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And now, America's Angriest Trainer, Vinny Tortridge, with co-host Anna Pacino. Why am I America's Angriest Trainer, Vinnie Torterich, with co-host Anna Pacino.

Why am I America's Annihast Trainer?

Your good intentions have been stolen, and I'm here to help you get them back.

I am Vinny Tortarich, sitting right over there.

It's the best voice in podcast radio working today or any time in the history of podcast radio. And her name is Anna Vochino. Hi, Vin. How you doing, Pumpkin? Great. We have a special guest in a studio. You have to scooch you up. I hear you have the lungs to match. You know I have the lungs to match. We don't say that anymore. Why? Because the, and I'm not, is that why we don't say it?

Why don't we say it anymore?

It just,

it got old. Yeah. You got a talk about it off the air. Yeah. Okay. It just wasn't good. Scoochie up to the mic. I don't know why our mic. You're supposed to know something about mics and such. So at least you purport to know something and then you don't do it.

Nancy Wolfson is in the studio again.

Thank you.

I'm glad to be. about mics and such. So at least you purport to know something and then you don't do it.

Nancy Wolfson is in the studio again. Thank you. Hi, glad to be back. Welcome. Let's do me a favor. Put the cap on those olives before they're all over. You can keep eating them. We have olives in a studio here. In honor of the vegan show, I brought out olives for a snack. Yeah. Well, because you had to throw a big stop to what I walked in here eating.

Nancy Wolfson walked in with some bullshit in her hands. It is hot outside. She had an ice cream cone from McDonald's. She walked in and I fell out. I could have believed that she walked in to do a fitness podcast, hold an ice cream cone. How did that work out for you, man? It didn't work out at all. It was, you know, comedy is a risk. It is. That was good, well played, though. Well played. That's the beginning of, you know, orderly and funny and troublemaker. First of all, it's six million degrees in the valley. Driving over here from Brentwood, I watched my temperature gauge go from a lovely 82 degrees to 99 degrees. It's like Africa hot over here. And I'm driving up Vineland and I'm starting to melt. And I thought, uh, uh, uh, and I don't know, this is hell, but not only the heat, but you have to drive past so much food stuff to get your house. You know what? There are between Lucy School, which is exactly five miles away, West Valley, and here,

there are four McDonald's, not any other fast food, four McDonald's on a five-mile drive.

Hot wings.

And tucked in between those?

On one street.

Yeah.

It's so much. And then all the other fast food. But I clock between those? On one street. Yeah. It's still a cool.

And then all the other fast food.

But I clocked four McDonald's driving her home from school one day. So I get into the victim mode and I said, okay, well, it's hot outside. So that's why. And I thought I haven't had any kind of real sugar in ages. And, you know, I've been pretty good. And all the excuses start firing in and I go, I know I'm on my way to a fitness pot.

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