It’s less about him being born between certain years and more about being part of the Epstein class. Not all boomers have that many resources, either.
His advice to opt for low-grade meat, however…I’m not sure if that’s a consequence of his delusions about needing to have animal flesh in the diet or his complete lack of care for others. Possibly both.
If he had instead suggested eating less meat and subbing in things like rice and beans (especially buying and storing dried beans) to help stretch the budget, it would have at least been a bit more fact-based, especially when you consider the long-term costs of eating harmful things like meat.
Subbing in shitty cuts of meat, especially questionable things like liver…JFC. I realize even telling others to eat rice and beans is going to come off as uncaring and out of touch for someone as rich as himself, even if it’s true, but telling them to eat crappy meat? Just…wow.
It’s less about him being born between certain years and more about being part of the Epstein class. Not all boomers have that many resources, either.
His advice to opt for low-grade meat, however…I’m not sure if that’s a consequence of his delusions about needing to have animal flesh in the diet or his complete lack of care for others. Possibly both.
If he had instead suggested eating less meat and subbing in things like rice and beans (especially buying and storing dried beans) to help stretch the budget, it would have at least been a bit more fact-based, especially when you consider the long-term costs of eating harmful things like meat.
Subbing in shitty cuts of meat, especially questionable things like liver…JFC. I realize even telling others to eat rice and beans is going to come off as uncaring and out of touch for someone as rich as himself, even if it’s true, but telling them to eat crappy meat? Just…wow.