> And another wild card…as more people start using Ozempic, fewer people will eat these health destructive meals. So it's one of the things I think could go e

> And another wild card…as more people start using Ozempic, fewer people will eat these health destructive meals. So it's one of the things I think could go either way (do people do more of the thing when it becomes cheaper? or less because of appetite suppression), and it's looking more like people are about to have a whole let less junk food as price of GLP1 RAs goes down and availability goes up. Fast food and other unhealthy food producers may about to be entering a somewhat hard time. See also this article which is kind of an ad for Sweetgreen by Bloomberg (just tin foil hat talking there), but points a bit in the direction I mean: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39459842 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39459842