I feel that brother, as we get older the stuff and people we love do too, and everything has a finite amount of time. I too am glad these guys are still at it, I hope they still enjoy doing it as much as I enjoy watching/listening.
What on earth gives you the idea that Pyrion despises fruit and vegetables? If you actually pay attention to these podcasts you'll find that Pyrion, despite being the only non vegitarian/vegan clearly enjoys far more vegetables than either Sips or Lewis, perhaps the reason it's so easy for them to be vegetarians is because their pallet is miniscule.
It's extra funny when sips admitted he would prefer to just be able to swallow a pill and not have to eat normal food. He literally does not get to have an opinion on food lol, and Lewis is a twig, he also can't lecture anybody about food lol
I was drinking huel for a bit. Liked it better than Soylent. I got spooked about hearing like all pea protein has Roundup particles in it or something along those lines. So I'm like welp done with that. I cba to make food multiple times a day. Life just keeps getting more complicated through societal change. Basically if you have time to cook your organic food you are privileged or living a hunter gatherer type life/living off the land. Which living off the land is also privileged I imagine it would be quite hard for the majority of people to try to move somewhere to live off the land unless they are trespassing on someone else's land. The only way a normal person could possibly cook their own food is cooking bulk and canning the extra. I want to start doing that just have to invest in the time and resources to do. *Edit: freaking autocorrect...
I'm not a vegan but on Lewis' side back at around 17 or so minutes in. Like Lewlew just said "oh I take these supliments because I don't eat meat" and Pyrion was the one that went on the defensive.
I always laugh when Lewis talk nutrition as he clearly knows very little about the topic. At least he is eating lots of fruit and veg though which will help counter his sedentary life style.
@@joeheading9028 indeed. I think calorie neglecting is something that most new vegan are guilty of at first. Most learn later to build their diets around grains, legumes and other calorie rich foods. Lewis however strikes me as a fellow how just eats enough to get by, which will greatly effect him in later years. Hopefully he will learn to eat a bit more substantially.
@@DanwilsonArchive calroic restriction / intermittent fasting has been linked to longevity so those badly planned low calorie meals may benefit them in the long run
@@charlieboii8264 I like it too, but if you don't have Tom in any of the videos anymore, they don't make GTA videos anymore, the only real thing that they put out on the channel are the Simon and Lewis things which are really fun to watch, and TTT which is also great. But that's really it. Remember when they used to have games night on there, a Minecraft series, GTA, trouble of terrorist town, usually they would do a challenge about every two months or so. I don't think it's that bad since we've been important to you and they haven't really been able to do that much. But even so I mean it's not that hard to play video games and record in the current times
"breakfast is the most important meal of the day" Sips is still following the health advice he was given in the 1950's. To be fair the first meal is really important, but it doesn't mean you need to eat in the morning. Fasting for longer periods has a lot of proven benefits to health. Keep on fasting, flax!
That's actually not true, if you are intermediary fasting you would start at around 7pm and then start working out in the morning and then wait another hour or two to eat, the point of that is so you have close to no gylcogen stocks to make glucose so you burn fat. However if you are just not eating or working out you end up losing muscle mass instead, you also don't keep your digestion system active in the morning which slows down brain activity and your metabolism.
@@a.garcha199 that's actually not true. The point of *intermittent fasting is to fast. Exercise or not. Are you actually saying if you don't exercise, your body will burn muscle before it burns fat? Think about it. You'll actually burn more muscle if you exercise too intensely. It's called catabolic exercise. And the slower brain activity and slower metabolism has been debunked a million times you can take my word for it or just Google it yourself.
To my very bad understanding, the human body is designed to use energy in proportion to it's intake. So if you don't eat for awhile your metabolism slows down and vice versa. I was told by my doctor, I was morbidly obese but am now only obese, that you should eat literally anything in the morning cause you'll burn more calories that way. I haven't done any exercise but still have lost about 75 pounds. I'm frail as hell yes, but I've been feeling more energetic and healthy.
@@dylanconfer1116 first off congrats on the weight loss! But yes, generally speaking the body does use energy proportional to intake, but that has more to do with how many calories you eat than when. Doesn't matter if you eat 5 times a day, if you're eating 1000 fewer calories a day your metabolism will slow down. And it will slow down when you fast as well but that's when you're fasting for days at a time, not just 12-16 hours. But to be fair I'm just a random on the internet, your personal doc will know what's best for you. I just get annoyed when people like sips downplay fasting without research just because it goes against what they were taught growing up.
You get yelled at when you get off the bus at any US military boot camp. Not just the Marines. It’s to get you out of your comfort zone and to get you stressed out and to see how you work under pressure. I think it’s a great way to weed out the weak. If you can’t handle your fellow military members yelling at you, then there is no way you are going to be able to handle getting shot at.
And actually joking aside, what about if we were detrivores? Or what about if we avoid heterotrophy conpletely and became autotrophs. Like could that have been possible. Are all autotrophs plantae or can animalia produce food internally? Cause I could imagine enjoying sunbathing more of I could photosynthesise, even if we had to have green skin.
@@jamescarroll384 I believe specific bacteria are autotrophs so not just plantae. But now that you mention it I think plant human hybrids should be the transhumanism movement we embrace over cybernetics
@@jamescarroll384 very few animals can photosynthesize, but some such as the sea slug and spotted salamander can. They both utilise algae in their skin, in a somewhat similar way that we utilise bacteria in our gut. There are lots of non-plants that can photosynthesize, but most often these organisms are single-celled.
Always love hearing their take on military basic training. Our drill instructors (Marines) are very good at creating chaotic environments and forcing recruits (and officer candidates) to operate effectively in those environments. As to how well it works to change those recruits and candidates, I think everyone takes something away from it and it definitely makes you grow up a bit. I learned a lot about maturity and I credit it with helping me grow up and function well as an adult
Actually about the b12 thing guys, b12 is from a bacteria that used to be naturally found in the soil and natural water sources, but where weve basically sterilised everything we cant get enough naturally anymore. The b12 from meat is because livestock are given supplements. So is just 2nd hand supplement. Just take the b12 1st hand?
Glad to see someone else bring that up. Kinda surprised Lewis didn't understand this. B12 is a bacteria. It's very sad people think that getting b12 straight from the source is somehow more bad than going through a "middle man" who generally gets it through supplements anyways. 🤦♀️
That's not actually correct. B12 is created by bacteria and ruminent animals have that bacteria in their digestive systems. They aren't given B12 supplements but actually coblat which is vital for producing B12. Humans don't produce B12 from cobalt, therefore it's not comparable. The amount of cobalt is relatively small as well and isn't always needed, it's just added as a precaution.
@@BlargSmarg I think you might be confusing wild cows with the ones Tescoo gets steaks from. You won't buy supplement free meat in a supermarket nowadays. or antibiotic free. Factory farmed livestock is given B12.
b12 is only in meat because it comes from dirt and raw water, which the animals then eat/drink, the reason we don't get much of it from anywhere else from but meat is because all the water you drink is purified and chlorinated to the point where it's almost unhealthy to drink that sort of water, and all the muck is power washed off the vegetables and fruits that you buy in the stores.
Vitamin B12 is found in the soil. It is no longer widely in our diets because we clean our vegetables. The main reason that animal protein has large quanties of it is because we force feed them it in amongst a concoction of vitamins and antibiotics.
there is a really good video that The Nerdwriter made on movies in the 90's. It's about how they are all focused on office jobs and boredom because the 90's were so good. There was nothing bad to comment on, really interesting.
No matter what scanderous slandle may be going around, I still love y'all. The yogscast has been my go to forever. Stay strong strong bromplompkins, just stay friends and have fun! The has already ended in my timeline, so I thought I should tell you now. Hope you see this.
If anyone wants a good show with British humour that doesn't rely on cringe so heavily, check out detectorists, I will always sing the praises of that show because it's not that well known, but it's so great and relaxing. I binge watch it all whenever I'm depressed. It's a light hearted, feel good comedy
Its the Golden rule of the Podcast: don't ever take its advice at face value, especially if it has anything to do with science or politics. Its an entertaining podcast with 3 people who all bring something unique to the table. It's not a panel of well-informed experts. They often make good points about stuff but if you're interested in anything they say then you need to look into it outside of the information they give you.
As a person who’s lost 100 lbs and has maintained it for a while, sips is the only one with sound health advice in terms of food and meals. Lewis is on the right track. Flax has never been to a nutrition class in his life.
Maria priest But keto isn’t a “healthy” way to eat. It just helps your body burn fat. I’m talking about the maintenance afterwards. That’s the “healthy” part.
Late response, but I strongly disagree for a few reasons: 1) Intermittent fasting has been proven to have numerous benefits, not to mention the fact that it aids caloric restriction due to the smaller feeding window. Sip's advice that breakfast is essential and to eat even if you're not hungry is outdated, we get hungry for a reason and we've become way too comfortable not even reaching a true hunger state. 2) Lewis and Sips aren't on the right track because they're both vegans - which is not how we evolved or SHOULD eat - I can respect it for ethical/religious reasons but it's definitely not optimal for human performance. The fact that they have to supplement vitamins and minerals, alongside their physiques (no offense intended) doesn't suggest that their diet is the way forward. Now I also don't believe that Flax is well informed either - eating processed meals etc but I don't think that he has a necessarily bad diet either. I also do believe, based on evidence that the Keto diet is a healthy way to eat if you can sustain and are eating mostly whole foods. Remember that you can still have some carbs on Keto. Carbs aren't essential and most sedentary people do not need the energy from carbs. I tend to think of carbs as fuel for exercise/physical activity rather than an essential macronutrient.
Never had huel, but I quite like the coffee soylent. I hadn't been eating breakfast since it's too much of a hassle to get up early enough before starting work and it's let me make sure I'm not always skipping a meal and it's got enough caffeine to take the place of my morning coffee too.
On the topic of interesting, film-related stories, about how it was made: The Island of Dr. Moreau (1996) was pretty interesting. Just about every conceivable problem that could happen with a film's production, did, plus some odd and unbelievable things occurred on top of it.
I think Pyrion is on such a defensive when it comes to vegetarianism and veganism that the mere mention of it brings out the arguments. Like all Lewis said was "I take these supliments because I don't eat meat" and Pyrion immediately started with "again with your vegan and vegetarian agenda! I'm not gonna stop eating meat!" I reckon Pyrion probably does get heckled by Lewis a lot about it because Lewis does seem to bring up his veganism a lot (he brought it up again in the last Simon's Weird News video and Simon immediately called him out on it - if he's like this when he's on screen imagine what he's like off screen). But I also think that Pyrion is so defensive about his meat eating that any time vegetarianism is brought up around him he feels like he has to protect his corner. I reckon it's probably just tiring for Sips, you know he can't bring up anything about food around Pyrion because if he talks about vegetarian chicken nuggets or vegetable based meals Pyrion probably just starts up with his arguing again. Sips has said in the past he got fed up with an ex-coworker for always going on about Sips' choice to be vegetarian so he probably feels the same way about Flax to some extent. This is just massive speculation on my part, I don't want to put words in the mouths of the trio, it's just my opinion based off what I've seen in this video and previous tri-forces.
@@jacobmould1576 I went through a podcast drought and ended up listening to all the episodes 3 times and some way more, something I noticed was Sips doesn't ridicule someone for eating meat however as a whole he does believe humans need to cut down on their meat consumption, Lewis is obviously a big fan of trends so he will hop on anything he reads but generally he doesn't actually bring it up often, alot of the time it's brought up as a result of pyrion mentioning it or bringing up food. Pyrion is hugely defensive on meat consumption, he goes out of his way to constantly affirm he doesn't eat that much meat whenever it's brought up, he also always calls them out for bringing up veganism to him and then takes the piss out of it alot, I think Sips was just tired since pyrion is the one who asked Lewis about it and then got annoyed and said he always brings it up.
Seinfeld is another one that has a lot of jokes that just would not fly today. Like the one with the cigar store Indian, one of the funniest episodes in my opinion, would just be torn to shreds today. "HEY JERRY! LOOK WHAT I GOT!!! *insert racist whooping noise*"
Pizza Hut payed one million dollars to put their logo on a Russian rocket but the initial plan was to project their logo on to the moon but would have been almost impossible, the Russians also hit a golf ball into space for a Canadian golf company, and that is still not the end of it, they took a giant Pepsi can into space as well for Pepsi to make the first advert in space. With all the private space companies advertising will probably become more common.
Can I just say that when they were talking about b12 deficiency they werent quite right as all diets are now low in b12 even if you ate enough meat as b12 actual comes from the soil stuck to the vegetation animals eat and the best way to get b12 is simply through a vitamin!
pyrion "i pitched the game of being a crime family and xcom type game play... me thinking but they have that ? its called empire of sin, and i think there are 2 more similar games? at least? pyrion keeps going " but the combat is not serious and goofy" ahhhh that they do not have
I'm usually with Pyrion all the way, but the first half of this podcast is just him being unreasonable and then dismissing alternate opinions and valid counters. Come on man!
Whenever I hear about people talking about being a vegetarian or vegan I just buy and eat more meat. It's weird that people who don't like the idea of eating animals makes other people eat more animals.
B12 is also in mushrooms. So no, you don't need meat. Also consuming too much of it isn't great. Which is true for a lot of people since who eats the daily recommendation for meat? What even is it now, 80-100 grams?
chewing food is important, if you switched to a pure powder based diet (for a lifetime) youd eventually get a deformed skull and your airways would get blocked
Eating breakfast in the morning starts your metabolism - it's one of the reasons you actually get hungry. If you skip it you won't eat enough and you won't eat at the right times.
46:00 Animal House is probably the start of those 80s party films like Stripes and Porky's. Animal House was partly inspired by a real Frat at the University of Wisconsin in Madison, not too far from where I grew up. 16:00 bruh. Gentlemen, if the star system's terraforming system corrected itself, and you woke to discover the broken Chlorophyll molecule in melanin fully reclaiming darker people, causing them to turn into perfect food animals... And you couldn't digest plants any more (those two changes would most likely go hand in hand)... Would you give up eating or adapt to survive like our fine master Pyrion here? 😁🥓 Keep in mind the upside to this adjustment is that males from Caucasian farming communities would go back to being female naturally (all fetuses begin female), and along with much happier and healthier PLANTLIFE and decreasing desert conditions within biomes... Caucasian life expectancy would increase dramatically. Rejecting this scenario misses the point of the exercise. If you don't like it, "yes and..." me. PS the cursed thumbnail from last week still haunts me.
I fucking love how much of this podcast is vegan rants. I'm always rooting for Pyrion, me being a filthy meat eater and all, verbally beating down sips and Lewis.
Something about people talking about diets reminds me of people talking about politics. IDC vegan, vegetarian, carnivore, IF, keto, w/e you are - I've never heard anyone use actual facts or data on anything, nor even slightly alter their view on "Their dietary political candidate" from talking about it. Everything just turns into value arguments and discussions. Blegh.
I think Sips has a valid point about eating, even if you're not hungry. It's like drinking water even when you're not thirsty. You have to stay hydrated and (Especially in hot weather) by the time you feel thirsty, you'll be dehydrated.
I forgot how much I like this podcast, its become one of the few yogscast things I love thats still being made. Rip (Yogpod, Movie Dungeon)
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I feel that brother, as we get older the stuff and people we love do too, and everything has a finite amount of time.
I too am glad these guys are still at it, I hope they still enjoy doing it as much as I enjoy watching/listening.
i like how Pyrion despises the idea of eating vegetables and fruit but would gladly eat water and powder lmao
What on earth gives you the idea that Pyrion despises fruit and vegetables? If you actually pay attention to these podcasts you'll find that Pyrion, despite being the only non vegitarian/vegan clearly enjoys far more vegetables than either Sips or Lewis, perhaps the reason it's so easy for them to be vegetarians is because their pallet is miniscule.
Sips was so right when he calls out Pflax with the Huel thing 😂
@Liam Atkins it's when Sips goes "you asked him about it!"
I felt him 😂
It's extra funny when sips admitted he would prefer to just be able to swallow a pill and not have to eat normal food.
He literally does not get to have an opinion on food lol, and Lewis is a twig, he also can't lecture anybody about food lol
Pre episode prediction: Lewis is buying Huel and loving it. He'll try to convince Sips and Pyrion to also buy it.
Edit: It was Pyrion.
and as a shut in viewer from america, I'll be spending 30 mins learning about this
I was drinking huel for a bit. Liked it better than Soylent. I got spooked about hearing like all pea protein has Roundup particles in it or something along those lines. So I'm like welp done with that. I cba to make food multiple times a day. Life just keeps getting more complicated through societal change. Basically if you have time to cook your organic food you are privileged or living a hunter gatherer type life/living off the land. Which living off the land is also privileged I imagine it would be quite hard for the majority of people to try to move somewhere to live off the land unless they are trespassing on someone else's land. The only way a normal person could possibly cook their own food is cooking bulk and canning the extra. I want to start doing that just have to invest in the time and resources to do. *Edit: freaking autocorrect...
27:09 That 'no, dear!' got me as hard as it did Sips, good lord I fucking adore Triforce
Finally a triforce podcast with decent length. Slap 20 more minutes on it and it will be perfect.
Huel is a great way to shit out everything in your body in a vicious high velocity high pressure blast
I'm not a vegan but on Lewis' side back at around 17 or so minutes in. Like Lewlew just said "oh I take these supliments because I don't eat meat" and Pyrion was the one that went on the defensive.
I always laugh when Lewis talk nutrition as he clearly knows very little about the topic. At least he is eating lots of fruit and veg though which will help counter his sedentary life style.
@@DanwilsonArchive as another vegan, i can say what he listed as his meals were very low cal outside the oats. macros should be priority
@@joeheading9028 indeed. I think calorie neglecting is something that most new vegan are guilty of at first. Most learn later to build their diets around grains, legumes and other calorie rich foods. Lewis however strikes me as a fellow how just eats enough to get by, which will greatly effect him in later years. Hopefully he will learn to eat a bit more substantially.
@@DanwilsonArchive We should tell him
@@DanwilsonArchive calroic restriction / intermittent fasting has been linked to longevity so those badly planned low calorie meals may benefit them in the long run
woooo hooooo bang on time baby yeeeeee. Is it sad that the podcast is one of the only weekly things I look forward to?
Now that the main channel is dying
Whatchu mean I like the main channel content
@@charlieboii8264 I like it too, but if you don't have Tom in any of the videos anymore, they don't make GTA videos anymore, the only real thing that they put out on the channel are the Simon and Lewis things which are really fun to watch, and TTT which is also great. But that's really it. Remember when they used to have games night on there, a Minecraft series, GTA, trouble of terrorist town, usually they would do a challenge about every two months or so. I don't think it's that bad since we've been important to you and they haven't really been able to do that much. But even so I mean it's not that hard to play video games and record in the current times
@@GGrrEEnn1132 acting like the main channel hasn't had stagnant periods before
@@StalkTheHype u right
Triforce podcast always brightens my day. Thanks boys
When they are talking and laughing about their old fav comedys and tv shows was some super wholesome excitment from the guys
Cant wait to hear Pyrion's review of Huel next week.
Many people may come and go and the yogscast may change
but the Triforce podcast will always bring a smile to my face
"breakfast is the most important meal of the day"
Sips is still following the health advice he was given in the 1950's. To be fair the first meal is really important, but it doesn't mean you need to eat in the morning. Fasting for longer periods has a lot of proven benefits to health. Keep on fasting, flax!
That's actually not true, if you are intermediary fasting you would start at around 7pm and then start working out in the morning and then wait another hour or two to eat, the point of that is so you have close to no gylcogen stocks to make glucose so you burn fat. However if you are just not eating or working out you end up losing muscle mass instead, you also don't keep your digestion system active in the morning which slows down brain activity and your metabolism.
@@a.garcha199 that's actually not true. The point of *intermittent fasting is to fast. Exercise or not. Are you actually saying if you don't exercise, your body will burn muscle before it burns fat? Think about it. You'll actually burn more muscle if you exercise too intensely. It's called catabolic exercise. And the slower brain activity and slower metabolism has been debunked a million times you can take my word for it or just Google it yourself.
To my very bad understanding, the human body is designed to use energy in proportion to it's intake. So if you don't eat for awhile your metabolism slows down and vice versa. I was told by my doctor, I was morbidly obese but am now only obese, that you should eat literally anything in the morning cause you'll burn more calories that way.
I haven't done any exercise but still have lost about 75 pounds. I'm frail as hell yes, but I've been feeling more energetic and healthy.
@@dylanconfer1116 first off congrats on the weight loss! But yes, generally speaking the body does use energy proportional to intake, but that has more to do with how many calories you eat than when. Doesn't matter if you eat 5 times a day, if you're eating 1000 fewer calories a day your metabolism will slow down. And it will slow down when you fast as well but that's when you're fasting for days at a time, not just 12-16 hours. But to be fair I'm just a random on the internet, your personal doc will know what's best for you. I just get annoyed when people like sips downplay fasting without research just because it goes against what they were taught growing up.
You get yelled at when you get off the bus at any US military boot camp. Not just the Marines. It’s to get you out of your comfort zone and to get you stressed out and to see how you work under pressure. I think it’s a great way to weed out the weak. If you can’t handle your fellow military members yelling at you, then there is no way you are going to be able to handle getting shot at.
Not only that but I think it conditions you over all. My boss is a tough sob and it has helped me over many years to become stronger
IMO it also gets you used to just communicating in a very loud clear manner which is absolutely essential in the field.
Pyrion: I'm a lazy fucker, if I have to make a salad twice a day-
Also Pyrion 5 sec later: I don't want pre-cut carrots, that's super lazy!
an hour long episode? Christmas came early this year boys
We're omnivores, from an evolution standpoint it's probably one of the most op trait to put in your build.
It does take more evolution points to spec into though
What about wings? I definitely would have speced into a winged-support class with a focus on ranged dps
And actually joking aside, what about if we were detrivores? Or what about if we avoid heterotrophy conpletely and became autotrophs. Like could that have been possible. Are all autotrophs plantae or can animalia produce food internally? Cause I could imagine enjoying sunbathing more of I could photosynthesise, even if we had to have green skin.
@@jamescarroll384 I believe specific bacteria are autotrophs so not just plantae. But now that you mention it I think plant human hybrids should be the transhumanism movement we embrace over cybernetics
@@jamescarroll384 very few animals can photosynthesize, but some such as the sea slug and spotted salamander can. They both utilise algae in their skin, in a somewhat similar way that we utilise bacteria in our gut. There are lots of non-plants that can photosynthesize, but most often these organisms are single-celled.
Always love hearing their take on military basic training. Our drill instructors (Marines) are very good at creating chaotic environments and forcing recruits (and officer candidates) to operate effectively in those environments. As to how well it works to change those recruits and candidates, I think everyone takes something away from it and it definitely makes you grow up a bit. I learned a lot about maturity and I credit it with helping me grow up and function well as an adult
big bang theory also had live studio audience. Not that it matters, they are still instructed to laugh on prompts
I really doubt that continued for long. Many of the laughs fade in and out far too quickly to be live.
Pyrion would rather eat factory dust than fruits and veg?
Seriously! Is it that hard to make a huge bowl of pasta, some Ragu sauce and boom! Three days worth of dinner.
Loved the video lads. Also fav kids in the hall quote "I'm squishing your head"
Actually about the b12 thing guys, b12 is from a bacteria that used to be naturally found in the soil and natural water sources, but where weve basically sterilised everything we cant get enough naturally anymore. The b12 from meat is because livestock are given supplements. So is just 2nd hand supplement. Just take the b12 1st hand?
Glad to see someone else bring that up. Kinda surprised Lewis didn't understand this. B12 is a bacteria. It's very sad people think that getting b12 straight from the source is somehow more bad than going through a "middle man" who generally gets it through supplements anyways. 🤦♀️
I get all my B12 from my favorite monster energy drinks, its great too if your hiking across America
That’s really interesting
That's not actually correct. B12 is created by bacteria and ruminent animals have that bacteria in their digestive systems. They aren't given B12 supplements but actually coblat which is vital for producing B12. Humans don't produce B12 from cobalt, therefore it's not comparable. The amount of cobalt is relatively small as well and isn't always needed, it's just added as a precaution.
@@BlargSmarg I think you might be confusing wild cows with the ones Tescoo gets steaks from. You won't buy supplement free meat in a supermarket nowadays. or antibiotic free. Factory farmed livestock is given B12.
b12 is only in meat because it comes from dirt and raw water, which the animals then eat/drink, the reason we don't get much of it from anywhere else from but meat is because all the water you drink is purified and chlorinated to the point where it's almost unhealthy to drink that sort of water, and all the muck is power washed off the vegetables and fruits that you buy in the stores.
Vitamin B12 is found in the soil. It is no longer widely in our diets because we clean our vegetables. The main reason that animal protein has large quanties of it is because we force feed them it in amongst a concoction of vitamins and antibiotics.
Animals do not have B12 in their meat because of antibiotics... Also wild game meat like deer has a lot of B12 and they graze on wild vegetation.
there is a really good video that The Nerdwriter made on movies in the 90's. It's about how they are all focused on office jobs and boredom because the 90's were so good. There was nothing bad to comment on, really interesting.
No matter what scanderous slandle may be going around, I still love y'all.
The yogscast has been my go to forever.
Stay strong strong bromplompkins, just stay friends and have fun!
The has already ended in my timeline, so I thought I should tell you now. Hope you see this.
If anyone wants a good show with British humour that doesn't rely on cringe so heavily, check out detectorists, I will always sing the praises of that show because it's not that well known, but it's so great and relaxing. I binge watch it all whenever I'm depressed. It's a light hearted, feel good comedy
Classic triforce with the uninformed nutritional advice lmao
Its the Golden rule of the Podcast: don't ever take its advice at face value, especially if it has anything to do with science or politics. Its an entertaining podcast with 3 people who all bring something unique to the table. It's not a panel of well-informed experts. They often make good points about stuff but if you're interested in anything they say then you need to look into it outside of the information they give you.
A+ final line by Sips.
As a person who’s lost 100 lbs and has maintained it for a while, sips is the only one with sound health advice in terms of food and meals.
Lewis is on the right track.
Flax has never been to a nutrition class in his life.
Many other people have lost 100-200 lbs on keto diets or include meat in general... Sooooo
Maria priest Oh I’m not talking about meat. Meat is fine. Everything is fine in the correct quantity.
Maria priest But keto isn’t a “healthy” way to eat. It just helps your body burn fat. I’m talking about the maintenance afterwards. That’s the “healthy” part.
@@cboneperlstone9661 Yea i agree keto is only for weight loss or cure diabetes.. I thought you were a vegan at some point xd..
Late response, but I strongly disagree for a few reasons: 1) Intermittent fasting has been proven to have numerous benefits, not to mention the fact that it aids caloric restriction due to the smaller feeding window. Sip's advice that breakfast is essential and to eat even if you're not hungry is outdated, we get hungry for a reason and we've become way too comfortable not even reaching a true hunger state. 2) Lewis and Sips aren't on the right track because they're both vegans - which is not how we evolved or SHOULD eat - I can respect it for ethical/religious reasons but it's definitely not optimal for human performance. The fact that they have to supplement vitamins and minerals, alongside their physiques (no offense intended) doesn't suggest that their diet is the way forward. Now I also don't believe that Flax is well informed either - eating processed meals etc but I don't think that he has a necessarily bad diet either. I also do believe, based on evidence that the Keto diet is a healthy way to eat if you can sustain and are eating mostly whole foods. Remember that you can still have some carbs on Keto. Carbs aren't essential and most sedentary people do not need the energy from carbs. I tend to think of carbs as fuel for exercise/physical activity rather than an essential macronutrient.
The 2 and a half dad's trying to rationalise a Kojima game. Abandon all hope lads.
Fifteen minutes to make a salad but he thinks any service worker should be able to make fresh pasta lmao
Whats wrong with spooning out a portion of hummus and dipping a full carrot in? lol 22:55
Never had huel, but I quite like the coffee soylent. I hadn't been eating breakfast since it's too much of a hassle to get up early enough before starting work and it's let me make sure I'm not always skipping a meal and it's got enough caffeine to take the place of my morning coffee too.
On the topic of interesting, film-related stories, about how it was made: The Island of Dr. Moreau (1996) was pretty interesting. Just about every conceivable problem that could happen with a film's production, did, plus some odd and unbelievable things occurred on top of it.
I wonder if Lewis can go one episode without mentioning his new diet.
I wouldn't call it new anymore
Pflax brought it up tho
I feel like Pyrion has never played a Kojima game before. That's just kind of how it is with that man. He's eccentric, but makes good games.
If you tried some of the drinks from Sonic you'd want the massive cup too. Cherry Limeade and Ocean Water are classics
It felt like Lewis had some audio lag this episode, he was playing catch up and back tracking quite a bit
Anyone else feel weird actual tension between Pyrion and Sips over the diet discussion?
I think Pyrion is on such a defensive when it comes to vegetarianism and veganism that the mere mention of it brings out the arguments. Like all Lewis said was "I take these supliments because I don't eat meat" and Pyrion immediately started with "again with your vegan and vegetarian agenda! I'm not gonna stop eating meat!" I reckon Pyrion probably does get heckled by Lewis a lot about it because Lewis does seem to bring up his veganism a lot (he brought it up again in the last Simon's Weird News video and Simon immediately called him out on it - if he's like this when he's on screen imagine what he's like off screen). But I also think that Pyrion is so defensive about his meat eating that any time vegetarianism is brought up around him he feels like he has to protect his corner. I reckon it's probably just tiring for Sips, you know he can't bring up anything about food around Pyrion because if he talks about vegetarian chicken nuggets or vegetable based meals Pyrion probably just starts up with his arguing again. Sips has said in the past he got fed up with an ex-coworker for always going on about Sips' choice to be vegetarian so he probably feels the same way about Flax to some extent.
This is just massive speculation on my part, I don't want to put words in the mouths of the trio, it's just my opinion based off what I've seen in this video and previous tri-forces.
@@jacobmould1576 I went through a podcast drought and ended up listening to all the episodes 3 times and some way more, something I noticed was Sips doesn't ridicule someone for eating meat however as a whole he does believe humans need to cut down on their meat consumption, Lewis is obviously a big fan of trends so he will hop on anything he reads but generally he doesn't actually bring it up often, alot of the time it's brought up as a result of pyrion mentioning it or bringing up food. Pyrion is hugely defensive on meat consumption, he goes out of his way to constantly affirm he doesn't eat that much meat whenever it's brought up, he also always calls them out for bringing up veganism to him and then takes the piss out of it alot, I think Sips was just tired since pyrion is the one who asked Lewis about it and then got annoyed and said he always brings it up.
Baldy is ignorant and jaded but he has a point
Tldr all 3 of them don't have a balanced diet
To the tune of Fuel by Metallica:
"GIVE ME HUEL, GIVE ME FIRE, GIVE ME THAT WHICH I DESIRE, OOH!"
The last part always sounded like “gimmedabajazaa!!”
20:40 Me that drink a 1.5l of Coke a day and has for the last 15 odd years, I should be dead
15:50 Huel.
Huel is so good, it takes a minute to make and it tastes like a delicious flapjack milkshake and thats me sold
32:16 all those people were kojima
Pyrions voices are the best part of this podcast
Seinfeld is another one that has a lot of jokes that just would not fly today. Like the one with the cigar store Indian, one of the funniest episodes in my opinion, would just be torn to shreds today. "HEY JERRY! LOOK WHAT I GOT!!! *insert racist whooping noise*"
I love that episode
@@Happy_Shopper yeah it's one of my favorites too
Omg best vegan fight yet
Pyrions game sounds kinda fun
Pizza Hut payed one million dollars to put their logo on a Russian rocket but the initial plan was to project their logo on to the moon but would have been almost impossible, the Russians also hit a golf ball into space for a Canadian golf company, and that is still not the end of it, they took a giant Pepsi can into space as well for Pepsi to make the first advert in space. With all the private space companies advertising will probably become more common.
Lewis must have watched the first episode of breaking bad recently
Another hour!?!?
*Welcome to heaven*
Lol they got so defensive as soon as pflax pointed out that the healthiest diets include meats.
About time you guys have a podcast on time
3 old nerds arguing about what's healthy or not is always funny
A nice long one
i tell you what i am hopped up on huel
Can I just say that when they were talking about b12 deficiency they werent quite right as all diets are now low in b12 even if you ate enough meat as b12 actual comes from the soil stuck to the vegetation animals eat and the best way to get b12 is simply through a vitamin!
pyrion "i pitched the game of being a crime family and xcom type game play... me thinking but they have that ? its called empire of sin, and i think there are 2 more similar games? at least? pyrion keeps going " but the combat is not serious and goofy" ahhhh that they do not have
Very interesting
I'm usually with Pyrion all the way, but the first half of this podcast is just him being unreasonable and then dismissing alternate opinions and valid counters. Come on man!
Old man yells at cloud.
I think he might have mistook what Lewis was saying and got defensive. That, or Heul is doing some rad stuff to his brain
Hearing how ignorant pyrion is about nutrition 🤣🤣🤣
lovin it
Nice! :)
Is Pyrians game The Godfather 2, I loved that game, I wish there were more games like it
A PLEDGE PIN ON YOUR UNIFORM?!?!?!
Does anyone get confused wether sips says "dudes in Mulaska" or "dude sim Alaska"?
It’s dude sin Alaska, but sometimes he does make it sound like that
Honestly I love hearing Pyrion defend his desire to eat meat. His roasted ham rant from months ago still sticks with me; I wanted that ham at least!
Marmite is full of B12 and vegan >_
Fine, I'll stop listening to #14 to listen to this one, if you insist!
I'm currently on #56! Has to be my 15th relisten 😅
Sonic Size!
Why does Pyrion hate Jim Parsons?
i heard a door bell
Try intermittent fasting! No need to stuff yourself with food all day
Whenever I hear about people talking about being a vegetarian or vegan I just buy and eat more meat. It's weird that people who don't like the idea of eating animals makes other people eat more animals.
30:50 i like how there like this is so sad
But then Lewis in the past has been like if you wana abort your babby go ahead
yelling and getting yelled at fills me with adrenaline, which is helpful if you're trying to get me to exercise
B12 is also in mushrooms. So no, you don't need meat. Also consuming too much of it isn't great. Which is true for a lot of people since who eats the daily recommendation for meat? What even is it now, 80-100 grams?
Excess B12 gets peed out
chewing food is important, if you switched to a pure powder based diet (for a lifetime) youd eventually get a deformed skull and your airways would get blocked
Oh my god so that's why my airways are blocked
Eating breakfast in the morning starts your metabolism - it's one of the reasons you actually get hungry. If you skip it you won't eat enough and you won't eat at the right times.
Soooo... anyone gonna explain to Flax that B12 is found in dirt, or? 😂😂
I made mention of it in some of the comments. Was kinda disappointed Lewis was not on top of that. WFPB FTW!
You guys should watch letterkenny
46:00 Animal House is probably the start of those 80s party films like Stripes and Porky's. Animal House was partly inspired by a real Frat at the University of Wisconsin in Madison, not too far from where I grew up.
16:00 bruh. Gentlemen, if the star system's terraforming system corrected itself, and you woke to discover the broken Chlorophyll molecule in melanin fully reclaiming darker people, causing them to turn into perfect food animals... And you couldn't digest plants any more (those two changes would most likely go hand in hand)... Would you give up eating or adapt to survive like our fine master Pyrion here? 😁🥓
Keep in mind the upside to this adjustment is that males from Caucasian farming communities would go back to being female naturally (all fetuses begin female), and along with much happier and healthier PLANTLIFE and decreasing desert conditions within biomes... Caucasian life expectancy would increase dramatically.
Rejecting this scenario misses the point of the exercise. If you don't like it, "yes and..." me.
PS the cursed thumbnail from last week still haunts me.
how the fuck does a salad take 15 minutes to make? lettuce in bowl, salad
Humans have become so good at processing and eating plants that we eat animals because we can and they're delicious not because we need too.
Guys eat breakfast, even if you're not hungry
Kinda just wanna get eiffel towered by these bois
thanks for sharing that
Well that only takes two so who you leaving out?
@@deannac8094 I was thinking lewis can piggy back on pyrion, and cheer him and sips on
@@evelynrobinson2431 Ahahahah, bless you for this comment, really made me laugh.
Uh
I fucking love how much of this podcast is vegan rants. I'm always rooting for Pyrion, me being a filthy meat eater and all, verbally beating down sips and Lewis.
:)
beat me by 3 seconds
Amanda Holden
Something about people talking about diets reminds me of people talking about politics. IDC vegan, vegetarian, carnivore, IF, keto, w/e you are - I've never heard anyone use actual facts or data on anything, nor even slightly alter their view on "Their dietary political candidate" from talking about it. Everything just turns into value arguments and discussions. Blegh.
Amen
AN HOUR AND 12 MINUTES WHAT IS THIS
LONGCAST
What are u Lewis?
LONGCAST
So Lewis only eats vegetables..
I think Sips has a valid point about eating, even if you're not hungry.
It's like drinking water even when you're not thirsty.
You have to stay hydrated and (Especially in hot weather) by the time you feel thirsty, you'll be dehydrated.
anyone else watching on acid?
Wow 1h15min
How dare you speak ill of Monty Python!
G-Ruel, for the gamer ready to rule.
"do you cook 3 times a day!!?, do you cook 3 times a day?!!" oh shut up pyrion
Valid point that pretty much shit all over sips nonsense.