How Big Meat Made Bacon a Meme - Adam Ruins Everything

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[AidanJH]

If your personality is “I like bacon” you shouldn’t be disappointed that people told you to.

[gizmofrompizmo]

"Maybe we should eat vegetables"

Next up, Adam Ruins Vegetables.

[gaelrangel]

Back it up, we just gonna ignore he said bacon lube?

[xxunoriginalgamingxx]

2:43 that's the most depressing thing I've heard.

[AlecDenston]

So eating bacon can increase my chance of death in the long run? A tasty snack and a shorter lifespan? That’s a win-win!

[Korne]

That was actually the least surprising episode I've seen. I mean, it's super unhealthy and people only eat it because tons of marketing, that goes for half fast food products.

[emperorpalpatine]

00:37 When you realize 1980 was actually 40 years ago

[quinnlee-newbury]

I couldn't imagine eating bacon or hot dogs every day. Jeez. Also Lou has a criminally small amount of lines

[DendyJungle]

Adam: (exposes insurance companies, the government, pseudoscience)

Everyone: **sleeps**

Adam: (criticizes bacon once)

Tv Anchor: breaking news! New York comedian Adam conover was found dead this morning!

[hotslice]

This only taught me that we have spineless food health organizations

[PerfectChaos]

Didn't the low-fat craze in the 80s and 90s increase the amount of sugar that people consumed?

[danieldeandrade]

As a cook, watching him sharpen that cleaver was actually painfull...

[mxsdrago]

just the way he says "vegetables" already tells you that there's something to ruin there

[Sinathikunene]

"Bacon causes cancer".. Adam, we're here for a good time, not a long time

[JustinY.]

I always knew Epic Meal Time was sponsored by big meat!

[itsa-memario]

Yeah, this was cool and all but I still like bacon

[emmabrook]

But what was the percent of getting cancer before eating the processed meat? I’ve watched enough Adam Ruins Everything to know that if a statistic says “raised by 20%” it could just mean 0.1% to 0.12%

EDIT: WTF WHY DOES THIS HAVE SO MANY LIKES

[Synthmilk]

"20% increase in chance of cancer" is a useless statistic unless you know you're normal risk of cancer. If you're normal risk of cancer is 1% then a 20% increase brings your risk to 1.2%.

Bring it on.

[mathg]

So, you're telling me that processed food is bad for your health and marketing does exactly what it's supposed to do? *mind blown*

[ksubswithnovideos]

Adam: talking about selling bacon and pig

Me: laughs in kosher