What's up with Flint, Michigan? What was it like to grow up there? Why are you not more like Michael Moore?

More like who? Michael Moore. He's a bit much. I've actually been down to see him at like a little protest he was

doing downtown one time. He's a bit much. Never dove into him a lot. Back in the day, he seemed like

one of the good guys. I don't know. He seemed to have been bought out or switched teams or something.

Yeah. I'm not sure what happened there.

It does seem like there was a significant switch.

He's the only thing I know about Flint, Michigan.

That's why I brought him up.

That in the water, right?

Yeah.

Yeah, I mean, growing up there is pretty wild.

Like, that's why I always tell people I'm not really like a health expert. I'm kind of like kid from the hood.

And that was just like very savage and was just did what Flint people do.

And kind of got thrown into the ringer probably about six or so years ago with just crazy chronic health issues that were just like every symptom imaginable and got tossed around through different doctors and have been on like a 24-7 like mission to kind of get my

health back. But, you know, childhood was pretty wild. You know, I had kind of like parallel traumas, I would say,

occurring at the same time on the emotional and the physical front. So my mom actually caught

my dad smoking crack in the basement when I was pretty young. And I mean, thankfully she kicked him out,

but obviously no father, my brother, my older brother, his father was not around. And then my mom also

took care of my two older cousins as well. So single mom, four kids, obviously she would

bartend and serve and work, you know, odd jobs to keep food on the table, keep the lights on.

So there wasn't a lot of like family dinners or

emotions. And my mom was a little traumatized by my grandfather as well. He was a bit abusive

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