This is a headgum podcast. Before we start today's episode, I want to talk to you guys about

Magic Spoon. Where to start? Well, let's start at the beginning. It's always safe. When Stanger

was a boy, when I was a little boy, I loved cereal. I still love it. It's an enduring love,

but I can't have it the way I used to. Some sugar in there, dudes. There's some carbs that are not good

for me, my goals, and what do I want to accomplish in my life. But I did used to love it.

In fact, I liked it so much. I got my mom sometimes to

put in it a little baggy for me. I take it to preschool. Right? It wasn't just a breakfast

treat. I'd carried around in a little bag so I could have a snack in preschool. Keep it in my

little parka in the pocket there.

Get that baggy out.

Maybe I'd share.

Maybe I wouldn't.

Depended on who you were.

You had to appeal to me.

You had to plead your case and then maybe I'd share it with you.

It wasn't guaranteed, especially if it was something crunchy and sweet.

Best kind of serial IMO.

But I got to tell you guys, I can't do it these days.

I miss that.

I wish there was some kind of cereal that I could carry around in a baggie as an adult,

that wasn't jam-packed with sugar, that actually tasted delicious,

and maybe even had some protein that my muscles could use.

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