dickybob said:
Each week I do a split dose of grey tirz. My starting point was 2.5 mg. per week, and every four weeks I push the weekly total up by 1 mg. My barber is on tirz for a medical condition and will most likely stay on insurance-covered tirz forever. While she cuts my hair we sometimes get onto grey peptides. Last week she asked whether I had come across peptide parties, and I had to say no. I couldn't picture it. Silly me! She sent me the text invite for one, though she never attended, so she couldn't fill me in.
Some of what the invitation contained: the home address where it would happen — a genuine street address in Meridian, Idaho. It ran in two parts. Part one was taking orders and mingling with the other attendees. Part two was called Education & Q&A. Here's how that second part was described: “Deep dive into peptide science, protocols, and open Q&A.” The product list was long and covered much of what I see on peptide lists online, RETA, SEMA and TIRZ among them. Prices were steep; a few examples: $80 for sema 5 mg, $245 for tirz, 30 mg., and $200 for reta 20 mg. Above the peptide list it read “Epicore products available.” Another page of the invite told guests to order and pay ahead of time. That page is gone for me now.
They don't even try to hide the fact that chatGPT wrote their texts.
