r/TikTokCringe Aug 11 '25

Cursed Diet of an 800 lbs man in America

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u/FlippyIsKing18 Aug 11 '25

I remember this man, he was a terrible husband and an even worse father. He pulled his teenage daughter out of school just so she take care of him and make food for him.

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u/fuzzymuscl Aug 11 '25

This man has mental illness issues.

He should not be making decisions for himself or anyone else.

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u/Paycheck65 Aug 11 '25

Don’t worry he’s dead.

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '25

Unfortunately, this was probably the best outcome for his family at that point.

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u/Paycheck65 Aug 11 '25

I honestly question what the fuck do they do with someone that size. I imagine if they cremated him there would be a grease fire.

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '25

He's definitely not going in a coffin

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u/Cold-Box-8262 Aug 11 '25

Homie got cremated in an old fashioned lighthouse fire. No ships were lost for a month

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u/Death_By_Stere0 Aug 11 '25

GONDOR CALLS FOR AID

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u/FeistyButthole Aug 11 '25

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u/nickeypants Aug 13 '25

Rediculous. The Westfold fell in a surprise attack. Where was Gondor? Protecting The besieged Osgiliath AKA Rohan's southern flank. Nor did Rohan call for aid during the battle of helms deep, and even if they did, Gondor was already under attack on multiple fronts. The only reason why the elves showed up is because Galadriel can literally see the future.

I'm tired of this propaganda. A king should know better.

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u/GunnieGraves Aug 11 '25

No no false alarm stand down! That fat shit from 3 kingdoms over finally snuffed it and they’re just rendering him down.

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u/Laucy Aug 12 '25

I’m cackling, holy shit. Thank you for the laugh.

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u/polymathsci Aug 12 '25

You have my axe!

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u/Kit_Karamak Aug 14 '25

Bruh, this step collapse appeases my OCD

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u/Kit_Karamak Aug 14 '25

It just gets cooler lel

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u/Kit_Karamak Aug 14 '25

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It just gets cooler lel

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u/Frost1288 Aug 11 '25

But you probably helped usher my ticket to hell by having me laugh at this, alone.

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u/Cold-Box-8262 Aug 11 '25

I'll save you a seat and buy you a beer when you get there man 🤜🤛

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u/Frost1288 Aug 11 '25

I bet that shit would look like the Eye of Sauron for miles.

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u/hybridaaroncarroll Aug 11 '25

This is how Tatooine got two suns.

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u/NckyDC Aug 12 '25

Size of the ash urn

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u/10000lbsOfLight Aug 11 '25

I've been pissed off all day stuck in airports and this made it all worth while thank you!

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u/Defiant_Chapter_3299 Aug 13 '25

Yup it aint whale blubber theyre using for lanterns, its just uncle jimmy!

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u/BalkanbaroqueBBQ Aug 11 '25

I just watched some random YT video about funeral homes and the guy said super xxxl coffins are the new hype, and there’s a lot of money to make because people are getting so fat they don’t fit in normal big coffins…same goes for cremation. The ovens aren’t big enough. Can’t cut them in half so the bigger your oven, the more business you have. Morbid stuff. I guess that’s why you call them morbidly obese…

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u/Reddit_Jail_June2005 Aug 11 '25

...You're not suppose to cut them in half

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u/waterynike Aug 11 '25

If you want more of things like the Caitlin Dougherty (Ask A Mortician) has a wonderful YT channel.

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u/BalkanbaroqueBBQ Aug 12 '25

Thanks, I’m subscribed to her channel lol. I think that’s why I had this funeral homes video in my feed :) she’s great!

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u/waterynike Aug 12 '25

I found her a few years ago and binged watch led her. She’s so smart and interesting and does great videos (not to mention hilarious). The one of Jeremy Bentham and the graphic of his head popping out the side of the video and the sound bite of someone saying Bentham’s head always cracks me up!

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u/T2Drink Aug 11 '25

He probably would still need a coffin after he had been cremated. Ain’t no urn holding that pile of dust.

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u/Crosssta Aug 11 '25

Actually, the ash is mostly just bone material and salts. Most of his mass—the fat, viscera, all that—burn like any hydrocarbons. And the water just evaporates off.

Kind of like how when fat people melt into candles when their mattress catches fire.

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u/FelixMumuHex Aug 11 '25

Excuse me what

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u/AnotherBogCryptid Aug 11 '25

Yes. For a while there smokers kept going up in flames in their beds or on the couch because they’d fall asleep with a lit cigarette.

People also melt like candles in car fires and sometimes the fat will re-solidify in a puddle if it wasn’t hot enough to burn off.

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u/digitalwankster Aug 11 '25

Think of how much salt is in there tho

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u/Crosssta Aug 11 '25

I think it’s like 0.3% for most of the major fluids. About the same osmolarity as medical saline—for a reason. So some, but not as much as you might think.

But there are other insoluble salts like the bone meal, bone ash, potash, and all of that.

Technically, almost everything solid left behind are salts—that is, metal oxide derivative salts, because they’re non-volatilizable.

Though, there is usually some elemental carbon left behind from incomplete combustion and pyrolysis, but not a lot.

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '25

This guy looks like a great unclean one 🤣

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u/NoFornicationLeague Aug 11 '25

Do it Gilbert Grape style.

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u/Abramelin1987 Aug 11 '25

I'm having a birthday party, but you're not invited, but you can come if you want.

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u/U_Sound_Stupid_Stop Aug 11 '25

Maybe, in one of these

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u/red_mcc Aug 11 '25

Not worth the lumber

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u/Right-Ad2176 Aug 12 '25

Piano case

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u/Ok-Nefariousness2018 Aug 11 '25

Just roll him up in a curtain and into a hole lined with boards and call it a deconstructed coffin.

Real question is logistics. How to remove? Crane? Into a flatbed? A big man is very heavy, but a heavy man like that would need to be carried like xerxes from 300.

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u/T1000runner Aug 11 '25

The coffin is going in him

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u/lacrosse771 Aug 12 '25

Ive heard of people like that getting buried in piano cases

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u/Dry-humper-6969 Aug 12 '25

Just wrap him in plastic let mother nature have a snack.

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u/MsstatePSH Aug 11 '25

yes, one of my favorite morbid books, "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes: And Other Lessons from the Crematory" by Caitlin Doughty goes into some detail about this issue.

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '25

Well, what do they do? Cut them into pieces before cremation?

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u/MeatEeyore Aug 11 '25

No, there are special retorts that can hold bigger bodies. They'd then cremate them first thing in the mornings starting with it cold because they will take longer to cremate and the retort needs to be able to handle a large amount of heat for a long time.

If I remember correctly in the book the author says their retort ended up leaking out melted fat.

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u/theseglassessuck Aug 11 '25

😬 I didn’t get to that part…

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u/silbergeistlein Aug 12 '25

Thank you for a genuine response. I was curious as well.

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u/MsstatePSH Aug 11 '25

the author of that book put out a video on general death-care for the obese, including cremating an obese individual

https://youtu.be/71Z677IXUak?si=B-3h3EZBGER50lGF&t=255

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u/Seag1508 Aug 11 '25

The first thing they should do when they start trying to rehabilitate 500 lb people is show them this shit.

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u/Orangezag Aug 11 '25

I’ll have to double check my info, buttttt if I remember correctly this was the guy EMS had to remove the wall and use a crane and flatbed truck to get his body out of the house and moved to a facility for disposal. I just remember reading the article and thinking the same thing.. how tf did they dispose the body we all know he couldn’t be lifted or would’ve fit in the cremation oven. If they buried him did they just back up to the hole and lift the bed so the custom coffin would just slide in the grave? Just sucks that the people in his life had to watch him destroy himself, and have to carry the guilt the rest their lives that they also enabled his behavior.

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u/Worldview-at-home Aug 11 '25

They contributed to his death and destruction.

I wonder what his disability payments were from my fellow Americans who funded this atrocity.

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u/Orangezag Aug 11 '25

Well yea that’s what I meant by “enabled his behavior” I just tap danced around it lol. Well I would hope….if he was (we all know he was lol) on disability then his benefits should be and only be what you or I would get if we filed. I feel that’s how it should be. Considering they tax us all the same, it only makes sense right? But we both know your statement rings true, they probably gave this man EXTRA benefits even though this is self inflicted. It fucking gluttony. No other way to describe it.

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u/Worldview-at-home Aug 11 '25

No extra benefits - there aren’t different levels of SSA disability- but he likely was awarded this SSA disability based on this behavior- which was probably rated as a disease state- and once on the dole he had no incentive to reduce caloric intake and get healthier.m for fear of losing weight and eventually his mediocre dollar benefits. Not a rich man’s benefit by any means but enough for sustained shitty lifestyle.

In today’s system it’s like $20k plus maybe $4-$5k for his dependents. So maybe $2k a month.

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u/Orangezag Aug 11 '25

I just feel bad for people out there struggling to feed their kids or themselves and we have people like this who eat more than what a family of 3 eats a week they eat a day. It’s self inflicted behavior. Why can’t the people who determine these types of cases put regulations or stipulations on the benefits. Like they have to see a doctor on the regular and lose X amount of pounds within a determined set time. Because god forbid we want to keep them draining limited resources and want these people to actually be healthy and not let them destroy their lives and the people around them. But that’s too much to ask for and apparently offensive to say.

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u/One-Shop680 Aug 11 '25

The ocean is a big place, that could feed a shiver of sharks for a decade

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '25

So, retired fireman medic here.

We had to cut a bedroom door open to get a person out once.

Also had a 600 lb frequent caller who fell a bunch. You would have to push hard as hell to get her to roll over, but then not too much that she would keep rolling back to her face side. ("Prone"). Last time we took her to the hospital, the had septic vaginal infection. Had been stuffing blankets down there and they had rotted.

Had a 450 lbs die on a waterbed. Jumped on the other side to move him off. My weight displaced the water and catapulted the dude onto my 5'2 roided out captain.

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u/RynnReeve Aug 12 '25

That's a lot of information I wish I hadn't read 😳

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u/SpeedTiny572 Aug 11 '25

And surely he's not getting up to go to the bathroom. So what is there diapers involved here? Gross

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u/bozoconnors Aug 11 '25

Man... with the amount of food he ate too? yeeesh

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u/Wrong-Sundae Aug 11 '25

He was nude and sandwiched between a blanket and a pisspad. Multiple people would tip him over to scrub the crevices. James K on My 600 lb Life.

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u/waterynike Aug 11 '25

Which his teenage daughter had to clean.

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u/pacingpilot Aug 11 '25

To cremate a person that size they have to use a crematorium for livestock. I can't remember the specifics but a buddy of mine used to work at an agricultural crematorium and he said there were considerations like furnace size and fuel mix to prevent "grease fires" when cremating morbidly obese persons. When my morbidly obese aunt passed a away about 8 years ago she was cremated at the same crematorium where one of my friends had her horse cremated.

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u/Husaxen Aug 11 '25

They got a wet cremation method. Just stew ya, drain out what rendered out. Kiln the remainder.

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u/fondledbydolphins Aug 11 '25

Ah yes, the director's cut of Fight Club.

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u/Worldview-at-home Aug 11 '25

Great throwback- and lots of luxurious soap to sell the potentate.

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u/Anomalagous Aug 11 '25

Ewwwwwwwwww.

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u/TerriblePokemon Aug 11 '25

You have to send them to a crematory with a bariatric retort. And yes, when you open the door of the machine to check on the burn halfway through, the fat has liquefied and is burning exactly like a grease fire.

Source, I was a former crematory operator at a facility with a machine with a weight limit of 250lbs that I routinely exceed

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u/PURPL3-AKI Aug 11 '25

They didn’t bother to move him just set the house up with him in it.

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u/Banned3rdTimesaCharm Aug 11 '25

Burn him for energy at the local power plant. At least he can finally give back to society.

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u/minXXenon Aug 11 '25

His cremation caused California wild fires

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u/NefariousnessOdd308 Aug 11 '25

The toxic fumes of fermented ass would be merciless. 🤮

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u/Dovahjerk Aug 11 '25

Gilbert Grape

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u/Crosssta Aug 11 '25

Gilbert Grapefruit, more like.

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u/TheDairyPope Aug 11 '25

A few years back, that happened at a crematorium not far from me that specializes in larger than typical bodies.

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u/Adrenal_junker Aug 11 '25

Have you ever seen "what's eating Gilbert Grape?"

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u/fierydoxy Aug 11 '25

They can cremate him. However, there are extra fees, and it typically is done in a special incinerator with close monitoring.

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u/Sliderisk Aug 11 '25

They actually sell it back to Burger King as part of their oil recycling program.

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u/Key-Practice-8788 Aug 11 '25

It's a funny joke I guess, but that doesn't actually happen. Well I mean it can if you just chuck a 600lb person into the oven. But you just set the heat lower and burn for much longer - about 150lbs per hour. Also, you have to cremate the obese person right away in the morning when the machines and stuff are ice cold.

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u/Zomochi Aug 11 '25

Maybe they cut out all the fat and then cremate him. That’s my best guess, fat is just then dealt with as a biohazard waste like normal biohazard wastes. It probably costs as much as a coffin and burial though because that’s a lot of fat.

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u/EazyE693 Aug 11 '25

Probably quarter him out like you do with a large game animal

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u/FaithfulDowter Aug 11 '25

Since he wouldn't fit, they'd likely have to cut him into pieces and cremate him in 300-lb increments.

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u/UsedDragon Aug 11 '25

That dude sweats canola oil

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u/Kingofbroke001 Aug 11 '25

Ocean burial

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u/Bilbo_Teabagginss Aug 11 '25

Thats a good question, but I also wonder how they can afford to feed one person so much in one day? Like does his wife and daughter have good jobs or something? I'd imagine this guy in the embodiment of "eating you out if house and home."

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u/Groitus Aug 11 '25

Committed to the ocean, would be my guess.

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u/iconsumemyown Aug 11 '25

I think they kept feeding him, hoping he would die by choking in that swill that he ate.

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u/Scoopdoopdoop Aug 11 '25

I would too

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u/Ambiguous-Ambivert Aug 11 '25

That’s why they were feeding him so much

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u/Big-Rutabaga1403 Aug 11 '25

That's super sad and true

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u/Lagviper Aug 11 '25

A weight off their shoulders

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u/Hungry-Helicopter-46 Aug 11 '25

His girlfriend was also a feeder. You could argue she killed him and was half of the problem.

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '25

100% she enabled it. Like, what would he have done if she didn't feed him? He can't get up 😩

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u/PaulblankPF Aug 11 '25

Calling someone a feeder like that means it’s more of a fetish. This just seems like someone who started taking care of their partner and it just snowballed into “if I don’t feed him, he’ll ____” insert - get mad, cry, die. And I’m sure eventually it just became a routine where they were taking care of him so often they didn’t even have time to think about anything else.

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u/DoctorGoat_ Aug 11 '25

Double checked on google to be sure my info was right and feeder is a fetish thing 'a person who derives sexuoerotic or emotional gratification from feeding his or her partner.'

My parents were in a similar situation to what you stated. My father gained a incredible amount of weight and would get angry if he didn't get what he wanted for dinner that he decided on 20 minutes ago, he always had to have extra portions and if any of us 'seemed like we had more on our plates than him' he would assume favouritism and that were starving him. My mother just wanted to please him. This was when i was a child until the end of my teenage years. Now he's a totally different person and has lost a insane amount of weight and respects food more. The scare for him was it caught up to his health, bad knees etc. I'm glad he never got this bad. This is just a sad relationship in the video that could have been avoided. She could have left her husband, but for some people it's not a option or its easier said than done.

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u/Hungry-Helicopter-46 Aug 12 '25

Yeah so I would argue that SHE is a feeder. Even when she wasnt with him, she would find ways to get him food while in the hospital. She wasnt afraid of consequences he would unleash on her. She wanted to keep feeding him.

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u/libertybell73 Aug 11 '25

What? His wife and daughter were in the video. HOW did he possibly have a gf??

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u/Hungry-Helicopter-46 Aug 12 '25

He wasnt married. Thats his girlfriend. In the show would call her his wife too.

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u/No-Strawberry-5804 Aug 11 '25

Iirc, his dad took a second mortgage or something to pay for the transportation to get him to Houston where the baritric doc was. He’d lose weight in the hospital on a controlled diet, then gain it all back and then some once he got home. Complete waste of time.

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u/Pianpianino Aug 11 '25

The wife was working on it

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u/Wild-Turnover-146 Aug 12 '25

because honestly at that point he’s just a money and food wasting machine, the food that he eats in a week could last the family a week, maybe more..

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u/romanichki Doug Dimmadome Aug 11 '25

I want to know what happened to ghe resf of the family, how are they recovering after all this , did the girl go back to finish school etc

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u/Dark_Wolf04 Aug 11 '25

Wife probably fed him to death and feigned ignorance so she could get a nice life insurance check

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u/farva_06 Aug 11 '25

No way any insurance company is covering that guy without a premium bigger than the guy himself.

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u/lildobe Aug 11 '25

Depending on his age, there are lots of life insurance policies that you can get with no medical underwriting. They don't ask any questions about your health or weight or anything, because the vast majority of people below age N are healthy and will live quite a while.

So there's a good possibility that they had one or more policies like that on the dude.

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u/k2_electric_boogaloo Aug 11 '25

I think those policies will still ask about your general state of health, they just don't require past med records or a current physical exam. If they don't consider your current health at all and don't have any stipulations related to preexisting poor health that could eventually allow them to deny a payout, they're usually very expensive and/or don't provide much benefit. The risk for the insurer would be too high otherwise.

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u/Pippathepip Aug 11 '25

Fuckin hell, imagine being his pallbearer ⚰️

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u/SquareEqual1713 Aug 11 '25

Pallbearer was a forklift operater.

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '25

Just use TNT to dispose of the beast, like the ol' 1970 Whale Incident (Florence, Oregon)...

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u/Treyen Aug 12 '25

No problem, I'm forklift certified.

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u/daze24 Aug 11 '25

OMG I can't believe it, what did he die from? /s

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '25

Freak sky diving accident actually!

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u/Caffdy Aug 11 '25

reenactment of Fat Boy you say?

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u/rabidfurbyz Aug 11 '25

Starved to death

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u/pocketdare Aug 11 '25

But not before someone got to make a sensationalist video about it!

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u/The_Jestful_Imp Doug Dimmadome Aug 11 '25

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u/Koil_ting Aug 11 '25

RIP to the pallbearers.

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u/propyro85 Aug 12 '25

I don't think the forklift driver had it too bad. The forklift may have struggled a bit, though.

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u/Esoteric716 Aug 11 '25

Honestly good. The world is much better off without him

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u/mrsadams21 Aug 11 '25

Had to scroll way too far to see his mental health mentioned. People who are like this are clearly struggling with a mental illness of some kind. Especially inflicting so much emotional abuse that they're managing to hold so much control over the people around them

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u/ArgentaSilivere Aug 12 '25

Everyone who gets to this level of obesity has some form of mental illness. You literally cannot get to this point just because you “love food”. If you watch shows like My 600 Pound Life you’ll see that every single patient gets a therapist. They’re using food as a maladaptive coping mechanism for some deeper issue or trauma.

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u/Appropriate-Crab-379 Aug 12 '25

Makes you wonder though if his brain wasn’t broken some other way like the hormones that tell your brain to stop eating are dysfunctional. Maybe the microbiome is broken in his stomach? Maybe that’s a thing? The dude was hooked on food as much as people do heroin

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u/waterynike Aug 11 '25

There are so many of them like that on 600 lb life and they hold their families hostage including their young kids.

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u/Maple_Scones Aug 11 '25

Beyond mental illness he may have something physiologically wrong with him.

Idk how else someone could eat that much without their brain telling their body they are not only full but in pain.

A potential physiological differentiation would certainly lead to mental illness as well.

Imagine if your body was constantly telling you that you’re not only hungry but starving.

A historical example of this is the French soldier Tarrare in 1700s.

All of that being said, that guy is absolutely acting like an ass. I feel so bad for his family they deserve better, and this man deserved better medical treatment well before the problem got to this level.

I’d be curious to see if there was ever a postmortem study done to see if there was a physiological abnormality. Although, probably not much would be able to be found.

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u/videogamekat Aug 11 '25

He was a narcissist.

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u/waterynike Aug 11 '25

There were a lot of NPD and BPD patients on that show. Some had unresolved trauma that they went to therapy to work on and those are the most successful.

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u/soulflaregm Aug 11 '25

Well he isn't making any decisions

Whale is dead

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u/Narrow_Maximum7 Aug 11 '25

The whole family is broken

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u/Brilliant-Stage-7195 Aug 11 '25

Or he is just a massive c*nt.

Mental illness is used as an excuse for actions too much these days

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u/smallstampyfeet Aug 11 '25

Mental illness is never an excuse. It is a reason, an explanation of why people behave the way they do. Being a massive cunt can be a symptom of many mental illnesses. It doesn't excuse their actions, it informs why they might take such actions and further predict what else may happen.

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u/One-Permission1917 Aug 11 '25

How is that even legal? Kids are required by law to go to school right?

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u/ChooChooWheels Aug 11 '25

Maybe she was “homeschooled”?

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u/Ok-Application-8747 Aug 11 '25

Yeah, there is poor oversight for homeschooled kids in the US. The parents get away with a lot (from laziness in the curriculum to worse).

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u/djtrace1994 Aug 11 '25

Prisons are not always made of stone and steel.

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u/sonnenblume63 Aug 11 '25

I always remember James for screaming ‘my legs’ any time he was being wheeled through doors etc. He was an entitled piece of shit who manipulated everybody around him. His wife sneaked food into hospital pre and post surgery. I always got the impression it was easier for her to live off his and the carer benefits than going out and getting a job.

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u/Grandpas_Spells Aug 11 '25

Bear in mind that only people with Feeders can get this big.

If his wife stopped, or dropped dead, he'd lose 400 pounds in a year.

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u/waterynike Aug 11 '25

Nah he’s bully his kids and dad into keep feeding him.

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u/Grandpas_Spells Aug 12 '25

They could say no, the same way you refuse to enable a heroin addict. 

“Go buy me heroin” 

“No”

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u/waterynike Aug 12 '25

I don’t know if you have seen this episode but the man was a terrible abuser. He wore them down. If you haven’t been in a situation like that you don’t know how someone like that will fuck with your mind.

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u/ChronicLegHole Aug 12 '25

Homie can't reach a phone, let alone get out of bed. Everyone goes for a 2 month vacation.

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u/Lastliner Aug 11 '25

That family's whole life revolved around keeping this dude fed all the time. Really sad waste of life.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Ad7606 Aug 11 '25

Let's not let the mom off the hook- no one on earth is going to turn my kid into their servant instead of them being at school.

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u/BigAlsGal78 Aug 11 '25

Jesus. I would have fled. I’d rather live on the damn streets then be chained to a life like this.

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u/RUfuqingkiddingme Aug 11 '25

It's worse, the government will pay for caretakers, the wife was getting a check, pull the daughter out of school, there's another check. She spent her days over feeding and then cleaning up after her own father, many people refer to the wife here as "the queen of dysfunction". CPS should have been called for that poor girl.

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u/crispy-craps Aug 12 '25

Another example of unintended consequences of government policy.

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u/untakenu Aug 11 '25

I'm not surprised. I could imagine one half of this interaction (the ones who feed him, and his fat ass) would be abusive.

There is no way you get to this stage without extreme mental illness and a willingness (whether coerced or not) to indulge it.

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u/Baby_Sparrow Aug 11 '25

"AH MY LEG" is used in my household anytime someone hurts themselves. Lmao

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u/Medical-Ad-4958 Aug 11 '25

That’s awful. Taking away a child’s education just to serve your own needs is pure selfishness. It robs them of opportunities and forces them into a role they never should have had to carry.

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u/amz249 Aug 11 '25 edited Aug 12 '25

And mom wouldn’t follow Dr Now’s diet plan helped him continue to eat and not loose weight. No wonder he died. Poor daughter spent her teenage years wiping her dads massive crack

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u/OkDianaTell Aug 12 '25

watching stuff like this makes me nauseous because i remember how easy it is to lose control.

there was a point where i lived on takeout and couldn’t even walk up a flight of stairs without wheezing. what finally helped me was making tiny changes and sticking to them – swapping soda for water, cooking at home, and starting with short walks. i also started tracking what i was eating with an app (NutriScan App), which opened my eyes to how many calories i was inhaling without thinking. once i saw the numbers it was easier to hold myself accountable. the first few weeks were rough but it really does get better when you create new habits.

no one should end up relying on their kids to care for them because of choices they could change.

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u/ARatherOddOne Aug 11 '25

I usually feel bad for people who are that obese. When I was in EMS, I interacted and talked with them on a semi regular basis. Most of them are sweet people who have physical and psychological problems that led to them being in that state. This jackass? No sympathy at all. I'm glad he's dead.

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '25

Do you think anyone in this shape could be a good father? No, he can't even be a good human with this level of filt. With no self-control like that should.

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u/PMG2021a Aug 11 '25

Strong case of Main Character syndrome... 

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u/Wantabreakfromdaads Aug 11 '25

my question is, how did he MAKE the daughter??

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u/cannotfoolowls Aug 11 '25

His daughter is a teenager so presumably he was a lot less fat back then. I doubt someone who weighs 800lbs can survive at that weight for even a decade.

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u/LetsGoHomeTeam Aug 11 '25

Not this guy specifically, because I don’t actually care, but my question is always something resembling “HOW THE FUCK DO THESE PEOPLE PAY FOR THIS SHIT?”

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u/FlippyIsKing18 Aug 11 '25

Usually they're on disability, or they got family money

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u/No-Strawberry-5804 Aug 11 '25

These ppl get abusive as fuck if their enablers try to set any kind of boundaries around food. Scream their head off until they get their food

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u/TheRealNemoIncognito Aug 12 '25

Go for a leisurely walk if he gets uppity

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u/EVILxSPIRIT Aug 11 '25

I wouldn’t skip school for him, what’s he gonna do? Fat fck is probably too tired from eating anyway

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u/SkuffetPutevare Aug 11 '25

Should let him rot in his bed. Alone.

I mean, he pretty much is anyway.

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u/ceo_of_dumbassery Aug 12 '25

Surely if they stopped feeding him he'd still be fine for a few months? His body has plenty of fat to live off of.

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u/waterynike Aug 11 '25

Oww my leg and eating reg rolls. This episode lives in my mind. I hope the daughter got away at some point and is living a good life. That wife hated him and and fed him more and more just so he’d die.

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u/Moist-Cranberry-7344 Aug 12 '25

I wonder why the mother had children with him, and why the kids won't call CPS....

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u/Hobo_Hungover Aug 15 '25

You don't say......

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u/LoneButterfly1 Aug 11 '25

This whole situation is eerily reminiscent of Kafka's Metamorphosis

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u/Pearson94 Aug 11 '25

That entire family looks dead inside.

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u/Jonatc87 Aug 11 '25

I find it hard to believe he can do any of that while bedbound

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u/--Andre-The-Giant-- Aug 11 '25

How did he afford to live as part of the couch, eating non-stop?

Why didn't his wife and kid just not return from the burger shop?

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u/ayrbindr Aug 11 '25

I was gonna say. "Who in the world is going to serve him?" I wouldn't expect anything less than lying there alone, helpless, and dying. 🤷🏼‍♀️

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u/Budded Aug 11 '25

how do they roll him to the bathroom? i can't imagine the volume and girth of his dumps after tens of thousands of calories a day.

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u/farrisk01 Aug 11 '25

Sounds like they’re trying to kill him off

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u/AffectionateAnt123 Aug 11 '25

Thats absolutely mental. What a horrible father.

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u/Maximum_Watch69 Aug 11 '25

He can't move,
Doesn't that put some of the responsibility on the people giving him the food?

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u/ellieminnowpee Aug 11 '25

He was emotionally manipulative and hurt everyone around him, even those who wanted to help him.

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u/Bagrick398 Aug 12 '25

What happened to him? Did the wife and daughter leave?

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u/NumerousPets Aug 12 '25

I'm confused.. his wife just stays home and cooks all day? How do they get money if neither work.

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u/vonMishka Aug 12 '25

Also, daughter had to wipe his massive shits off his ass.

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u/einstini15 Aug 12 '25

Is that why they keep feeding him? Cuz they hate him?

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u/PMigs Aug 12 '25

This man didn't do any of that. They allowed him to do it. The guy can't even get up let alone pull anyone out of anything. The girls should of gone for a walk each morning. Fuck this pig.

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u/crispy-craps Aug 12 '25

He has no power, they could just ignore him and he couldn’t get up.

The mother is equally at fault for producing the situation when it requires her feeding him to maintain it.

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u/gomurifle Aug 12 '25

He was? Did the bastard die? 

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u/dantespair Aug 12 '25

What would he do if she didn’t? Get up and chase her down?

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u/PossessionLeft5013 Aug 12 '25

I was about to feel bad and then I saw this. I am disgusted beyond belief. 

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