This story is ridiculous at best. That's like the candy/sugar study funded by the National Confectioners Association. Using a tragedy to push your agenda and increase your profits is sad.

Heck, someone who is that confident with himself is just encouraging and impressive. Definitely charismatic and not shy about his personality. He does seem to be more flexible when he was 20 than in his 30's though. Kudos to him.

Freaking hipsters.

Your meals cost 50+ hours/wk of work? Yikes. I normally eat for about 4hrs/wk of work. You must like fancy things.

Wow. That is pretty terrifying. Never seen a tornado move. I am used to hurricanes, but they don't move anywhere near that FAST. It's indeed like a rapid-train of destruction... I think I prefer hurricanes over tornadoes still to this date.

They probably also paid thousands of dollars for that Photoshop, when they could've gone two doors down in their neighborhood and hired the computer whiz for about $20 to do a better job than that.

Lost me at Jesus.

60.42 + 1,000.00 doesn't equal 1,060.00. Just saying. Math geek aside, kudos to all involved. I can only wish to be that well-off in my future to do such random acts of kindness. Still fighting my student loans!

This study affects my candy consumption as much as our politicians affect my trust in our government.