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Arsenic Lupin posted:e: I realized I've been assuming. Subjunctive, do you prefer male, female, or other pronouns? Male, thanks. Jesus. Well, I've got nothing. GV does weird stuff that I don't understand, but Kleiner surprises me.
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It would be hard to imagine Juicero's pitch not getting a ton of investor money. Who can resist the allure of keurig for juice and subscription model in the same deck?
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Subjunctive posted:GV does weird stuff that I don't understand, but Kleiner surprises me. quote:Eventually, Google Ventures sent a venture capitalist to a Theranos Walgreens Wellness Center to take the revolutionary pinprick blood test. As the V.C. sat in a chair and had several large vials of blood drawn from his arm, far more than a pinprick, it became apparent that something was amiss with Theranos’s promise. Even before the press, isn't this a bit of a red flag pattern: quote:April, 2016 $28M / Series C
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Arsenic Lupin posted:Juicero CEO makes Medium post. This is too gorgeously interrelated to quote. Read the whole drat thing. This letter is so perfect. JFC.
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Arsenic Lupin posted:Juicero CEO makes Medium post. This is too gorgeously interrelated to quote. Read the whole drat thing. quote:The value of Juicero is more than a glass of cold-pressed juice. Much more.
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How about just don't drink fad juice? Boom, dollars saved, nothing pf value lost.
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cowofwar posted:How about just don't drink fad juice? Boom, dollars saved, nothing pf value lost. that's obviously not an option
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I'm surprised no one has mentioned that drinking juice is a really good way to become a fat gently caress.
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namaste faggots posted:I'm surprised no one has mentioned that drinking juice is a really good way to become a fat gently caress. Please don't disrupt the health food industry.
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exmarx posted:These juice hustler guys are dumb as hell, they should be lying about how important it is to slow-pour and aerate juice recovery juice with nanobubbles
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namaste faggots posted:I'm surprised no one has mentioned that drinking juice is a really good way to become a fat gently caress.
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# ? Apr 20, 2017 23:46 |
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cowofwar posted:Number one cause of <5 yr old childhood obesity: juice. Number one effective intervention: withdrawal of juice, only milk/water. Milk has a lot of the same problems juice does. It's full of sugar. Past infancy a child's main beverage should be water.
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Tiny Brontosaurus posted:Milk has a lot of the same problems juice does. It's full of sugar. Past infancy a child's main beverage should be water.
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Subjunctive posted:Jesus. Well, I've got nothing. GV does weird stuff that I don't understand, but Kleiner surprises me. Really? VC has been a joke since Netscape's IPO. The only thing that surprises me is that the other big firms aren't on board too.
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namaste faggots posted:I'm surprised no one has mentioned that drinking juice is a really good way to become a fat gently caress.
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# ? Apr 21, 2017 01:18 |
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cowofwar posted:12g per cup vs 30g per cup. Milk has fat that helps with satiety so they drink less as well. Drinking calories is a nutritionally catastrophic habit and the only reason milk gets a pass is because of farm subsidies. Beverages don't affect satiety in individuals past toddlerhood either. Up to about age two or three a kid will stop drinking a caloric beverage when they're full, but older than that and they chug away same as adults. If fat in drinks affected satiety Starbucks wouldn't have the empire it does.
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Both milk and juice are good because they have assorted Useful Things. HOWEVER since they also have sugar and calories you can go too much pretty easily, and the main trick is managing to get sensible portions for your particular combination of activity level and base metabolic rate. So basically milk and juice are food and you shouldn't have too much or you get fat E: of course for most of my life my main beverage HAS been water so uh y'know Shugojin fucked around with this message at 01:46 on Apr 21, 2017 |
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Dog Leasing... with 70% apr https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2017-03-01/i-m-renting-a-dog quote:Can purebreds on leases democratize credit? The Nevadan behind Wags Lending thinks so. This oval office just went out of business and filed for bankruptcy a few days ago. There IS justice!
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Shugojin posted:Both milk and juice are good because they have assorted Useful Things. HOWEVER since they also have sugar and calories you can go too much pretty easily, and the main trick is managing to get sensible portions for your particular combination of activity level and base metabolic rate. I dunno I drank milk with drat near every meal growing up and it didn't make me big, that's for drat sure. Also I don't know if these stupid cold-press juice bags really compare to the sugar laden poisons like OJ and fruit punch you find in the grocery store. The sugar content looks pretty reasonable on the fruit bags, and I'm assuming the bags of damp lawn clippings aren't very sweet.
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Rhesus Pieces posted:I dunno I drank milk with drat near every meal growing up and it didn't make me big, that's for drat sure. The sugar content is exactly the same as any other similar juices: high. The only thing keeping total sugar down is that since a single 8 ounce serving is $7 or more, you probably won't be drinking that much.
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Tiny Brontosaurus posted:Milk has a lot of the same problems juice does. It's full of sugar. Past infancy a child's main beverage should be water.
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(Also, people really into juicing aren't drinking fruit juice it's mostly vegetables. It's really hard to get obese on non-starchy not-fried vegetables.)
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pangstrom posted:I mean, if you can't do anything in moderation then yes, I guess you're down to water. But for most people milk is way better than juice. Milk is pretty filling. We're talking about children here, goonlord. It's important not to build the habit of drinking calories. And there is the word "main" in there, so if you weren't so hasty to goonlord it up over here you might suspect that moderate consumption of other beverages is implied there. And nobody said milk isn't better than juice, only that milk isn't better than water. Milk is also not "pretty filling," but I'll allow that you might not have been able to look up the word "satiety" since your circuits were overloaded looking up the word "main."
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Cowboy Ethics 1. Screw over the uneducated 2. Lie, bribe, and cheat 3. Refuse to take responsibility Why is everyone who pretends to be a cowboy such a scumbag?
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Can pay day dogs democratise juice? Find out next week as pitbull disrupts thought leadership
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Avalanche posted:Dog Leasing... with 70% apr Their main asset is a bunch of families' dogs. That is going to be one hell of a bankruptcy. (Also, you just have to love the arrogance on display. "My business plan to charge uncapped interest rates, then top it off by literally saying 'give me more money or your little dog goes bye-bye' at the end, is totally legit - but you just know some government regulator is going to get a bug up their rear end about my clever disruption.")
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Juice and milk are unhealthy now?
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Nissin Cup Nudist posted:Juice and milk are unhealthy now? Great news: They always have been in large amounts, especially juice.
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Nissin Cup Nudist posted:Juice and milk are unhealthy now? There's a reason first aid manuals tell you to give hypoglycemic diabetics orange juice, and it's not because it's full of vitamin C.
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Nissin Cup Nudist posted:Juice and milk are unhealthy now? The idea of "healthy food" like something you can eat all you want of it, that basically doesn't exist in reality.
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Rhesus Pieces posted:There's a reason first aid manuals tell you to give hypoglycemic diabetics orange juice, and it's not because it's full of vitamin C.
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Nissin Cup Nudist posted:Juice and milk are unhealthy now? One of the healthiest parts of eating any fruit or vegetable is the fiber. Juicing eliminates all of the fiber and you're just left with a lot of sugar and a negligible amount of vitamins (and if you aren't eating like a complete goon you probably aren't vitamin deficient enough for any of them to matter).
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Tiny Brontosaurus posted:We're talking about children here, goonlord. It's important not to build the habit of drinking calories. And there is the word "main" in there, so if you weren't so hasty to goonlord it up over here you might suspect that moderate consumption of other beverages is implied there. And nobody said milk isn't better than juice, only that milk isn't better than water. Milk is also not "pretty filling," but I'll allow that you might not have been able to look up the word "satiety" since your circuits were overloaded looking up the word "main."
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A cup of orange juice is three oranges. When do you ever eat three oranges?
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cowofwar posted:A cup of orange juice is three oranges. When do you ever eat three oranges? When they're in season.
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fishmech posted:The idea of "healthy food" like something you can eat all you want of it, that basically doesn't exist in reality. Wait, is there something wrong with celery?
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duz posted:Wait, is there something wrong with celery? From WebMD quote:Special Precautions & Warnings:
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I only eat objectively healthy food like Soylent
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duz posted:Wait, is there something wrong with celery? There's nothing wrong with it, there simply aren't any health benefits from eating a whole bunch. Same goes for honestly most foods that exist.
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Absurd Alhazred posted:From WebMD
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