If you love a deep and meaningful, like an honest conversation that goes beyond the surface,

then I want to share a podcast I think you'll love. It's called Food Network Obsessed.

Each week, the host Jamie Sire sits down with chefs, creators, food network styles. You already

know, but the conversations aren't just about food, okay? They're about real life stories,

behind the scenes, behind the success, the confidence,

the career paths you don't usually hear about.

And I love those real nitty, gritty conversation.

You'll hear from all the people you know and love, the hustle behind their first restaurants

about opening up, about finding confidence in the kitchen and sharing some of the women's chefs sharing why they love cooking

and all of those things right but what i love about this show is that it's a thoughtful human

and surprisingly inspiring even if you're not a hardcore food person like if that's not your thing

and it's business or people all of it's. It's about creativity, ambition and what really

it takes to build something meaningful. And if that sounds like your kind of thing to listen to,

then listen to Food Network Obsessed. Wherever you get to your podcasts, you'll find it there.

It's your fault, my love, that he did not give you Valentine's Day flowers or chocolate or a date.

And it's just been Valentine's Day and I know it has been.

I am not saying this because I think that you are not worthy of them or that you did something wrong or that you should instruct men or all those things but because I want to make an empowering ass video and tell you about something that deeply resonated with me because trust and know that I spent my 20s wondering why I didn't

get the flowers why he doesn't want to plan something for me whoever that he was at the time

this and that and the other one and as much as we say yes galantine is why he doesn't want to plan something for me, whoever that he was at the time.

This and that and the other one. And as much as we say, yes, Galantines, and yes, I don't even care about the stupid occasion

and all that stuff, there are times in your life and remove the Valentine's Day connotation

where you just want the damn attention or you just want the damn flowers.

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