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Hi, I'm Ethan Sopli, welcome to American Glutton.

Outside of acting, my two favorite things to do are diet and eat.

I have a very complicated relationship with food and on this podcast we're going to talk about all of it.

Food as entertainment, food as sport, food as fuel.

I'll talk to experts and the average person just like you and me.

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Today I'm talking to Albert Hammond Jr. He is a guitarist, singer and songwriter, first member of the Strokes to embark on a solo career.

You can find Albert at Albert Hammond Jr. on Instagram.

The lesson I've learned in playing music is you just always, I know it's a joke in tenacious D, but you just always record.

Yeah. Because it's always like someone does like a happy accident and like you got that right?

Yeah. I don't remember what it was. It's like you weren't recording. Yeah.

It was funny you bring that up because I was just thinking in the shower.

I was just thinking what you're going to ask me and what I was going to say. And then I thought it's funny these discussions.

You don't, you ask a question. You don't really, you haven't thought about it like a whole day or two to really think what I really think.

I'm just going to answer you by things I'm feeling or in the moment where I'm at.

And I just thought it was funny that when you said you could get yourself in trouble, like discussions are discussions.

The point is that you change what you think or you know, anyways, right? You wouldn't life anyways.

I fucking hope so. Yeah, be weird. That's what I think it is.

I think we're having a conversation about ideas kind of within the realm of health and fitness and what we want to do with our bodies and stuff like that.

But it can be anything we want. And I don't think anything should be held.

We're getting into a weird thing now where there's like retroactive punishment for

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