Direct from the Broski Nation headquarters in Los Angeles, California.

This is the Brozky Report with your host, Brittany Brosky.

Hello, team.

Can everyone listening, guys, just can we take a second?

I want you to inhale for four, hold for four, out for four, okay?

Just do it with, I don't care if you feel stupid, I don't care if you feel stupid, just do it.

Inhale, hold for four.

Out for four.

Feels good, right?

I took a yoga class. I learned that.

Okay, guys, I, um...

What a week. There's a lot to say.

I know that there is probably an expectation for me to come on here and wax poetical, wax philosophic about the state of the country and about the election results and about where it leaves us, you know, as a nation, as a fractured society,

where it leaves us as we head into the holidays, where it leaves us as we stand with our friends,

our family. And I want you to know that, as we all know, I am only human and I'm grieving this in a way that is, it's personal but not unrelatable.

And I just want to share a message that kind of is necessary, and I hope it brings a bit of

comfort to you.

I just want to say that, you know, in these times, the idea of a chosen family is something that in the gay community is one of the most important

concepts. You do get to choose your family. You get to choose the people that you give your time to,

and just because you are blood related to someone does not mean they're deserving of your time

and appreciative of your time. And it doesn't mean that they deserve your light. I want to emphasize

that right now, all we have is each other. It's a very scary time for a lot of people in a lot of different states.

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