What's up guys? Derek? More plates, more dates.com. Today I'm going to be reacting to Lee Priest's

steroid cycle from the 90s that he went over with Tom Platt. Obviously really insightful.

Gives a inside look into what, you know, top pros with top 0.001% genetics we're doing in the 90s

to achieve their physiques.

And obviously, you know, guys could be lying, but, you know, I don't see any reason to lie

other than to downplay how much an abuser you seem like.

Like, I don't know.

To me, these interviews were supposed to be a, every bodybuilder except Lee Priest opted to stay anonymous.

And Lee just, he was the only one that didn't care and just went, didn't blur his face out or change his voice or anything like that in the post production to, you know, hide who he is.

So I'm pretty sure he's probably telling the truth.

I don't know

anyways I'm just gonna start it and you guys can be the judge and I'll comment

along the way my first question basically would be what situation in your life

or what specific circumstance brought you to the need or the feeling or desire

that what really made you feel that you had to take steroids in order to compete or was there

a particular time in your career that you felt that that was the case wasn't really like a need to

or like a head to it's more like a personal choice because I'd won a few national titles beforehand,

and done a few shows and then as the level got harder, the guys were getting bigger.

So it came down to more of a should I or should and I'll just do it for an experiment.

I just decided to, I'd give it a go, take a small dosage, see how it affected me. So it wasn't like I had to because I was winning shows anyway without them beforehand.

And I trained for like five or six years before I even done my first course on steroids.

So it's like one of those things after competing at such a high level,

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