In this episode I talk about how to deal with people who say they don't eat gluten, and why it's a load of shit. I also talk about why you shouldn't care if someone says they don t eat gluten and why you're not going to die if you don't have a problem digesting it. And I also give my take on people who think they're special because they can't eat bread or meat or anything else because they're not allowed to eat it. I'm a vegetarian and I don't Eat Gluten, so why the fuck is that important to you? And why do you care if you can't digest it? I'll tell you why you should eat it, because it's not a problem you've had for thousands of years, it's been around since before evolution and evolution would have taken care of all your fucking retard ancestors. And you're a moron if you think you're special for not being able to digest it. You're a retard because you think it makes you feel like you should be special because you don t like bread and meat or you think that you should not be able to eat that shit. I can't stand people with imaginary ailments because that's what they do to add some kind of degree of personality to their life. I can t stand people who have problems digesting something that's not real. I know they know they're lying. I'll fix it for you, so you can be a retard if you want to eat bread and I can fix it, right? We'll see you in the next episode of The Office, where I'll show you how to do it. I'll give you some tips and tricks on how to overcome your imaginary ailments, so that you can actually digest it and not die of it and be a normal human being. You can be normal and not have to die of a problem that you ve got a problem eating bread and other stuff like that, you can eat it and you'll be normal like that. And I'll make sure you do something for me and you won't have to do something that matters to you. . I hope you enjoy this episode, mate, I promise you'll like it, you'll get a chance to eat something you like it and have a little bit more than you do it, not like you've ever eaten it and it's good enough. -P.E.O.Y.A.P.I.E