I remember him saying that. If he's after something that works quicker, your talking Merchant of Venice pound of flesh shit. Ozempic face comes from people taking a full pen of the max dose immediately which nearly kills you. That's the problem with this cunt, everything has to be I want it now like a child lying on the Walmart Toy section floor with his mum trying to drag away.
Someone should recommend dinitrophenol to Jer, very fast acting and effective for weight loss. Only downside is it might kill you but he is already doing that with alcohol.
As much as I loathe him I wouldn't recommend any medications that could potentially kill him, if only in a generic sense.
GLP-1 agonists aren't magic pills. The patient still needs to fundamentally change their lifestyle to get anything out of it. Eating in excess becomes physically harder to do but not impossible for the morbidly obese like him who eats garbage and chugs alcohol as coping mechanisms.
They're usually dead stock/confirmed not to have rare cards since the rare cards in the case were already pulled (not sure if it's still like this - but with old MTG & Pokemon blister packs, boxes purchased from wholesale were guaranteed to have a certain amount of rare cards - once those cards were pulled, the remaining blister packs would essentially be worthless).
It can also give you a condition known as "paralyzed stomach" which you can die from which I never knew was possible until I looked into the ozempic fad
Money cant buy discipline. Even Betty Ford clinic cant help if you dont TRULY want to quit. I dont think Hambly wants to quit. Allso it would take time off his content and a few weeks in rehab would kill his algorithm chase.
Links are good imo!
I think it's absolutely worth it for him to overpay Melonie! Oh, you meant from his perspective, not ours...
Well yeah he has a history of backstabbing and snaking people repeatedly and often especially when drunk. Trusting Jer with anything is like trusting Ralph with anything.
That was like heroin straight into my veins