Episode 3! We told you this show would be absolutely random week-to-week! This week, Danny brings us back to the early 2000s to discuss Morgan Spurlock as well as the documentary he directed and starred in, Supersize Me. We learn more about the background, details, societal impacts, and controversy surrounding both Morgan and Supersize me. Let us know what you think and if you remember watching the doc back then.

**TRIGGER WARNING** This episode does contain discussion of sexual assault, violence, and harassment. Please listen with care and feel free to skip ahead. We do not condone the actions, allegations, and/or admissions of Mr. Spurlock by any means. Skip to 1:02:15 to bypass.

Also please note, we are still working out the kinks with podcasting, so we appreciate your patience with these episodes not being 100% perfect (we learned in episode 1 that we both can be perfectionists as INFJs, so trust us, we're doing the best right now!)

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Teenagers' Suit Says McDonald's Made Them Obese - The New York Times

Watch Super Size Me (2004) - Free Movies | Tubi

Where Is Subway Guy Jared Fogle Now? What to Know About His Life in Prison

Menu Labeling Requirements | FDA

Morgan Spurlock - Wikipedia

30 Days: Immigration on Vimeo

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Morgan Spurlock Posts Lengthy Sexual Harassment Mea Culpa: “I Am Part of the Problem”

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The Complicated Legacy of the Late Morgan Spurlock’s ‘Super Size Me’ | Eater

The Super Size Me Controversy: Is It a McFib with a Side of Lies?

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