I Tried Babe Ruth's INSANE Daily Diet (12,000+ calories)

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  @aventuraaustralia · 5 months ago · pinned

  If you enjoy the video try YouTube’s new “hype” button. Really helps the video grow.<br>(you can hpye it up to 3 times)<br> What celebrity diet should I try next?? Thanks for watching!!

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  @bobaives79 · 5 months ago

  My great grandfather was a hotdog vendor when Babe Ruth was there. My uncle asked him why he didn’t get his autograph? My great grandfather said why would I get his autograph? I saw Babe Ruth every day.

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• OM

  @omegaman-1963 · 5 months ago (edited)

  If I drank that much whiskey before playing baseball I&apos;d have to close my right eye to pick which baseball to swing at

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  @sonetteduplessis1023 · 5 months ago

  this guy ate like he was gonna live forever

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• BI

  @bittermin3148 · 5 months ago

  The fact he was &quot;only&quot; 240 lbs is what surprises me the most 😂

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• AJ

  @AJ-nr8cg · 5 months ago

  My god.... how the man managed to stay off the crapper long enough to do anything is beyond me.

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  @somebrains5431 · 5 months ago

  The guy must have taken the most heroic dumps.

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  @thedangerwich5476 · 5 months ago

  A pot of coffee and alcohol first thing in the morning. No wonder he hit so many homers, he was geeked all day.😂

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• IM

  @imahoare4742 · 5 months ago

  The good old days, back when baseball players were overweight, 40 year old chain smokers with a drinking problem and gout.

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• JA

  @jacobyohn5234 · 5 months ago

  Coke is about 80 bucks a gram where I live

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  @michaelbirch5270 · 5 months ago (edited)

  this reminds me of the story about John Kruk who, when a fan saw him smoking, drinking beer and said to him “you should be ashamed of yourself. You’re an athlete!” he responded: “I ain’t an athlete, lady. I’m a baseball player!”. 😆😂

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• EL

  @elden446 · 5 months ago (edited)

  One thing to keep in mind that might drastically shift certain items (like coffee) is the period in which Babe lived. What we consider &quot;a steak&quot; might be a far larger portion than a century ago. Same with coffee and a can of coke or a &quot;plate&quot; of anything. Rather than a giant Mr. Coffee carafe, I assume a &quot;pot&quot; in Babe&apos;s time is probably closer to a French Press&apos;s worth or a moka pot&apos;s worth. Similarly, plates might just be a small plate like you&apos;d get for a side item in a diner. Rather than a full entree plate

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