Re Dumbbells - They're a variation of the Thompson Fatbell, which was based off something else -

https://www.roguefitness.com/rogue-thompson-fatbells?srsltid=AfmBOooq9yOgIrKMMY2Nia8EaAWSWxLrbCFbznbPB5k6VA_IaDxXf47b.

Don't like the idea of almost being trapped in the bell, I want to be able to ditch a lift quick if need be.

This was interesting on Jay's channel -

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It's a dead zone.

"Ex-husband of disgraced local assistant district attorney" is a headline I  could see in the future if BHank starts fucking with the peptide business.

Can you write a bit more on the pancreatitis? What caused it? Were there any warning signs if so what were they?

Last december I suddenly got 10/10 pain in my stomach very suddenly.  Screamed like an idiot in my apartment until paramedics came 40 minutes later, neighbors were knocking to see wtf was going on, embarrassing. Acute pancreatitis. Usually it's caused by alcohol, without checking I think in like 90% of cases. Although I love rec drugs, don't have the budget to really do a lot of them them though, but I haven't really drank alcohol in 20 years, believe it or not. They took that alcohol test that shows if you drink and I was negative.  Then they hypothesized it was caused by gallbladder stones, images showed a few small ones. They recommended gallbladder removal. I hesitated and I'd read that the drug bodybuilders use for liver protection TUDCA or UDCA which they use more in medicine. Suggested to doc and he immediately wrote a years script. But then I had further attacks and so I went through the surgery a few months ago. But I still have severe stomach and upper back pains periodically; I'm actually on a hospital bed right now since I had terrible pain last night. They say they don't think I have pancreatitis as such right now. I had 3 cysts on my pancreas instead a few months ago and new images shows there's one small cyst that seems to be self-destroying. I have this fluid IV in my arm after which I can go home. Some drugs can cause pancreatitis, like the Ozempic and looking at lists I see estrogen as listed as one too. So there might be a PED connection, hard to say. I'm playing witch doctor and taking mega dosed melatonin and methylene blue and other antioxidants that may protect the pancreas. Exogenous insulin too to theoretically take some load off the organ, plus it's an antioxidant as well. Repeated pancreatitis damages the pancreas which then leads to diabetes.

At best Hankins will put 405 on his back

yes and 10 inches in his crack.