Chris Torchia

General Mills and Pepsi Co. are both forum members of The American Heart Association. You can’t make this stuff up. We are fighting a war against an agency sworn to protect us. By opposing SB 379- The AHA has chosen to side with corporations over American children.

In some societies, it's safe to be an average person. Europe is the best example of this. If you have no personality, ambition, or interests, you will find yourself relatively healthy, cultured, and happy, more or less by default. Your society, both at the government and family level, ensures your food is healthy. You are cultured to some basic standard. Any career provides growth and stability, health care, and vacation time. It's safe to be a normie, perhaps preferable. America is not a society for normies. You have no choice but to excel. You will be fed poisonous slop. Your common culture doesn't draw from a sophisticated canon including Goethe and Dante—your brain will be fried by popular culture and TikTok. You won't get a good job, you'll be a cashier working the night shift without health care. In many ways, America is a jungle, and Europe is a zoo. If you're in the jungle, you had better be ready to fight or die viciously. It's not pretty. No one tells you this, you either figure it out and fight, or you're torn to shreds by someone who did. This is why so many low-ambition Americans crave Europe. They regret their ancestor's decision to get on the boat. Deep down they know Europe matches their energy. The Sopranos is basically about this. There are lessons everywhere for those with ears to hear them.

Tour starts in 3 days!! Bringing what I do in the studio to the stage has been one of the hardest things I’ve ever done but I’ve had some great help. Tickets available for all added shows… Indianapolis, South Bend, Chicago, New York, Nashville, Atlanta.