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Hi, Chris. This is Corey calling you from Salt Lake City. I've been a long time

listener of, listen, I've been a fan of yours ever since I first heard you on

Rogan back in I think 2012 or 2013 and I've just been a big fan of yours ever

since. I've got that wonderful thing called PTSD and when you have that

sometimes you feel very alone and isolated in the world and whenever I listen

to tangentially speaking I always feel less so less isolated less alone in the

world and I'm just eternally grateful for you and what you do so thank you

very much. I hope you're doing well. If you're ever in Salt Lake, hit me up.

Bye. Hey Chris, this is Sean coming at you from the Woods of Connecticut. I'm on my

way home from teaching yoga at a prison that I volunteer at. I just wanted to

share a little bit of a beautiful irony that I experience every couple weeks

when I see my boys and I can say anything there most yoga studios I have to be

very peachy rated about what I'm saying but I can tell these guys to flex

their grondole and push their ass in the air and they just eat it up. We talk

about how they're gonna use their new bad-ass yoga moves to pick up ladies

when they get out of there and they fart real loud and we all laugh and we

crack jokes at each other and it's just so wonderful and every time I'm there

I just have this overwhelming gratitude and sensation of amazement because I

have never in my life anywhere in my life felt so not judged and so safe and

so free and that happens inside the walls of a prison. Hello this is Vinny and

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