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Host (0:00)
January is when we recommit to the habits that support our health and well being. And naturally, we start looking at what can support those goals, including supplements. The supplement industry is a low trust category. It's lightly regulated. Products are easy to make, and companies don't even have to list everything on their label. That's exactly why I choose Momentus. They've become the high trust brand in a low trust category. They weren't satisfied with the industry standard, so they built the Momentus standard. Their commitment to doing things the right way, not the easy way. What truly sets Momentous apart is their testing and transparency. Every product is independently certified by NSF for sport, meaning it's tested for contaminants, heavy metals, banned substances, and verified for label accuracy. So you always know exactly what you're putting in your body. And if a product doesn't meet their standard, it never hits the shelves. In a space where trust is rare, man, Momentous is redefining what trust looks like. And I've genuinely felt the difference. Using their protein and creatine every day right now, Momentous is offering our listeners up to 35% off your first order with promo code podcast. Head to livemomentous.com and use promo code podcast for up to 35% off your first order. That's livemomentous.com, promo code podcast.
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Crash (1:52)
The Bird Show.
DJ (1:53)
Melissa was telling us about this one couple that's getting ready to sue because of their sexual injuries.
Melissa (1:57)
Yes. There's a couple in China that is suing the hotel because the guy, during their interlude, fell out of the bed and broke his arm.
Crash (2:07)
And he admitted to this?
Melissa (2:08)
Yes, because he. His surgery cost, like almost $2,500. So he's suing the hotel for this, saying that the hotel had provided unsafe facilities.
DJ (2:18)
Hey, Ken. Ken, you want to start us off?
Ken (2:21)
Yes, sir, go ahead. During intercourse, I had some excruciating pain. Couldn't figure out what it was. Ended up in the emergency room to find out that one of my testicles had turned around backwards.
