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I don't think it's as simple as this video states. Eating slowly is much better, everyone knows this. But additionally, the French eat foods higher in fat and fat intake increases the protein hormone leptin in the body which is a great appetite and metabolic regulator. They also walk much more. They also cook their own food more often which means they eat fresh veg etc.

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Canada is awesome till the part where they speak English. That French part sucks. I mean, I was clubbing in Montreal and asked those French girls to dance with me and all I got was " I dont speak English ". I mean, who in 21st century does not fucking speak English. I can go to Moscow, Dubai ,Stockholm or Rome and be able to speak English with any young lady if I want to. Perhaps USA should have invaded it and force English into that stupid French part.

I'm Canadian and find it super annoying that we always have to point out when someone famous is Canadian. To me it's like people here have the hugest inferiority complex because it matters to them so much when Americans acknowledge Canadians. They become overly proud when they really shouldn't give a shit either way.

The standard "American" accent is the correct way to speak. "Out" is not pronounced "Oot." Just as "Joust" is not pronounced "Joost." The odd thing is, that Canadians would argue the opposite. Linguistics is awfully stressful to study. However, all English speaking countries have an "Oxford Dictionary" which states directly that the American way of speaking is correct. (Read the pronunciation key). I find it very odd that Oxford is in Europe, yet it caters to American English perfectly.

Unfuckingbelievable

Why, years after this study was proven as bunk and removed from the journals, is this video still standing? Disingenuous.

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Zeitgeist documentary I mentioned: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OrHeg77LF4Y

Please don't juge until you've experienced it. Let us know when you'll be in France... it might be disappointing for you ! I get that it's not an excuse for not eating vegan but don't make it seem like it's easy and people are picky and complicated. It might be okay from time to time but on a regular basis eating out is hell. Even vegetarians options are hard to find! Last time I asked if a coffee place had anything vegetarian (hoping that I'll be able to ask it without cheese after, because anything vegetarian in France is basically cheese)... they offered me a tuna sandwich... There is absolutely nothing vegan on regular supermarkets. We even had a scandal a few months ago about canned veggies soaked in meat broth while it wasn't even stated in the ingredients list. So sure you can have rice/pasta/fruits but I don't feel like debating 15+ minutes over what you are ordering, paying a high price for the quality you get and being hungry after. Maybe it's better in fancy places, but as a student, I can't afford that! Most of the time you even have to justify why you are asking for a plate without its main ingredients and some places refused to serve it without animal products because "there will be nothing on the plate except 2 potatoes otherwise..." Cheese is a religion here. Oh and last time I managed to ask a plate of pasta... it was full of BUTTER. "but butter ain't dairy lady" Don't get this wrong, I love the message you're spreading and all of your videos :) I was just attempting to give you a more "realistic" way of what it is like here, compare to countries were it might be accepted and spread largely.