Hello, my beautiful beans and welcome to the episode of today.

So in today's episode, I've got a brain fact for you guys.

Very interesting brain fact.

You're going to love it.

And then I've got, of course, the topic of today's episode,

which is about coexisting with people that you don't agree with.

So jam-packed episode today, just a very, very quick.

This is going to take me about two, three minutes, a little bit of housekeeping that I quickly wanted to get into. I don't want a negative tone.

I don't want to be bitching and moaning and whining, but it does have to do with my Facebook

group. This Facebook group is just my pride and joy. I fucking love it. You guys are incredible.

There's like 24,000 if you guys in there. It is a fucking vibe. If you're not

already part of it, please go ahead and be part of it. Now, I just want to explain something just to make

it really, really, really, really clear. There have been confusions around what the point of this

Facebook page is because in the past, I have said this is a really supportive group, this is really supportive. And when I mean it's a supportive group, I mean that someone will come up and say, hey, I've been going

through a really hard time, just looking for a bit of support. And then people will message them or

comment on the post being like, hey, here for you, I'm doing this challenge, I'm doing this,

let's all do it together, whatever. Okay. But I have been clear, and I've said this many times and I've not been muddy about

this, is that we can't have people posting these long-winded specific stories about their life

for many reasons.

When you start getting into the ins and outs of divorce and custody of your children,

then you start getting a lot of advice and a lot of it is advice that I do not condone.

So I have been very clear about the fact

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