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Brother, when you think of Ozempic,
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what do you think of?
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Well, obviously, you know,
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like the side effects.
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I don't know what's actually going on there.
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And fat Joe was actually talking about it the other day too
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He's on Ozempic. I mean,
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technically, I guess he's now Joe.
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Right? He's not factual but,
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why do you bring it up?
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Ozempic may be linked to controlling several vices like drinking alcohol,
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nicotine and opioids. It's like the reverse Beja like it's actually
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curing us all if you think about it.
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Yeah. So researchers found that individuals addicted to alcohol on Oz
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like medications had a 50% lower binge drinking rate while those with
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opioid use disorder saw a 40% reduction in overdose rates.
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So this is actually helping.
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Surprisingly, those aren't the only bad habits though brother Las Vegas
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has noticed a drop in their number one business,
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which is gambling. Really.
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Apparently the $1000 a month treatment is saving gambling addicts because apparently
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the dopamine high of gambling is similar enough to the high of
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food, drugs and alcohol that Ozempic is having a measurable effect
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maybe someone at home we need a Zemp.
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E not because we're big bags but because they gamble too much
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You know what I'm saying?
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Like they're fiends, bro.
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But also I feel like this drug is making us so numb
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to everything. It sounds like it.
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It's like you're going to be numb to love,
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to happiness, to hope or me like robots.
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That's deep. That's very good.
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That's true. This is true.
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