I'm just surprised it took this long for someone to go after him. If theres one thing we can all agree on is that the best trait of inmates, is that they do NOT like child predators.
It is ridiculous that a single senator can cause such damage, and even worse, because they don't agree with another decision which is both unrelated and democratically voted in. It is simply undemocratic
So, Jonah and Sarah have been broken up long enough that he has a new partner, and they just had a child, and she decided, for her own mental health, to release text messages between her and him, because it helps……..huh? How tf does this help her mental health? It sounds like a weaponization of that excuse from her, because how exactly does this exposing of him, help her? No, really
Sometimes outing abusers helps 🤷🏻♀️
@@FS-qk5uq “I don’t like that you’re hanging out with toxic people and flaunt your body online. If it’s a must for you, then it’s a dealbreaker for me”
Where is the abuse? To me, both of those things are clear red flags
@@FS-qk5uq IF he was an abuser which it doesn't seem like but even if he WAS, how is THIS helping?? Outing them to WHO? it's completely weaponized. No therapist would be like "yeah those ambiguous texts are a great thing to show the entire world it'll help i swear"
@@FS-qk5uqplease don't use that word so lightly. Your only diluting power that the word holds.
It might be jealousy, but I remember hearing that my abusive ex got into a relationship and thinking "God, I hope he either changed or that she will get away fast" women should look out for each other, and sometimes it gets easier to openly talk about this stuff when you know it can help someone out of trouble.
"Her own mental health" so to translate, she's been angrily obsessing over her and Jonah's break up and took the birth of his newborn as the OK to start a smear campaign because she clearly isn't over him, and he's been living RENT FREE in her head for years. Yea she needs therapy, she's a couple clicks shy of emotionally stable.
I teach 4th and 5th graders, the amount of students who would come in drinking PRIME energy drinks over the last few months of school this year was astonishing. I had students asking me to buy it as a class reward. I haven’t seen a single adult drinking it, though.
I tried one today and honestly it tasted bad I will stick to Prime hydration glad I drank Monster when I was middle school the only energy drink to taste good
That's really sad considering the consequences of that much caffeine in their bodies. I watched a recent report about this, with a pediatrician, and he said that Prime Energy has put kids in the hospital.
I only see adults drinking it. You are very confused and probably think prime hydration is energy and its not and Hydration is better for you then Gatorade. You think the kids getting a 32-64oz polar pop is any better? kids gets those 2-4 times a day. GO EDUCATE YOURSELF
@@cameroncox3387 Lol, can't both be bad for kids?
My 14 year old son wanted to try it so we bought a can. He took one sip and said it tasted terrible. I didn’t realize it had this much caffeine.
Been afraid of this happening since Roe v Wade got overturned - they’re going to start making it hard for women to stay or be in the military. That’s the next move, despite the horrific retention rates and difficulty getting people to join.
Last thing we need is more women and gays combined with less real men signing up. Because women are afraid to crush a roach and gays are just as laughable.
I land in the "break up with people you aren't compatible with and don't post private conversations online unless you are in danger"
i’m sorry, i can’t get over how a single man has enough power to make an entire country vulnerable bc he can’t stand that he can’t control what other people do with their bodies. i want to scream.
Handmaid Tommy
And waffling on about freedom and rights while actively restricting freedom and rights.
When I tell you, I screamed in my car. I just want to be seen as a human being with bodily autonomy. I didn’t think that was too much to ask for in a country that touts freedom.
For a brief moment, I consider picking up arms to defend the right for me to make medical decisions about my own body. And I bet they wouldn’t like that, but they were fine with people storming the capitol because I didn’t like the results of a democratic vote
@gelatinouseaterofswirls8010 what are you on about? this isn’t a comment about jonah hill, calm down.
@gelatinouseaterofswirls8010 also, hi. i am a woman who was a victim of abuse. so don’t assume anything about a person you don’t know.
The congress matter is crazy to think there is someone with so much power. My rationale keeps trying to think this is some type of cover to make America look weak to provoke a potential attack, rather than thinking that our system is so broken that something like this is allowed to happen.
If it's just one senator, voting him down 99½ to 1 should be easy . The half vote is VPOTUS .
I don't think it split the internet lol. It just showed how messed up people perceptions have been becoming since social media...
I’m so on-board with the investigation of Prime. I know the students at my elementary school brought prime to school and we had to ban it because the energy drink and hydration drink look so similar it was hard to tell which drink students had.
One is literally a “bottle” and the other is a “can”. How hard is it to figure that out? Jeez.
I don’t even wanna what and how the kids are being taught if the teachers aren’t capable enough to differentiate between a bottle and a can.
I’m so on-board with hiring better teachers.
@@yashwardhanjain6123i wish you understood a fraction of what teachers deal with
It ain't gonna go anywhere, they're following all FDA laws. The most we could expect is a tweek in marketing, perhaps a more clear warning of the canned drinks.
@@aarontheperson6867 Figuring out a can from a bottle is not in anyway a massive task at hand. And why are the kids allowed to purchase energy drinks anyway? Banning it from the schools is not the solution. Kids shouldn’t be sold any energy drinks without an ID in the first place.
I find it in very poor taste when personal relationship stuff is being shared over social media. Call Jonah and talk things out, don't air texts. If things are really bad, call a medical professional or authorities if domestic abuse is at hand.
At the end of the day she just wanted attention and to be an asshole.
The timing is very weird too. Coming out with this right after he's announced that his current girlfriend is pregnant
Depends on the situation. Not all forms of abuse are against the law, and for a lot of victims of emotional and mental abuse it can severely hurt them to see the person who traumatized them be praised and seen as great. So i get it. This wasnt a small scale petty dispute, if it was I would agree. The accusations she's making are serious, and her texts corroborate her accusations to an extent although not fully (as we dont know if its a pattern of behavior or not) so I dont see an issue with what she did
@@botanicalitus4194she’s just mad that he doesn’t want a girlfriend who acts like a prostitute on the internet.
This is exactly what I was thinking as well. It’s one thing when someone needs to speak out about actual abuse to protect others. It’s another when it’s something like this. Are his texts kind of ick? Yes. But that’s not shit you just need to air for the whole world to see, and the timing is suspect. I’ve been in abusive relationships. I believe women when they say that they have been abused. This whole situation is just gross. Too many people turn to social media to get attention rather than just talking to the person directly involved.
I fall in the same camp as Asmongold, i think. You are ABSOLUTELY allowed to set your own boundaries in a relationship. Jonah is fully right to say, "I don't like these things. If you do them, more power to you, but I don't want to be in a relationship with someone that does that."
HOWEVER - you knew she was a model and surf instructor... Don't get a bird if the bird making bird noises is gonna piss you off
Boundaries are supposed to be between two people, not between the other person and third parties. It is not a boundary to go and say "I do not want you to go to the beach with guys or be friends with these women".
If he honestly felt that way, just break off. No gaslighting, no emotional blackmail, just go your separate way.
@@meej33 he literally said, he's cool if that's what you want to do, but I'm not ok with it in my relationship. What more could you possibly want??
True.. but anybody with the capacity to make decisions has definitely had at least one decision they regret and would like to amend
@@viivalabamf Because he's telling her to break up with him, instead of breaking up with her himself.
Expectations vs reality, he may have thought he’d be okay with it when she was a stranger and then realised he wasn’t once they were actually together. Nothing wrong with trying something
We really can’t jump to conclusions in other people’s relationships as if we know everything that goes on
Yeah just kinda weird to see a private conversation blown up like that.
I think Hills being a bit weird. She's a surfer obviously she's going to have pictures in swim suits.
But I still feel skeevy looking at the texts. I get they're public figures but surely everyone deserves some privacy.
You can make those conclusions when you’re shaming someone for otherwise basic and fun things.
@@avacadomangobanana2588Yeah but they also broke up a year ago and Jonah has since moved on and gotten a woman pregnant. To release these messages now is very weird.
@@avacadomangobanana2588 We can make those conclusions when the person doing "basic and fun things" is clearly ignoring her boyfriend's insecurities as well as the consequences in her relationship, and then claims he is abusing because he has boundaries. See the issue with your logic here?
@happsburg4607 sure its weird. But its not wrong of him to tell that.
If she doesn't agree and he doesn't want to compromise, then the relationship should end. I mean, it sucks, but that isn't abuse
I don’t see how sharing those texts helps her mental health…I mean talking about it privately with a friend I get but the internet…seems unnecessary.
It doesn't. The only thing it may have done was give her a brief dopamine hit thanks to all the attention she got, while also feeding into a churlish need to hurt someone. No therapist worth a damn would have suggested she do that. Honestly with some of the stories of actual spousal abuse you can read on the internet, she just comes of as a petulant child. Not surprising considering the fact that childishness seemed to be one of the issues Jonah was having.
Because it gets people to actually understand why you left the relationship.
You think she doesn't get asked on a frequent basis what happened, what went wrong?
And you think all of those people simply accept the reality of the situation without evidence?
One of the worst parts of being abused is that no one believes you were.
It effects you more than the actual abuse most of the time.
Having gone through something... and when you tell someone, they side with the other party because "you're just making it all up because you're petty".
@@AtomicArtumasImma be real with you I doubt anyone outside of her private life was asking her these questions. Deadass the first time I'm hearing anything about her, hence if their relationship was such a big deal more ppl would have talked about it when they actually broke up.
However if she was asked her simply saying "He was setting 'boundaries' that i was not agreeing with. We weren't on the same page" would definitely pull everyone towards her side, cus tbh in most break ups ppl side with the woman. The more vague the better.
Therefore I think she honestly posted this for some attention and she comes off as salty. Like how you gonna bring up old news after your ex is happy in a new relationship and with a child. That just rubs the wrong way everytime.
Those who call Jonah abusive don't know the meaning of the word. From the outside looking it, it looks like two adults couldn't agree in a relationship and went their separate ways. A real abuser does not let you leave unscathed.
Clout. She did it for clout. Granted the dude needs to sort out some insecurities, there's nothing abusive about the texts. She's airing dirty laundry cause she couldn't have the whole cake and eat it too.
You can set whatever boundaries you want in a relationship. Even if what a partner wants is more control, they’re free to request it so long as the other is free to deny it
if you request it once and then never request it again, then yes. But in this case it looks he was pressuring her by not taking not for an answer.
imo you shouldn't feel entitled to have a say in who your partner hangs out with, what they post about themselves (and not you) on their own social media, the hobbies/interests they have, etc. If your partner wants your opinion, sure, you can share it with them. But there should not be an expectation that they must consider your opinion regarding their personal actions which have nothing to do with your relationship.
Loool, if he literally rejects everything about her life style, maybe he should have gotten a different girlfriend 😂 Jonah is just super insecure
@@townfool4682are you married?
@@pominiq he did 🐐
Give an inch they’ll take a mile. Or they just start by taking that inch… these petty legislative cons trying to force ideological opinions are absolutely disgusting.
As opposed to the petty dems?
@aidanquiett668 I love how your only defense is whataboutism meanwhile Republicans are directly affecting our countries security
Bro broth sides have been doing this for decades if not centuries? The hell are you talking about? Exactly one half of the country feels the exact same as you, but reverse. Try to think about that for just a second.
@@YeetmanSkeetman It’s funny how you say in your comment that “Bro both sides have been doing this for decades.” When if you watch the clip of the GOP Senator blocking the promotions here in Phil’s video, this is something that hasn’t been done before in a century/generations without controversy he says. Maybe, you know, you should try to think about that for just a second.
@@aidanquiett668 they didnt specify republicans. if when people say 'legislative cons' your mind goes to republicans, thats on you
Prime being given to all these young kids is crazy. I’ve literally seen three 10 year old kids sitting in the street drinking bottles and bottles of prime.
The problem is that the media is also showing the wrong version of the product they're talking about hydration the one without caffeine is in the bottle and the one with the caffeine is in a can. It also has 200mg of caffeine like almost every other energy drink but is had 300 mg of electrolytes
If it was a bottle then it was the regular prime basically a gatorade and there is no caffeine.
It wasn’t enough for people like Logan Paul to poison young people’s minds; he also has to poison their bodies. Energy drinks are awful for development and should rarely if ever be taken by people under 16-18.
No worse than Gatorade or soda… people just wanna hate.
@@dwzcollege I swear when I was in school every guy in my class went through 2 Gatorades or powerades a day
I have seen children with Prime energy drinks at the gas station so many times right before the story dropped on it, I think its a very valid concern from my personal experience witnessing many parents buying Prime energy for their kids.
Hey Phil, I don't know if you'll see this, but if you want a topic for tomorrow, talk about Erica Lindbeck
She's a voice actor who deleted her account after being harrased by people who were using her voice for AI videos
I'm a bit late with the subject, but since you cover AI topics, I hope you can spread this
(Edit: If anyone reads this, please spread the word)
i want to see that
Commenting for visibility!
me too
Same
Same here☺️
As an educator I can confirm that the biggest consumers of Prime are deffo kids. It’s all over schools, and all they talk about. The adults I know who bought it only did so for their kids.
Okay but which version? If it’s the hydration bottles, then it’s wayyyy better than regular Gatorade. The hydration has no caffeine and only 20 calories vs. Gatorade which has 140+.
If it’s the energy cans…yeah that’s bad. They’re a little expensive for kids which helps keep intake down but they shouldn’t be drinking them.
And guess what, I guarantee they are drinking the non-caffeine version if they are in bottles
im so glad that larry survived, and i hope he makes a full recovery so this can happen again and again :)
They should include reduced prison sentence for any fellow inmates who help him in his rehabilitation. They are really helping the justice system and showing their own growth in a way.
I wonder if the suicidal thoughts from Ozempic and others could be because the med makes overeating food less appealing and the person may have been using food to mask their depression. It is concerning that we don't have long term data for these meds and you can get a prescription from a telehealth company in 15 minutes.
That’s an interesting point. A lot of people use food to cope with underlying mental illnesses. I agree, we need so much more information
Wow! yeah that’s a really good point. Goes to show how they teach you in medical school that physical activity and health is an all round change not just a button you push to get better.
Additionally body fat percentage has a tie to the production of hormones like testosterone and what not. Perhaps the sudden hormonal imbalances from ketogenic diet could be causing some pre-existing mental health issues to resurface/surface for the first time?
I wonder what the difference is between the Ozempic success story’s and the people who are struggling are.
This is exactly what I thought. I watched a RUclipsr who is a known food addict legit cry about not being able to overeat while on it, like she didn't know what to do with herself. She stopped taking it shortly thereafter and claimed it was for health reasons, but I think she just couldn't handle not being able to use food to self soothe. People using this for weight loss need to be seeing a therapist as well, I think
"My boundaries with you based on the ways these actions have hurt our trust." I feel like there has to be more to this.
Larry’s story brought a smile to my face and brightened up my day. 😇
I honestly find it abhorent when people take a text convo meant for private conversations and posts it to Insta for everyone to take out of context and argue and judge a person based on it. I'll just continue to ignore it and leave it between Jonah and Sarah to sort it out rather than "Join the converstaion".
it wasn't rly out of context. she provided several more screenshots that only made it all sound worse for him
@@token3462 She's neither toxic nor a degenerate. She's hardly Hwasa.
If he wasnt abusive there woupdnt be text to share. Why is it on the victim to hide disghusting actions?
@@Zelomakitoko what I mean by that is all we can judge and see is the texts for what they are. We don’t know the history between them. The relationship they had. The fights the stories. There is a reason people say to not air your laundry. If you are being abused, seek counseling. If it’s criminal, seek the police. It shouldn’t be up to the court of public opinion and really up to you to leak a private conversation to your insta followers 🤷♂️
@@miaposamarie226 my problem isn’t the abusive behavior. She should seek help. But is that really what she’s doing when she’s leaking a private conversation to her insta followers? If she felt abused, seek help. Don’t leak a private conversation to your followers.
They need to introduce extra voting sessions for crap like this. I guarantee the voters did not pick this senator to do shit like this
I guarantee you they will. That’s how people like him get in and stay in office.
Thank you for being my only news source for ever. You’re the best.
Never get your news in only one place.
When somebody says "this is what i want______. This is what i dont want_______. If you dont agree, we should not be together..." That is just honesty. Why would she want to be with someone who clearly isnt a match? She sounds bitter to me.. some people hold grudges.
Then why date a surfer who does all the things he doesnt like? It's not boundary. He wanted to control her
@@miaposamarie226 sounded to me like they liked each other, but were noticing some fundamental differences & figured out it wasn't going to work & it didn't. He wasn't trapping her at all, she just was pissed that he felt the way he felt. 🤷🏼♀️
@@Brittany-fx7yz okay but he had her insta. He saw what pictures he posted. He should have not asked her tonchange herself and judt ended the relationship himself
@@miaposamarie226 that literally happens to everyone. You like somebody initially, u date for a while, then the things u liked become "red flags" or whatever, realize it's not what u want, talk about it & break up. If he was telling her he was going to do XYZ if she didn't change, or guilt tripping her, that would be different, but he just told her it's not what he wants & no hard feelings
@@Brittany-fx7yz that's not what happened. She was a surfer and model before they dated. They dated. AH wanted her to NOT be a model or surfer because he's insecure. Then he gets a surprise pikachu face that ahe finds that controlling and abusive -- because it is.
That's not a "dating and finds a red flag". Dating someone because of how exceptional they are only to try and take away what makes the exceptionally and happy, no matter how flowery the words he said it in, is asshole behavior
It's incredibly wild to me how we treat caffeine in this country. We have these huge debates and regulations on almost every other addictive, mood altering substance but we treat caffeine like it's completely harmless even as we constantly make jokes about how we can't operate with it. We've just mass accepted caffeine addiction as a normal state of being and never question it. Which was probably (?) fine at the levels consumed in a cup of coffee a day or a regular soda but these energy drinks are getting kind of insane. It feels like something we should consider revisiting as a society.
Of course not. Wouldnt want production or efficiency to decrease. Companies can't have it be cocaine because that comes with a high and worse withdrawals.
Was working at a soccer tournament for 8-15 age groups this weekend as a food vendor. The drinks tent sold out of Prime Energy both days about 80% of buyers/consumers were children. Some having 2 or 3 throughout the day and taking pictures with it to possibly tag their favorite RUclipsrs.
Was working in a supermarket in Australia when Prime reached shelves in that particular town and I remember it having a label "not suitable for those under the age of 15" yet that didn't matter. There was no law for it and it wasn't reinforced in any way and it was dominantly brought by kids aged anywhere from 10 to 18 with no doubt some even under the age of 10.
Jonah knew what he was getting into when he got with her. He knew her job and he knew her friends. His whole text screams of insecurity. If anyone has that much issue with their partner they should be the one to call the relationship off. Telling them what kind of friends they can hang around and what they can wear is controlling and a symptom of an abusive relationship.
Setting boundaries is for healthy relationships. If you cannot agree on boundaries then you are not right for each other.
That is correct. However, boundaries are supposed to be between the two people, hence the name. Not everything the other person does away from you. In that case, it becomes control.
Thanks Phil
As someone on Ozempic since 2020 I have never found this to be the case it’s been the opposite for me. I am so happy to be loosing weight I don’t see my body as dysmorphic and I found myself being generally more happy with being able to do things I wasn’t able to. I know one person doesn’t make up the whole case but I am clinically depressed and have been since 15 years old. I’m 23 today and I have felt like my old self again with the added stress of adult things but have not found myself wanting to do SH like as when I was a teen on anti depressants. I know coping skillls help a lot but still I don’t see it as a side affect
That’s so great to hear! I’m happy you’re doing better. Can I ask, did you take ozempic on its own without a support network, or a lifestyle change. Or were you set out a plan and checked in on by your health care professional semi regularly?
I’m wondering if the way we’re taught to keep overall health success rates are high is a tried and true method or if there’s any out lying reasons that show someone is capable of handling their own health and lifestyle choices when it comes to weight loss medications.
It's strange to me when people say "I feel like my old self" like why can't you just feel yourself. I'd rather be a better version of who I use to be.
Since you have clinical depression already it’s very different, as your likely already receiving treatment for it.
I was on ozempic. I have never had life ending thoughts but the two weeks I was on ozempic I had non stop life ending thoughts. This needs to be talked about more.
I am also glad Larry didnt die. I hope he heals poorly, and is in agonizing physical pain for the rest of his life
This just goes to show you the levels that they will take to get their agenda pushed. As I've heard from a previous Republican on a different issue "the amount of gymnastics they're willing to go through to exercise their agenda is amazing"
Jonah Hill is literally saying that after being in the relationship, he's realized that those things are his boundaries and that if she wishes to continue doing that things, he will be supportive but not as a significant other. And from how his texts go from calm to less calm, it sounds like this was a constant thing of him trying to relay his feelings to her and then having her dismiss them and not her not making a decision if she wants to leave the relationship or not.
Every time I ask someone in comments for an example between boundaries/controlling, I either get no response back or a "reworded" statement that basically says the same thing Jonah has said, but in a nicer tone. Ive come to the verdict that Jonah was being reasonable in his boundaries, he just worded them a bit shit. Doesnt make him some controlling
The fact of the matter is, we know nothing, so we shouldn't form any sort of opinion. As much as I've been fighting people defening Jonah's ex, I will argue against Jonah doing this as well. He could have said "look. this is how it's going to be or your out" from the beginning, or it could have been him addressing his insecurities and her dimissing them like you said. We just don't know. We JUST got done watching the Johnny Depp trial and a year later here are again. It's pretty surreal to witness.
@@LJ-mo7kxif he wasn’t trying to control her and he was confident in his preferences then he simply would have broken up with her without a list or ultimatum
@@franjkav He left an open door for both to leave the relationship if she did not agree with what he stated. Which she has a right to not agree, meaning she has/had the choice to leave freely. Controlling would not allow the person to leave, and would manipulate the person into feeling they have no choice but to stay. Yes, he could of left without an explanation - but it’s healthy to atleast communicate first your reasoning to your partner, and if they disagree, they can part ways. It’s very random and unhinged to randomly wake up with your things packed running off without atleast communicating why.
@@LJ-mo7kxbasically what you’re saying is he’s not controlling because she was free to leave, but that would mean no one is controlling unless they’ve literally deprived you of liberty.
It sounds to me like she was a normal 25 year old pro surfer who trained with male surfers and partied with her single friends.
He knew who she was going in and then tried to change her once she’d fallen for him. That’s how control and manipulation work. Wait til someone loves you and is committed to you and then slowly start in on them.
That’s how it works. That’s how people become trapped. If a controlling person was controlling from the beginning they wouldn’t be able to find someone.
You have a problem with 25 year old surfers? Don’t date a 25 year old surfer…
I think it's toxic to post text with your partner, especially exes who have moved on. Childish and disrespectful and petty. 🤷♀️
yeah thats true also they could be very cherry picked as the worst things he ever said to her. but they just aren't abusive. was he a perfect dude no you broke up for a reason. maybe he will do better with the next partner or maybe he wont.
@@PlayingwithproxiesHe already did, and they have a child now. And right after the child was born, the surfer ex posted these things about Jonah.
Yeah, unless the person actually WAS abusive, then I don't see why you need to put any private stuff out there. Seemed like she had a lot of Yes Women that really led her to believe how abusive he was. But honestly, he was pretty amicable if those are the worst texts you can find about him. He didn't call her a slut or bitch a single time like a lot of retarded guys would do
Everything is so messed up. Thanks for the news, phil!
whenever i feel down in the dumps i just interact with my local community
My issue with the whole Jonah Hill situation is that he clearly knew who she was prior to getting into a relationship with her, so asking her to change certain things about her way of life is ridiculous. You shouldn’t go into a relationship with the mission of changing someone. That kind of behaviour/mentality truly is controlling.
But that being said, I don’t think it’s inherently wrong to ask certain things of your partner provided that they are reasonable. Asking a surfer not to post photos in swimwear is stupid, but asking your partner not to have “boundaryless, inappropriate friendships with men” is perfectly reasonable. That kind of behaviour would actually effect the day-to-day of a relationship, but modelling/posting photos to social media/having crazy friends wouldn’t.
I agree his boundaries are stupid and seem to come out of insecurity but your life does change after you enter a relationship. There's a lot of unspoken boundaries that happen and occur once either partner runs into the situation they really dislike or makes them lose trust. If I am a guy, I probably can't openly like IG models or be as physicals with female friends.
You can say that his boundaries were unreasonable, but he gave her the choice to follow them or split, and she agreed to it. It was her responsibility to leave in that situation not to agree and continue the relationship.
If I was a yoga instructor and my GF said please don't adjust your students as much when they are posing, it's unreasonable from my POV because I was this person before you met me, but it's understandable if you zoom out and you have the choice to work with your partners insecurities or leave. I wouldn't publicly put her on blast a year after and say she was a controlling asshole, especially if she's in a loving relationship with another person and just had a child.
Well so far there's no indication even from him that she did anything inappropriate with anyone, and the discussion wasn't even about friendships he was saying he didn't want her WORKING with ANY men period.
@@Movs. It most likely stems from insecurity but he gave her the choice to do what she wanted. Leave or stay within his dumb boundaries. She agreed to in the texts but didn't follow them so they split.
If some girl wanted you to suck her toes or the relationship is over, I would say that's pretty stupid but you have the choice to leave or continue and follow ridiculous requests. If you agree to suck toes but don't do it, and she breaks up with you, is it really that crazy?
It seems very vindictive and immature to come a year after the relationship has ended when there doesn't seem to be any abuse indicated by the information she released.
Seems like a lot of "yes men" type people agreeing with her for a year for and it's turned into "misogynistic narcissist" but the texts don't seem to indicate that. He could very well be both but the texts only indicate he might be a insecure person asserting his boundaries.
If you agree that he's a "misogynistic narcissist" then we've set a really low bar for both.
@@Dog3D
Jonah not wanting his gf to post bikini pictures or have friends with men is misogynistic, period. There’s no way around that. He didn’t abuse her, but he is certainly a misogynist.
@@kdog3334 We can disagree that what we consider a misogynist is but I personally wouldn’t call my GF a misandrist if she told me that her boundary is that I do not hang out with other women or take photos shirtless, and I have the choice to leave or stay within her boundaries, I would say that’s just a very insecure person, not a misandrist.
If he was calling her a “slut”, “bitch” or any women degrading thing, or even forcing her giving no choice to do it, I might reconsider it. But nothing in the texts show that or misogynistic behavior.
Celina SpookyBoo (on tiktok and RUclips) posted a video talking about her experience on wegovy or ozempic (I can’t remember exactly which) and how horrible it made her feel, along with how BAD the suicidal ideations were for her. If you want a good firsthand account of what it’s like to go through that, it’s scary.
Another youtuber by the name of Jaime French has also spoken out against this drug. She said it really messed her up physically and mentally and she never even saw any results from it. She said that it felt like the drug was literally killing her.
Ozempic is saving my life, since I started using it my chronic fatigue has basically disappeared within mere days of starting my treatment. This is no small feat. I used to sleep about 14-18 hours every day, and even then I'd still be exhausted. my glucose levels have finally stabilised after being critically high, and I can finally live my life again after years of torture with constant infections, obesity, and other diabetic side effects. I have other chronic illnesses also, and I can finally focus on my other treatments
@@fireplanefirefighter same! it stopped my bing eating disorder too. Best thing i ever did
@LJ-mo7kx now that you mention it, I also haven't binged since starting this medication haha, and my sugar cravings have absolutely dissolved
I'm actually surprised it's taken the FDA so long to investigate Prime. I had no idea they also produced a non-caffeinated version of the drink.
It honestly seems like a slam-dunk and I expect PRIME will have to completely re-brand one part of their business and also pay a significant fine.
I’ll bet $50 that nothing comes of it. Regulation agencies are so gutless. Even if they want to, Paul can pay a lobbyist like $500k to bribe some Congressmen and this will go away.
Except the non caffinated one is the one you always see, so you must be pretty stupid
That’s funny, I had no idea they had a caffeinated drink until today lol. That’s crazy that it’s got 200 mgs, I’ve never seen anyone older then 12 drink prime irl before. Definitely a slam dunk.
You’re not the target demographic and you literally claimed ignorance.
They have a hydration line which is listed in the products name and they have an energy drink which is listed in the product’s name.
Whilst Logan is a douche and an asshole, this one’s on the parents.
My wife bought my sons each one. It caught me off guard. She thought they were just sports drinks. I told them no more of that. Don't need 200 mg of caffeine in my 8 year old.
With the Jonah Hill situation-I would be somewhat more understanding of his actions if all of the other weird, abusive, and shaming texts hadn’t also happened. Additionally, I think it is suspicious that he went after a girl who clearly didn’t hold the same values (as far as posting surf pics in a bathing suit, modeling, etc) and then tried to change her when they were already in a committed relationship.
Like, if he had actually just laid out **from the beginning** “hey, these are my personal values-if that works for you that’s good, if not let’s not date” that’d be one thing. But he didn’t. And beyond that, he made a lot of cruel, shaming, and controlling comments and demands, and he made these demands knowing what she does for a job. A lot of the things he was asking just aren’t fair or healthy. Like, allegedly telling her that she is not allowed to speak to any man while surfing (no matter the man’s age, how casual the convo is, or if they are platonic friends already) is insane, controlling behavior. Period. That’s just not an okay thing to ask of a partner. That’s just your insecurities becoming toxic.
My wife works at Target and before I ever saw this, she said it's nothing but kids asking for Prime
The Jonah Hill thing is definitely a complicated thing. He knew she was who she was, thought he was comfortable with that, and found out he wasn't. Setting boundaries is fine, but there is a fine line between, I can't do this, and I don't want YOU to do this. So I definitely see how she'd take that poorly, while he could either be abusive or just kind of a dumbass out of his depth.
Honestly it’s between them. Nobody else should be in their business. It’s stupid and annoying.
I'd say his boundaries are unreasonable and show insecurity and controlling behavior (she's a surfer but can't surf with men or post pictures of her in a bathing suit) but the concept of boundaries and expectations in a relationship is reasonable
He did NOTHING Wrong. Its obvious she wants attention
Definitely agree. Setting boundaries is absolutely appropriate but his expectations are not that. He's using the language in an attempt to manipulate her to change who she is entirely due to his insecurities. I understand if she put this out there to discuss her own mental health journey but my concern is why did she have to try to put him on blast now. You can discuss without saying who it is. People will probably figure it out but it makes me question her real intent. I don't think in this scenario that was necessary to do.
@@greenbrickbox3392 While that may be the case we don't know when in the relationship those boundaries were set if at the beginning or later on. If later on what were the reason behind and jumping to he's being controlling without knowing that. I mean you could also make the argument that she cheated on him with a male surfer and those boundaries were a contingency to keep the relationship instead of breaking up stating that is no different than calling him controlling or abusive. I mean why would she release those text now when she is out of the relationship instead of moving on.
For the Prime: my kids bought prime while I was putting gas in the car. Before they tried it I looked at it because I am a good mom. Saw the warnings and went into the store because they know they are not allowed energy drinks (11 yo and 10 yo) and found it with the Arizona iced tea! I told them that I totally understood why they thought they could have it but to get either a soda or Gatorade as the Prime was not going to happen.
Helicopter mom 🚁
@@HoodooboiiiiApparently paying attention to your kids is helicopter parenting smh. Would you rather they leave their kids totally unsupervised?
@@Captain-J-Amadaeus investigating every drink your kids consume, when they’re basically pre-teens, is silly. They’ll be smoking pot behind the school gym in 2-3years max.
@Hoodooboiiii I check the foods my kids eat. Especially when it is something that I see the influencers pushing. Generally I do not have to step in. But when it say no children, pregnant people or breastfeeding people my flags go up. Excessive caffeine, sugar and corn syrup, and various chemicals are not great. My kids get them, but not too much.
@Hoodooboiiii when my 10 year old brings me a drink I haven't seen before I will absolutely look. When it has a warning for children and pregnant/breastfeeding then I will absolutely kibosh. When they go to the stores without me then they will get away with it. Doesn't mean I won't try to educate them.
My job is to raise them to functional members of adult society.
I'm not sure how to feel about this Jonah story. On the one hand, its good for people to set out their boundaries clearly in a relationship, on the other hand some of these boundaries are a little insane. He doesn't want her to be photographed in a bathing suit... when she works as a professional surfer? What, was he expecting her to surf in a t-shirt and jeans?
There is quite the difference between a bathing suit and a wetsuit. Afaik, most surfers wear wetsuits or bodysuits when surfing.
It's because these weren't boundaries, they were attempts to control her behaviour. His boundaries could be "I won't date someone who takes pictures in a bathing suit", then remove himself from the relationship if he can't deal with the choices of his partner.
also he was super condescending in the texts. He wasnt sincerely saying "hey these are mu boundaries, if these dont align with you we should part ways since we arent a match"
He was straight up saying that if she doesnt comply to his boundaries, she cant expect to ever settle down with anyone. He was shaming her for her choices
Because he is so level-headed with his communication, I think there are events that happened that led to these things being boundaries he wants to set. Maybe she has a flirty personality, maybe some other shit happened. We don't really know. At the very least, this is nothing that is expose-worthy and it's sad that the woman is releasing public texts 1-2 years later and if you look at her recent instagram posts, they're full of "re-uploading what someone made me delete" and etc. It just seems so out of pocket.
@@DominiqueNoel0all boundaries between partners is controlling lol... "I don't want you to speak to other women" "I don't want you out late 3am in the dead of night" "I'd expect you to handle the bills"
They're all controlling lol. That's why you choose to either agree or disagree with them.
People are allowed to have boundaries in a relationship. Communicating them is pretty important.
I'm 100% with Jonah! He did EXACTLY what you're taught to do in therapy - set boundaries for himself and honestly communicate them to your partner. At that point it's the partner's responsibility to hear those boundaries, respect them, and decide whether to live by them or leave the relationship. This isn't hard, she's wrong.
As someone on Ozempic, I really don’t think depression has anything to do with it.
People on Ozempic are usually over weight. Being over weight isn’t fun. People aren’t nice to you. Do you know how hard it is to like yourself, like life, when you’re out of shape, when cute clothes are rarely accessible to you, when people look at you and treat you like an ‘it’? Most of us aren’t exactly slap happy about giving ourselves shots that cost 6 k a box.
they cost 6k in US?? In Australia theyre $150 per box. Thats wild.
Just because you've not had one of the sideeffects doesn't mean that sideeffect isn't there. A LOT of women have spoken about being incredibly anxious, suddenly experiencing panick attacks once they started it or went up in dosage. As someone with several lifelong anxiety disorders, let me tell ya, that's some intense, difficult to live with shit right there. And if you don't know how to deal with it, if you don't have years of experience with dealing with it, it can absolutely completely wreck you. Women are talking about barely dealing with thoughts of unaliving themselves. I'm so glad my mum asked for her diabetes medication to be switched once she experienced intense discomfort from Ozempic.
I don't think people can label Jonah Hill an abuser just from these texts. That said, Jonah 100% knew what he was getting into. He loved his girlfriend's pictures and activities before they dated; but once they dated he didn't like that other people were now looking at his girlfriend the way he had been before they dated. And that's fine...that proves they weren't good together. But someone not being good for/with you doesn't immediately make them an abuser. Jonah clearly has trust issues, and they were apparently going to a counselor so maybe they were working through those issues, who knows. I think boundaries are fine to have and express, but it's the receiving person's job to see if those boundaries match with their own... if not, you leave.
The pictures and everything were fine when she was single but i'm guessing Jonah hoped she would turn it down a notch when being in a relationship. But at the same time he was clearly stating what was making him uncomfortable but never told her she had to stop and even wished her well if that brings her happiness. But that they wouldn't work as a couple if that's what she wanted to do. A perfectly reasonable and mature response and people call that "Abuse". Unbelievable.
It will be interesting to see what happens to prime. Here in Norway, they made an alternative version with less coffeine and vitamin A to comply with the law.
I have never in my life felt compelled to release private messages between me and an ex for the world to see “for my mental health”. That smells like bullsht to me.
The internet is a wild place. The fact that people who know nothing about this relationship other than these messages, are using therapy language to pathologize Jonah Hill for putting his needs on the table (which is all that can be extrapolated from the messages) are then claiming that HE is the one using therapy language to be manipulative, while the person who released the messages is using therapy language as an excuse why she released them - is the biggest cluster f*ck.
Y’all engaging in this nonsense need to gain some self awareness and maybe get a hobby.
About the Jonah Hill texts… At least in regards to the text you shared, because I’ve read no others: that’s how adults communicate. Her behavior is a dealbreaker to him, he’s giving her a chance to say “I’ll change.” Or the option to leave and live her best live with no hard feelings from him. Relationships are about compromise. She clearly didn’t want to compromise those things and it ended. I don’t get the uproar. It’s unfortunate it didn’t work out, but not everyone is meant for everyone else.
It seems you're having trouble distinguishing controlling behavior with compromising.
*Her behavior is a dealbreaker to him*
Her behavior of doing her job and posting pictures of her work to social media? That's fine, but then he shouldn't have hit her up in the first place because this is her whole life/career, and that's literally how he found her.
Funny how it magically didn't bother him before.
*he’s giving her a chance to say “I’ll change.”*
Wow how generous of him. Next time someone gets me emotionally invested in them and then tries to isolate me from my friends, work clients and completely change my career, I'll be grateful that they gave me the "chance" to change my awful ways that they were fully aware of before meeting me.
*Relationships are about compromise.*
And your idea of a valid compromise is for her to agree to all his demands, and completely change her life, work and who her friends are.
Got it.
That's not a compromise, that's a controlling insecure douchebag attempting to isolate you under the threat of breaking up if you don't comply.
*She clearly didn’t want to compromise those things and it ended.*
She didn't want to "compromise" on not hanging out with most of her female friends, cutting her work clientele by 80% and feeling bad about being in a swimsuit when it's literally her job to be in one and post pictures of her work to the company's social media?
You don't say.
*I don’t get the uproar*
Shocker.
@@Movs. Okay but what you are saying doesn't make any sense either. What if something changed during their relationship and that's why Jonah is setting up boundaries with her?
Also he isn't being controlling with her if he's saying she can leave the relationship. Also you taking it as a threat just means you just want them both to be in an unhappy relationship together. The situation would still be the same if he broke up with her without saying anything at all.
That's the thing about relationship tho anything can change during that time
@@Movs. for all we know he didn't realize he wasn't cool with that stuff until he was in a relationship with her. You're just making assumptions to fit you're narative.
The chance to change means what it says. If the change is a bad one for her, it's a bad one for her. Doesn't change the fact that that type of change is what Jonah was looking for. And it doesn't make him a douche for wanting her to make that change, just an idiot.
You're putting words in their mouth. They never said "valid compromise" they said "compromise." If it's not a very good one or valid one, then so what? What a compromise in a relationship looks like depends on the people, sometimes it's normal and sometimes it's not. Either way it was the compromise he wanted in order to be happy in the relationship. And how is that a threat? If anything, I'd assume with your whole "he's a piece of trash" thing, you'd say he's doing her a favour.
What Jonah is is an idiot. An insecure idiot too, I suppose. But for all we know there's reasons to that. I mean, you're making assumptions, so why can't we assume that Jonah actually has been cheated on multiple times, or was in a controlling relationship himself? Quite literally all we know is that he had some crazy boundries/non-negotiables in the relationship, with breaking up being the response if the couldn't be met (because all that meant was his unhappiness in the relationship) and she didn't like those, so they broke up. That's not controlling, nor is it abusive. The break up itself isn't even unreasonable, as it would have resulted in a miserable relationship. The only thing unreasonable is the boundries/non-negotiables.
@eva2k0- Atleast someone gets it. How do you "control" someone who has the power to stay or leave? I had a buddy that dated a girl who smoked, he was a nurse, so he saw the effects of smoking on a daily basis. He tells her to quit or they'll just be friends, he explained he didn't want her to end up like most smokers end up. She chose to break it off and they're still cool.
There was literally nothing controlling about what he did. People act like someone cant have a change of heart. In Jonah's case, was he supposed to bottle it up, eventhough it was bothering him? No, he did what any man should do, he straight up told her what the issue was. She wasn't willing to change that behavior, so they broke it off. No harm, no foul.
@@thepeopleschamp9076 exactly. That’s some of the most healthy communication I’ve seen in modern day relationships in a while. When you don’t like something, you have to communicate it to your partner, otherwise the relationship is doomed.
The context of Sarah releasing this stuff after they had been apart long enough for him to have a kid with a new partner absolutely makes her look toxic. What he did is just general shitty relationship stuff, what she is doing here is trying to use a moment where he was a bit shitty to actually ruin his life
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Telling someone what they can wear isn't a "boundary".
Also, if someone is doing something you don't like before you walk into their lives, don't ask them to stop; go somewhere else instead.
THIS! 100% this. He's using therapy language to change her from how she was from the start.
He did. And now she’s mad he did. He went somewhere else more than a year ago but here she is trying to keep it going.
@@fireflybutton1939Bullshit. If that was the case he’d still be with her instead of moving on.
As someone who doesnt like Jonah Hill much, i still dont really find the text abusive. I think the claims of using "therapy speak" abusively would be valid if he flew off the handle after the breakup, like he was just doing it as a tactic and didnt actually expect her to leave. But she released these texts a year after their breakup and it doesnt seem like he did anything. He genuinely just let her move on.
Its insecure, sure, and i think realistically he needs to work through these issues if he wants a healthy relationship. But nothing he did was abusive.
The irony of someone claiming someone else is controlling....While releasing cherry picked texts without much context and removing most of their own responses. One would say controlling the narrative. Lastly find it interesting how people claim Jonah was using "therapy language" to cover him being abusive yet she used "mental health" as a cover so she could be petty.
Manipulation 101
Please give an example of what missing context we need to think what he said was totally ok?
If he wasn’t comfortable with his girlfriend posting pictures then it’s perfectly fine to say
“ I’m not comfortable with these pictures of you online. If you’d like to continue posting them I will have to reconsider if this relationship is right for me”
But it should never sound like “you shouldn’t be posting this on Instagram take it down now”
The first gives the person your feelings and allows them to decide between if they want to change that to keep the relationship or move on but it’s not judgmental and you’re not telling them what to do, the second is controlling and honestly a red flag
Yes Larry, enjoy some fear not knowing when your next traumatic incident is.
Last week: man comments on his girlfriend's public posts saying he doesnt want her to do that
Internet reaction: "inappropriate! He should have done it in private"
This week: private texts show a man talking to his girlftabout how he feels about what she does
Internet: "he's privately manipulating her!!"
Tbf doing that publicly was not needed. Hill handled it appropriately, I think that's fair.
@@chillin5703 I agree, the reaction to the first was completely justified
What the hell is wrong with people. Those messages aren't abusive. I was expecting insults and crap flung everywhere, horrible things being said, threats of violence or something..
Instead it was pretty much "I'm not comfortable with the things you're doing, this isn't going to work out." What the HELL is wrong with people?
Arguably, the things he sent her were insulting. Whether it's abusive isn't for the internet to decide, but cursing at her and saying derisive things about her friends and her clothes is objectively insulting.
I feel bad for Jonah but if it’s over he dodged a bullet.
@@olivebranch7769 >Whether it's abusive isn't for the internet to decide
The internet really needs to stop deciding things because it's gone nuts for about 6 years now.
@@BlazingOwnager You can't decide that, you're on the internet.
"I'm not comfortable with the job you had when I asked you out, and this isn't going to work out unless you stop working with 80% of your clientele and stop hanging out with any female friends I don't like. I'm randomly deciding this now after lying to you by omission and pretending I had no problem until I got you emotionally attached to me"
There I fixed it for you.
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I think I land somewhere in the middle on the jonah hill story. While I don't think I'd label it abusive, especially because of that one message shown, I do think he's a weird jerk. Why would you start dating a surfer model who wears a bathing suit (normal) to do said surfing and then start telling her she's not supposed to do that bc you dont "approve"? He chose that relationship and then does essentially make her feel bad and ask her to conform to his standards after he chooses that relationship. And calling it a "boundary" is weaponizing therapy speak. He expressed a preference, not a boundary.
And theres missing details but it's not "your boundary" to tell someone else they shouldn't be friends with people because you dont think its a good friendship. He's right, they don't seem like a good match, but he shouldve known that from him liking her bikini surfing pics and he shouldn't have put that on her and made her feel like she was in the wrong.
Unfortunately, people are irrational like that all the time in relationships. Literally all the time. People lose the initial exciting feeling, and realize they're not actually comfortable with something their partner does. Welcome to real life.
Exactly all the idiots on Jonah's are leaving out the fact, why he even dated her in the first place. As well thinking telling a woman to befriend people to thier "liking"/ isolating them.
@@horrordragon2010 And all the people defending her seem to miss the fact things can change over the course of a relationship, and that she seemingly did something to abuse his trust
I see it as I date you then while being with you I see the bad actions and motivation of your friends and I ask you to distance yourself from them but you decide to spend more time with them and do even more things I don't like just to make a "it's my choice to make and if you say you don't like it your against me" point
@@aidanquiett668 and was that thing, still pursuing a surfing/model career ; while not dressing like a nun. Cuz don't you know that women have to cover up/not show an ounce of skin; as soon as they get into a relationship. Regardless if thier career requires them shows some skin.
guy decided what he felt comfortable in a relationship or not; that's not toxic, that's open and clear communication. i'm sure Hill is embarrassed that this was show to everyone, but i consider it a complete win
When has sharing personal text to social media become “normal”, it seem kinda disrespectful and disgusting. I wouldn’t share your phone online. 😑😑
If she just told people she would be accused of lying
Especially, a year later when he’s being a new baby into the world.
I honestly am glad because now I can choose not to support shitty misogynists by not giving my money or energy to their works. Bye bye Jonah bill! Another one bites the dust
@@ll2323 pretty convenient for her… isn’t it 🙄
@@fandomaine or maybe people should keep relationships private like they’re fuckin supposed to be. 🤦🙄
I agree with the people that say that Jonah Hill is just using language to disguise the fact that he's trying to control/shame her. The "boundary" he's talking about has nothing to do with him or with anything actually affecting him. He's just saying "you being hot and free makes me feel insecure, so change or I'll leave you"