This "Miracle Drug" Is Breaking The Stock Market

[@simon62821]

Doctorbattle deserves a weekly segment. Better yet, a weekly upload on the channel. Better yet, the whole channel. Better yet

[@meohree]

But at what cost?

[@badatmathhh]

@@meohreeatrioc struggles

[@michaelg5945]

Shit was annoying

[@ArxGaming67]

Was not expecting such high quality on this instantly my new favorite segment.

[@Roeclean]

Hol up, Need MORE GLIZZYSSSS

[@TroutXII]

We need more of the battle report

[@mushukotenseii]

so hilarious money well spent and WE NEED MORE

[@Mogswamp]

Hard agree

[@TheManinBlack9054]

Can I take a minute to talk about how fucking dystopian and literally amoral this whole WoT segment was? Like especially the moment of the so called viral video, like its a real battle with real people, why tf is he treating it like a video game esports match???? Its not a video game, there were real people in those tanks, as someone from Russia I think it is horrible that you people treat it like a video game. i am disgusted by your amorality and lack of humanity. horrific. Instant unsub.

[@axeledwards9738]

​@@MogswampMOGSWAMP!

[@iamgoo]

​@@MogswampI expected you to have a *marsh* comment, but I guess I fell super flat

[@zebued]

RIP atrioc, if only there was some kind of miracle drug that could've saved him

[@SirKotok]

I would guess the miracle drug was coffee. I mean he was a cow for it wasnt he.

[@lonk7596]

Keeps?

[@Francetheguy]

@@lonk7596 LMAOOOO

[@ligmajoe6484]

But at what cost?

[@chyuame]

He got taken by the glancer

[@mango6894]

am a medical student, ozempic really is a market maker rn. the addiction handling is pretty sus but it definitely does drop your weight quickly because of decreased gastric motility -> longer satiety. i think a big reason for the weight gain after is it doesn't break your old bad habits so people still eat till they are full which causes them to gain weight. there's probably some receptor fatigue there that contributes, but the regain weight, from what i know, isn't like a set in stone drug side effect. i'll also mention eli lillies drugs are likely to take a huge market share bc they have more than one triple G drug in the works right now. semiglutide is cheaper but if you're paying cash for the product (insurance wont pay for this drug) maybe you buy eli's drug for modern efficacy, who knows. eli lillie is a huge producer of insulin which is why these diabetes drugs were in their wheelhouse initially.

[@guppy719]

So is there a downside to yoyoing, going on it to lose weight and then back off once you are thin enough (but gain cause you are a fat ass)

[@samlawrence2239]

Cool, thanks for the extra info! I was wondering, since the drug only satisfies the gastric motility, could a large part of the obesity crises be averted through education, community support, investment in sports programs? Only, 1200 a month is absurd, especially if these issues could be easily solved from a social standpoint.

[@TheManinBlack9054]

Can I take a minute to talk about how fucking dystopian and literally amoral this whole WoT segment was? Like especially the moment of the so called viral video, like its a real battle with real people, why tf is he treating it like a video game esports match???? Its not a video game, there were real people in those tanks, as someone from Russia I think it is horrible that you people treat it like a video game. i am disgusted by your amorality and lack of humanity. horrific. Instant unsub.

[@jonasrothmann1536]

I mean I don't think that Eli Lilly has an advantage because they produce insulin seing as Novo Nordisk produces half the world supply

[@mtw4510]

I'm a better medical student. Take this drug and others. It's fun

[@benjaminauge8987]

The Battle Report must become a regular section.

[@TheManinBlack9054]

Can I take a minute to talk about how fucking dystopian and literally amoral this whole WoT segment was? Like especially the moment of the so called viral video, like its a real battle with real people, why tf is he treating it like a video game esports match???? Its not a video game, there were real people in those tanks, as someone from Russia I think it is horrible that you people treat it like a video game. i am disgusted by your amorality and lack of humanity. horrific. Instant unsub.

[@jremerson9929]

But at what cost?

[@joedou7glas200]

The battle report struggles

[@malubulul4747]

​@jremerson9929 $164K

[@coolman000099]

100%

[@julius6803]

24:20 - 24:53 & 24:53 - 25:40 The ending of this masterpiece of a video was so good and heartbreaking that the editors put it in TWICE. Nice way to fuck with my brain :) Little rhyme I stole: Yes, the ending is so nice that you just had to see it twice

[@Stonkzy]

They are definitely telling Atrioc something…

[@Wally_MD]

2 endings, 1 for each editor

[@yeert6931]

Had some major déjà vu

[@alfred0231]

Mario is made in Japan. This editing was obviously a homage to the famous tradition in Japanese film making to repeat an event to give it more umph.

[@pelago_]

True I watched it through while I was doing the washing up and dead ass thought I was going mental until I went through it again and saw that it was woven in twice.

[@linkyblack1215]

glarketers rise up

[@haden67832]

One of the most oppressed groups

[@bagelsedits4757]

rizzen

[@elliottmcleandeboer]

How meta for Atrioc to showcase his own fail for a wins and fails video

[@Sweety8587]

I truly cannot help but golf clap at Hasbro. When it quickly became clear that Barbie was a huge hit, someone said, "I can't wait for companies to take the wrong message about why this movie was a success." And here's Hasbro, going, "hold my beer." Stupendous.

[@InfinityBladeRecollection]

You need to make the battle report a monthly wins and fails thing

[@elliottmcleandeboer]

Ok, but World of Tanks officially sponsoring the Ukrainian military could actually be a W all around

[@fumaczi]

russian company is making that game

[@lucasbatista9369]

​cyberpunk sponsored bombing of syria

[@wgcdrelliot8989]

The problem is that they primary user base is russian men ages 16-60, that don't have high income. Which is a primary category that supports Russian invasion. So they would lose a ton of customers

[@connormauk3210]

That sounds so fucking dystopian

[@magneticflux-]

@@fumaczi It seems like they actually aren't very friendly with Russia; the studio's creative director supported Russia and was immediately fired since a lot of their development team live(ed) in Kyiv, and now the Belarus KGB has marked the chief business development officer as supporting terrorist activity (AKA anti-Russian/pro-Ukrainian activity)

[@Ryanclassicsales]

So glad Big A is being recognized as a business influencer by KZbin ads! Only 6 scams pitched to me in the midrolls. Thanks Mr Ewing

[@winbiswas484]

I definitely want 'The Battle Report' on primetime Wins & Fails

[@AlexA-wb9pr]

The main problem with turning office spaces into apartments is the plumbing. For an Office you need like two big bathrooms and maybe a kitchen. now if you turn an entire floor of Office space into flats you need dozens of both. Super expensive and sometimes not even possible. Easiest sollution is to have a large communal restroom area with showers and turn the entire Office into student housing or whatever, but then you wont make alot of money renting them out

[@kanosig]

Eh, it may be difficult but NYC is actually way behind the ball on this. There has been a huge wave of office building conversions to residential since 2020. Many are already complete and the early adopters are cities where the population is still growing massively (from people leaving places like NYC).

[@Domblestdoof]

I think it’s worth mentioning that Eli Lily has long been one of the biggest players on the pharmaceutical industry primarily because of diabetic patients. They’ve long gouged patients wallets as one of if not the largest producer of insulin in America.

[@Bobodododo]

This all seems like an easy put bet for nice the side effects come out

[@MindBlowerWTF]

but that drug doesn't cure diabetes right, just makes you lose weight. No one is going to buy this drug, to lose weight and prevent them from getting diabetes, so they aren't really cutting into their own market?

[@FredooFreshh]

The battle report was the best segment of this week’s marketing Monday hope Big A brings that segment back weekly hell at least monthly

[@rasputin-3404]

The battle report was very informational. Learned a lot

[@andreasflensmark8616]

Novo Nordisk literally has such a high demand for engineers that they hire graduates from every university in Denmark. They even offer specialized degrees tailored for their company.

[@MarieAvora]

every other moderately rich person in denmark is rich because they had shares in Novo Nordisk

[@RecardoGuillermo]

As someone who works in a laboratory, Ozempic is so sought after rn it’s almost impossible to get a hold of. We’ve been trying to get an Eli Lilly rep to come to our office for a couple months now so we can start prescribing it and there’s still no timetable for when someone can actually arrive.

[@Zackadeles]

As a pharmacy tech in training at the moment, I am well aware of the massive demand of Ozempic, Mounjaro, and Wegovy. We get sooo many calls and we can barely keep up with demand (which is still better than 99 percent of pharmacies). We probably order and sell at least 5 to 10 Ozempic, Mounjaro, and Wegovys a day. And we sell every single one of them. Our fridge in the back is probably worth at least 100 thousand dollars lmao.

[@vitorodino8760]

should just use DNP :D

[@Zackadeles]

DNP?@@vitorodino8760

[@DarkCronMeta]

I'd be surprised if there are no long term side effects from using Ozempic, any drug "tricking"/"modifying" body hormone structures is bound to mess something up in either the kidneys or liver whose job is to balance these things out.

[@xiuxiu1108]

Or it could stifle your body's ability to produce that hormone naturally, causing its levels to crash when you eventually do decide to come off it. Very common among bodybuilders who inject testosrerone.

[@Terandium]

Dr battle singlehandedly is saving the world, by sharing good news instead of bad

[@robbieh9024]

Very interesting story, and im glad Atrioc covered it. My wife has type 1 diabetes and the craze surrounding ozempic has prevented her from having access to this important drug for her.

[@spaceonix_5882]

So happy Atrioc made a comeback. Good for him.

[@revilno]

19:12 to explain it, China was going there and building infrastructure that they didn’t have and helping them, but taking all their resources. The people of those countries don’t like that their countries are having their resources taken, so they’re having a coup. If this is wrong, I know it is right at least somewhere in Africa because I know this is happening lol

[@MrDarklink53]

Also regarding the weight loss meds is that they'll offer coupons to first time patients where the cost of the med is significantly reduced like 25 bucks if any part of it is cov by ins but once the patient sees the effects and loses the weight, the coupon is no longer valid and have to pay significantly more

[@takimonx]

not gonna lie i was pretty glad to hear he was actually gonna cover the coup. it is true that western media tends to ignore conflicts in that part of the world. the battle report was funny but sad he never ended up getting to the coup

[@skullysinner]

The thing with Ozempic is that technically is not a weight loss medicine but its side effects effects after lowering your carvings and decreasing gastric motility is weigh loss. It mentions the weight (imo) because its life changing to those who have a harder chance to lose weight because of insulin resistance (pre-diabetic, like me) and diabetes as it regulates what was failing from you. Is actually lifechanging for those who are pre or diabetic and does makes a difference even if you stop taking it. The issue with Ozempic comes its its popularity with those who doesnt really need it; aka those who just want to lose a little weight for the summer or for any event they want and if they stop, they might gain that weight again because their alimentary habits doesnt change. Its pretty annoying the shortage for those who need it :')

[@kak42]

Very calm and collected of you, to call starving people of life saving medication, just so some philistine could lose weight, "pretty annoying"

[@thehightree3049]

I work as a Pharmacy Intern in an outpatient hospital pharmacy, and the biggest problem with this newfound love for ozempic is that we’re actually having a shortage. This is a problem for diabetics and people who’s insurance only covers ozempic.

[@Penultimeat]

5:00 “I looked up other times this has happened; where a company surpassed the country it’s in.” I was really expecting the Dutch East India Company, not fuckin Nokia.

[@offtopfloor]

It's so nice to see atrioc introducing his old coworker from the 70s.

[@Terandium]

Love how the ending is double, influencing us to make the battle report a regular.

[@judylu7169]

outro so good it played twice 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@bobtheominc4838]

Battle Report should be recurring for sure

[@zlixqiedits]

Big "Coffee Cow" A bringing us another great Marketing Monday! Thanks for spreading us statistics wide open!

[@PopcornTB]

This reminders me of that one comic strip about how iron man tried to reach perfection, in doing so he created an app which, for 100$ a day, it would literally make you the best version of yourself that you could be. However if you stopped paying, it would Immediately send you spiraling.

[@dylanstein2245]

18:53 The fun thing about World of Tanks is that the developers Wargaming. Used to be pretty much solely based out of Russia and Belarus up until the war.

[@pattyrik6845]

The Battle Report needs to come back.

[@keeganmcdermott2013]

A marketing Monday without The Battle Report would not be worth it. My life has been unbelievably changed.

[@MrBa143]

"Once they start taking it, they have to take it forever" . I know alot of people, including my brother and his fiancé, they've lost insane amount of weight by using wegovy. They now eat healthy, and eat way less. Its not like they stopped taking wegovy and started over eating again. After 9 months of eating way less food, i am pretty sure no one would just randomly go back to over eating. I know several other people whose lost crazy amounts of weight (i cant speak for whether or not they are still on it or not)

[@GeorgeDCowley]

Depends what they have available. Still definitely not garunteed.

[@hampustoft2221]

I really liked the instant replay of 24:17 - 24:53 as i have a severe memory loss and was abel to enjoy it some more. Thanks editor :)

[@FatalFoe]

I would be careful with the magic weight loss drug, I work at a law firm and I hear horror stories every day from that drug, and all of the knockoffs too. The main thing I hear is people getting Gastroparesis from it, which is the paralyzation of the stomach. Food is just not getting digested and just sitting in their stomachs, as well as persistent diarrhea, vomiting, and nausea. So stay safe out there, look up the side affects and I'm sure you will find law firms doing mass tort cases regarding the drugs.

[@bhskgywjf]

The biggest winner of marketing monday was Dr.Battle

[@taima7700]

I work somewhat close to the healthcare industry in Denmark (Not directly in it but as a supporting factor) The budgeting this year has gone completely screwed up as no one expected this drug to become so popular, so now our politicians have to somehow find a very large amount of money for this, for next years budget :) fun times.

[@EShum]

The frustrating part of both them advertising it as a weight loss drug and people who don't need it are using it is the fact it's not reaching diabetics who genuinely need it. We also don't know what the long term side effects are yet.

[@Moi1edspi1k550]

Magic: The Gathering movies would go crazy to be honest. I can understand how from outside looking in that sounds ridiculous but they write entire books that tell the story for each set and they’ve done this for basically the entire time the game has existed. The lore is also really good.

[@twizzm.]

Of course it could. Just very few people could do it right and we know Hasbro wouldn't do it right

[@Moi1edspi1k550]

@@twizzm. Oh absolutely, they would probably choose to not follow the actual storyline at all. I think if they made a movie about Urza as a starting point it would be really good. But they probably wouldn’t even do that.

[@RealSKIMAX]

This was a great Dr Battle; The Battle Report video! I don’t know who this bearded guy around the video is but I sure learned a lot

[@phantom.wreath]

Atrioc is my primary source of business news. 10/10

[@GrayGamer]

I love the fact that Atrioc talked about how the media never talks about Africa and then he skipped over what happened in Africa

[@crimsoneclipse0618]

Nice editing Quack and Erik, Atrioc 100% didn't forget the Africa part of Marketing Monday and had to follow up on it an hour later lol

[@graemetang4173]

Atrioc: "Soldiers playing a war game on the frontlines makes things feel like a simulation" *Proceeds to cut to "coverage" of an African coup where a Dr. Mario avatar talks about Fall Guys and Mario 64 for 5 minutes*

[@inbracedefeat]

Where does Atrioc get his news? I feel like he always explains things in a way that makes sense to me while I have to hunt for stories like these on most MSM sites.

[@10thletter40]

A lot of these were in major news but there are a few that didn't air much!

[@Utuber414]

The Battle Report is a MUST! I was rolling! Please keep paying him for those "up to 5 min" clips! HAHAHA

[@minihali]

I am honestly a bit ashamed about how Ozempic is marketed in the states. I get that Novo has an American branch that probably does the marketing for the states, but that marketing would never fly in Denmark, let alone Europe. And I think Novo should hold themselves to a higher standard.

[@MarkEdwardSinclair]

Do you know what a business's job is? Why would they do that?

[@minihali]

@@MarkEdwardSinclair It might be a bit hard to understand just how big Novo is outside of Denmark. But here in Denmark it is currently the biggest business we've ever had, ever. It is so big, that the tax Novo is paying is speculated to keep Denmark out of a recession. AND they actually pay tax. I can't remember remember who, but one of the guys waaaay up the chain said something like "we'll play by the rules, just like everyone else" which is commendable. Especially when you hear people like Jeff Bezos or gigantic companies shifting money around to pay as little tax as possible. Money, that could benefit everyone. And from what I hear, and from what I know from friends that work there, Novo pays REALLY well. Like more than I would get with a university degree, even for low skill labour. And the work enviroment should be pretty damn good too from what I hear. Novo might be the only business, I know, that takes responsibility for the people working there and treats them with the care and respect I'd expect a company as big as them should. And Novo, form what I know, is a business that can be pretty damn proud of who they are. So it does leave a bit of a sour taste, seeing this touchstone of a company most Danes are proud of not reflect that in how they present themselves in foreign markets. Especially when I see this "and also I lost some weight" BS at 2:59 which just seems dishonest and desceptive. Especially when the disclaimer text literally contradicts the message of the ad. I would expect them to be better and be honest about their product. All that said, I am sure there are some parts of Novo that is shady. With so many people working for a business, there will innevitably be some that don't have the best interest of people in mind. And business aren't friends, they are for profit to make money. So I am aware, that Novo doesn't need to have my best intrest in mind. But from their actions, I do have a lot of respect for them.

[@JJ-zr6fu]

The effects are reversible in that you get your hunger back but if you can learn how manage your food intake you won’t gain the weight back. Also the fear you’ll lose muscle that might be just from not eating and not working out this is seen in people who fast

[@The-Demi-God]

Wth happened at the end of the video, some groundhog day type shit 24:17 to 25:29 (THEY ARE THE SAME CLIP)

[@cyandrix]

I'm unsurprised and yet still shocked at just how desperate America is to not go to the gym

[@kak42]

Let's not forget that going to the gym and having an overall healthier lifestyle takes more time, time that _"they"_ want to see you spend getting exploited for profit (:

[@fujster]

17:00 finally oh my god

[@attackop]

Maybe the “Miracle Drug” was the “friends” we made along the way.

[@redvemr]

Holy cow that was the best segment of my life please please please bring it back

[@hockeyplayerg_4251]

I wanna mention as a type 1 diabetic for nearly 16 years of my life that using ozempic or similar drugs is most likely not healthy in the long run. A recent example is the “keto diet” which relied on the use of keto acidosis (keytones for short). Keytones is what happens when something goes wrong with your insulin intake and begins to burn fat instead of sugar. It makes you feel very sluggish and is the bodies last resort for survival which should not be used. Please be careful and wait until these things are approved for weight loss :) Edit: I got terms mixed up that’s my fault, keto acidosis is very unsafe still. However ketosis is much safer but the use of it in the keto diet mentioned above has not been fully explored yet and should still be used with caution. Apologies for the confusion and thank you to everyone pointing that out.

[@rejuno1991]

ketosis isnt dangeous AFAIK, keto is nowhere near as dangerous as this

[@themoosegoose]

Keto acidosis is dangerous (esp for diabetics), but being in ketosis is not. Fat is accumulated to be used for fuel and that’s why ketones exist, so your body can burn fat.

[@2kofawsome]

This is not for type I, it is for type II diabetics. Also in response to @renjuno1991, ketosis is dangerous for type I diabetics.

[@Blastoh]

Stop spreading false information that you know nothing about. Ketosis and ketoacidosis are two different things.

[@hockeyplayerg_4251]

@@2kofawsomeyeah I’m aware it’s for type 2s, I have family members who are type 2 so I understand the differences in medication/treatment but thank you for clarifying I appreciate it and shoulda cleared that up in my comment.

[@tokyowwww]

i like how the last 30 seconds of the video are the same as the previous 30 seconds

[@jerodwolf5582]

I think the thing with the weight loss drug sounds weirdly similar to the Catwoman movie, where they both had a cure for something, but the issue was the need to consistently use it. Idk why I have that useless info, but there ya go

[@MarieAvora]

also in Dune where spice kills you if you stop taking it

[@OhMyItsEli]

Honestly the battle report is an amazing comedic break in the videos. I truly miss them.

[@eduardoramon5737]

As someone who understands/works with these weight loss drugs, there is so much god damn demand that it hurts my head. Good job coffee cow 🐮

[@combs3445]

Nobody: … Pigeons: 20:45

[@sundaechii]

WHEN DR BATTLE STARTED TALKING ABOUT CHICKENS I CSNT STOP LAUGHING

[@DS-lr8kj]

Pigeons in front of the NVIDIA building: 20:45

[@guususus]

Why are drugs allowed to get marketed in the US? Do you guys want to create overdose or something? Drugs should be prescribed by a doctor if it is the best way to treat the problem.

[@MudswesacatYT]

the drugs people overdose on over here aren’t advertised on tv usually. atleast i’ve never seen any ads (perks, xanax, kolonopin, seroquil, prozac) usually just like insulin and symptom specific type meds. not just general meds that get you high

[@MoneyManRich]

This edition of the Battle Report was one to remember. Riveting journalism.

[@joepatterns9091]

The miracle drug breaking the system is called alcohol. I'm loving it rn hamie

[@JRBendixen]

That will end when you take the drugs.

[@daybrake2]

​@@JRBendixenwhy would i take a drug that stops me drinking alcohol?

[@skylarhadley5656]

Not to mention the song ozempic uses for their ads is a cover of oh oh oh it’s magic😂😂

[@CageyNicolas]

Everyone creating their own streaming services and expecting us to pay more for less but what they've actually done is create a golden era for priacy. Torrenting is coming back swinging, baby!

[@BRoyce69]

I had a buddy who did basic and served in the militairy. No active combat but he did love qorld pf tanks and those kinda sims when he'd game from base

[@radomane]

The interesting part to me is the limited supply. Looking at the molecule of Semaglutide it’s obviously not easy to synthesize. It’s the same story as non-animal insulin, all over again.

[@SargeBangBang]

The limited supply is due to 1 manufacturer and the insane demand

[@radomane]

@@SargeBangBang Novo Nordisk is the largest supplier in the world (51% by volume in 2010). Operating profits have been steadily declining over the last years, producing insulin is not as profitable as it used to be. They need a new source of revenue. Semaglutide is synthesized using a process which involves genetically modified yeast. As far as I’ve been able to tell, all of Novo Nordisk’s products do. This is considered to be a more expensive, more complicated process than in E. Coli bacteria like Eli Lilly does, though there are benefits. It needs more steps to get a pure end-product and there might be complications with Semaglutide which did not exist for other peptides. If it was possible, not just economically but actually feasible for Novo Nordisk to meet the demand, they would meet it. There is no other logical explanation for why they wouldn’t be able to meet the current demand, unless A. The global manufacturing capacity for the process does not exist or B. The ability to scale up the process does not exist. Also the use of semaglutide against obesity might just be a flash in the pan phenomena and could completely disappear as a market in a matter of seconds. If they bet the company on it, and some new side effects are discovered that cause it to lose approval for obesity, it would decimate the global insulin supply chain.

[@ChunkyJo]

I was SO looking forward to BLue Beetle. I loved the comic during the New 52 reboot.

[@heheitsjohnE]

Battle report every week please

[@CaptainRedbeard.]

'The Battle Report', you definitely have to bring that back!!!

[@BeepirBypr]

I love the Battle Report

[@emberthecatgirl8796]

Reminds me of that comicbook where Iron Man turned evil and hooked people on a miracle anti-aging drug.

[@doctorbattle4583]

YES GREAT VIDEO LOVE MARKETING MONDAY

[@LakeGameCreepr]

Thank you for your service doc

[@plaidan]

can’t wait for the next battle report 🫡

[@prod.embyeee]

best part tbh

[@char1194]

6:42 I was curious about this statistic, since it sounds too extreme and doesn't match up with what I see in the world around me, so I did a quick google search. From some cursory research it seems like Atrioc mixed up the obesity statistics with the overweight statistics. "Globally, 39% of adults aged 18 years and older were overweight or obese in 2016. Being overweight is also defined based on body-mass index: the threshold value is lower than for obesity, with a BMI equal to or greater than 25" "In most high-income countries, around two-thirds of adults are overweight or obese. In the US, 70% are. At the lowest end of the scale, across South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa around 1-in-5 adults have a BMI greater than 25." "Globally, 13% of adults aged 18 years and older were obese in 2016. Obesity is defined as having a body-mass index equal to or greater than 30." "More than one-in-three (36%) of adults in the United States were obese in 2016." - Our World in Data "Obesity in the United States affects 100.1 million (41.9%) adults and 14.7 million (19.7%) children" - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2023)

[@happehkapsul2937]

This might be an L take but I was expecting a real update about the coup and I was kinda disappointed at DrBattle doing that.

[@kak42]

Not an L take Not being an ignorant, idiotic, degenerate philistine, that doesn't care what happens outside 100m radius of his house is a W take, if anything

[@Joats]

Why did the end happen twice but some kind of mess up in editing? It really had me confuse d

[@kak42]

I have type 1 diabetes since before i remember myself (I was 18 months old when i got diagnosed with it, apparently), and the ozempic segment made me sick. People conciously getting a medication dependency JUST TO LOSE WEIGHT (while many people with diabetes struggle to afford insulin and other LIFE SAVING medication as it is!) is truly sickening

[@boxtroll6335]

Love ya big A but why are you uploading this around 11? Excited to watch either way

[@thatsavyman3183]

Thank you for covering that first topic! My mum has diabetes and she hasn't been able to get any injectors for months because people are selfishly buying them for weight loss

[@GlacialRaven]

What a great episode of Wins and Fails, can’t wait for the next battle report

[@dublin144]

Dr Battle is so funny he’s got such chaotic energy

[@JonNuclear]

I can say from experience that the most fun thing to do after coming back from a combat operation or patroll of some sort would be to play war games. Early deployments it was like MW2 and later ones it was Tarkov. Idk what it is, part of it is that most of us are in the war business because we enjoy it, plus these are the games most everyone would be playing back stateside too, and maybe there can be something to be said about having a fake game where shooting someone or getting shot doesnt mean anything to take your mind off of how hard it is to process one of your closest friends getting killed

[@kingj1954]

Elon is on an impulse control drug???? WTF is he like normally 😂

[@7Bobby7]

Fat and impulsive

[@paulmiller6431]

The "reporter in the field" was a great addition to marketing Monday:)

[@verbfrombonsai8852]

Dr. Battle really killed the golden goose for 1 mega bit XD He literally could have searched for alternate articles, paid a dollar, or used extensions to bypass the paywall, but he instead took the bullet to teach Atrioc the most important life lessons.

[@Matkatamiba]

The end was so good they had to do it twice! Editors definitely didn't grind Valorant for 4 days straight before editing this :)

[@cooperhaney3949]

My Dad worked for Eli Lilly for 28 years. First off, crazy to hear you talking about them. Second off, they did not become the 10 largest company in the world all on the back of that one drug 😂 they have arguably done more for pharmaceuticals than any other company in the world... ever, and have made an assload from insulin. They've done a lot of shitty stuff, too - I'm not their spokesperson. Still love the content Big A. Keep pumping the shit into my veins

[@waltuh6984]

also done more killing than any other company except maybe JJ

[@mango6894]

yea they own insulin which is why they got into this drug area in the first place

[@anzacxlag2606]

Easy to do a lot in the pharmaceutical industry when you make so much money of diabetic medications.

[@kaguiar1709]

Lmao this video was great! The actual wins and fails was amazing and the dr. battle section was hilarious, def need more of those

[@chadfookilroy2015]

19:04 oh cool I'm gonna see info about Africa? Man can't wait cause like you said its not really talked about over here in the good ol USA, so I am excited to see what and how you cover this info 🙃

[@ryanstocks4298]

Dr. Battle is the star of this Marketing Minday for sure

[@joekat6451]

Neat to get here early for Quack's loop on Battle Report never coming back

[@SuperExplosivegames]

😂gonna need a monthly battle report!