If you just worked out and actually we're proud of your body at its purest form naked in the mirror, right?

You would have the highest level of confidence that no Rolex, that no filler, that no Jordans, nothing, that no Ferrari can buy because

you're really, when you're driving in the Ferrari, you're literally borrowing the credibility of that car.

So let's be politically incorrect and let me ask you this question. Have you ever seen a really fat, sloppy,

out-of-shape dude with a smoke-in-hot model? Probably not. And the reason is those two dots will never connect.

And so today we're going to talk about fitness, the gateway drug with none other than my co-host Craig Balantine who was

able to sneak across the border and come back into the United States. What's up, bro? That's right. I told Sleepy Joe, look, I scream over there, man.

Then you'd cry behind the corner. So guys, Craig and I before the camera started rolling here, he's like, yeah, I'm just like 10 minutes away from the American border.

You know, he lives in B.C., Canadian, properly pronounced. And he's like, the only problem is they take the border very seriously.

Up there, up there, yeah. Because the Canadians are the real threat. Canadians are the real part of it.

We are. We push in that fitness on the gateway drug. It definitely is, though, because I mean, you talk to anybody who's, you know, young skinny guy,

most of us looked up to Arnold, old Arnold, you know, back in the day. And before he said, screw your freedom. Right.

Shmucks. And so, man, we had no confidence. We didn't know what we're doing. And you go in there and just go on into the gym,

give you confidence. And then putting on some muscle and you know, you lost some weight in the gym. And it's just, it's totally transformational.

And then when you fast forward to what, you know, I did for so long with the transformation contest, I realized, you know, men and women, you can't have a physical transformation without having a complete mental transformation.

Like that person who was 50 pounds heavier, it's not the same person who's 50 pounds later.

Touched such a totally different person and you, you changed those lives. And it really does lead to the greater confidence, which then transfers over to a business and family and all that sort of stuff.

All of it because what, what I found in, you know, it's funny. And as we talked about this, like you and I come from the fitness industry. Right.

The fitness transform, both of our lives, they were just like the skinny dude who put on muscle. And I was the fat kid who needed to want it to get stronger and more confident.

I wasn't necessarily looking for confidence. I just knew that if I worked out, I would get respect in school. And even that is like as young boys, all young boys know that.

Like if I work out, I'll get respect. And if I get respect, I'll feel better about myself. I feel better about myself. Then I'll start carrying myself differently.

And that bleeds into again, other areas of life. But you know, it's really cool is that women have discovered this as well.

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