The Student Body Page #11

to finally unravel,

many of the pieces

that go into

the obesity epidemic.

We need to launch

the direction of research

and approach

that can effectively treat,

control, prevent this disease.

And those solutions

can be at society level,

at community level,

at individual level,

at genetic level.

So all those

together eventually,

we will be able to

conquer this disease.

Hi, sir. Would you like

to participate

in our free BMI test?

Okay. That's fine.

Do you think it's uncomfortable?

The lawmakers made us

get on the scales

to be weighed for BMI,

so we're up here to see

if anyone else

would like to do it.

We won't write you a letter.

We're doing free BMI test today.

Oh, good.

Totally understand.

You got to have a permit, okay?

Oh, we didn't know.

Yes.

We thought it was public.

Okay. Are we allowed

to just ask questions?

Or I mean out here.

But you'll be able

to film and stuff.

So you're doing free hugs?

Oh, yeah,

you got free BMI test?

Yeah.

Is that on?

Yeah.

It's always on.

Are we allowed to, like, do it

without, like, the sign,

you know, the sign is...

No. No.

Not even ask questions?

No, ma'am.

There's a free speech area

right out there

in front of that fountain.

Okay.

Okay?

So we'll just head over there.

We just make sure we don't

disturb anyone with the truth.

Would you guys like a free BMI?

Free BMI.

No.

This is our only spot

we're allowed to stand.

At this common area,

we're not allowed

to have weapons,

concealed firearms,

or free speech.

So there's a person over there

and we want to ask him

if he would like

to step on the scales,

but we think

he's outside

of our free speech zone,

so we might get in trouble.

He's protected.

Hey, Maddie, is free speech

our next issue?

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