"I could lose a few pounds..." I was listening to Adam Carolla and Dr. Drew's podcast the other day, and some dude called in with some sort of problem. I forget if it was medical or something else, because I was too busy laughing at his weight. Drew asks him if he's overweight, and he claims he's  got an extra 20lbs on him; he was 6ft, 220. This is the problem with a lot of taller guys: they don't have any clue at all what their weight should be. If this guy gained just 2 more pounds--and I know he was already taking a few pounds off the top, but let's pretend he was being honest--he would be obese. Even at 200lbs, he'd still be overweight. He'd actually need to lose 50-60lbs in order to be at a really decent BMI. We're so fucked as a society, seeing as so many more people think the edge of obesity is "just a few pounds overweight", than think the way we do. I don't even want to think about the world my great grandkids are going to live in.