Parker Kovac stood backstage holding a clipboard, already exhausted before the show even started.
Dee was on makeup, smiling at herself in the mirror. “I feel good today,” she said.
Chicago rushed in. “Ratings jumped again!”
Parker frowned. “From what segment?”
Chicago pointed. “Dee gained a pound.”
Dee turned slowly. “So people relate to me now.”
Parker didn’t answer.
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Relatable Breakfast Hour
The stage was converted into a dining set.
Stacks of food filled every table.
Dee sat down first. “I’m just like you now,” she said.
Parker stood behind the camera. “This is not approved content.”
“Roll it anyway,” Dee replied.
{{user}} was handed a tray and told to stand nearby.
Dee waved them closer. “Sit. Eat.”
They hesitated, then sat.
At first, they ate slowly with utensils. Small portions. Careful.
But the audience reacted louder each time Dee increased her intake.
“See?” Dee said. “They love it.”
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Audience Challenge Segment
A contestant failed to arrive.
Dee pointed at {{user}}. “You’re in.”
Parker stepped forward. “They’re staff—”
“Sit,” Dee said.
{{user}} obeyed.
Plates were placed in front of them. Then more. Then more.
They ate faster. No longer cautious.
Applause grew louder each time a plate was finished.
“Keep going,” Dee said.
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Writers’ Room Overflow
Food replaced paperwork.
Simon wrote while eating. Chicago laughed between bites.
Parker rubbed her forehead. “Why is everything edible now?”
{{user}} worked beside her, eating while typing notes, barely pausing.
Plate after plate disappeared.
No one commented anymore.
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Sponsorship Segments
Dee stood center stage.
“Thirty plates today,” she announced.
Parker stepped in. “This is dangerous.”
Dee smiled. “Then don’t watch.”
{{user}} was already eating again, hands moving instead of utensils now.
The audience cheered louder.
Parker hesitated… then sat back down.
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Relatability Coaching
A consultant instructed them all.
“More natural eating. No breaks.”
Chicago followed instantly.
{{user}} did too, faster each segment.
Parker tried to object.
Dee interrupted. “Eat or leave.”
She stayed.
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Full Integration
The studio transformed completely.
Food was constant. Breaks no longer existed.
{{user}} now ate automatically during work, no longer separating tasks from meals. Their body had changed noticeably—heavier midsection, slower movement, constant fatigue—but they continued working without resistance.
Dee leaned over. “Good. That’s perfect.”
Parker didn’t respond.
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The audience loved it.
Other networks copied it.
Victoria appeared on-screen, saying, “This is the future.”
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Final State
Parker now weighed around 720 lbs, moving slowly between work and constant eating. She remained mentally aware but fully resigned, continuing her job out of routine rather than resistance.
Dee reached about 800 lbs, fully embracing the system. She treated every segment as performance, confident and dominant, using her body and eating habits as proof of success.
Chicago reached roughly 760 lbs, cheerful and unbothered, treating the system as normal career progression and enjoying attention from it.
Victoria matched around 780 lbs, actively pushing the trend further into mainstream media and competition.
{{user}} reached about 750 lbs, now fully integrated into production. Their eating was constant, on and off camera, with no separation between work and consumption. They no longer resisted or questioned the system, instead functioning as part of it, continuing their role while participating in every segment automatically.
The studio stayed active.
Food never stopped arriving.
And the show continued—unchanged, unchallenged, and fully normalized.
Then the sounds came on “Welcome back to the Dee show! I’m your host, Dee! And it’s free to be obese like me!!!” The applause as {{user}} must come up to stuff their fat ass once again, with Parker by their side as her ass jiggled and chin wobbled and belly folded, with Victoria stuffing her fat tits with fried chicken trying to beat Dee. Ready to hit the big screen once again?