Welcome to the Wally Show Aftercast, the things that we didn't get to when the things were the things.

Yes.

So we've got two things that we want to talk about.

And then keep in mind, too, just so you can get your heart prepared starting now.

This is our last day for the week.

And so we'll be back on Monday.

Okay. Gavin, maybe you didn't read this yet and I'm hoping you haven't because this is

interesting and I want to get your take on it.

So Oprah Winfrey, you know who Oprah is.

You get a car, you get a car.

Yeah, that's right.

Yeah, she's like handing out cars to everybody.

Okay, so she admitted that she is taking like one of those drugs that helps you lose weight. Because, I mean, all her life, she's dealt with the weight battle and stuff. And she's been very open about it. But anyways, she said that she actually learned something that she's never realized thanks to being on like Ozymbic or something like that.

She said, I thought that skinny people, people that were thin just had more willpower, that they just ate better and they just would stick to it longer.

But then she realized that those people that are just thin, well, they just ate better and they just would stick to it longer. But then she realized that those people that are just thin,

well, they just eat when they're hungry and they stop when they're full.

And so she realized, she said that she realized that she's been blaming herself all these years for being overweight,

but she has a predisposition that no amount of

willpower is going to control. Obesity is a disease. It's not about willpower. It's about the

brain. Now, what are your takes on this? I don't know. Here's a thing. There's that thing,

Nume. Have you heard about Nom where it's like all about psychology.

Yeah, it's not a medicine.

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