Hello, everybody. Welcome back to the show. My guest today is Sarah Safari. She's a fitness model,

influencer, athlete, and a YouTuber. Many people dream of being young, fit, and famous.

Lots of us are seduced by the idea of the attention that this brings, but what's the reality of

being so exposed in a world filled with scrutiny, stalkers, and haters? Expect to learn what

Sarah thinks about the muscle-mommy movement, what makes women genuinely attractive the biggest

problem with dating Gen Z guys, Sarah's thoughts on the Bradley Martin vs Logan Paul fight,

her top 10 exercises to build muscle, whether she would ever start an only fans, and much more.

I had a lot of fun talking to Sarah. She does not fit the air-head fit chick caricature that many

people in that industry might accuse her of being. She is really, really funny, genuinely funny,

and a very, very nice person. Also, you get a window into what the world of Gen Z is like,

which is equal parts hilarious and terrifying. So yeah, get ready for that. Don't forget,

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Go on. I thank you. But now, ladies and gentlemen, please welcome, Sarah Safari.

Sarah Safari, look at the show.

Hello. Thank you for having me. How are you? Good. How are you?

Very good. Thank you. Talk to me about the muscle mummy movement. I'm hearing about it on the internet,

that guys, there's like a move away from thin spell to fit spell to now muscle mummy, which is the

step up, and even though you only just heard about the word today, it feels like you're part of that

movement. Yeah, people have been commenting, like guys comment on my posts, like muscle mummy sometimes,

and like, I'm not gonna lie, I kind of like it. But today was the first time that I've heard like

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