Hey it's Sean and this is I can explain the podcast where we answer questions that you were too afraid to ask and this week's topic now that I've finally got Bree to join me for the podcast that we have together that we film weekly. Oh yeah that's what you missed we film it weekly.

Yeah, oh I probably didn't tell you. So yeah this week's episode episode, 17 weeks in the making is about anxiety.

So yeah, you make me anxious.

That's the beginning and the end of this podcast.

I am the source of your anxiety. This past week, legitimately you were. I know. I felt that. Well, I think even told me that. You're like you're making me so anxious right now. You're like, do you hate me? Do you not want to do the podcast anymore? Right, I forgot I had that struggle too.

Yeah, you had like a lot of struggles.

I was really just like inducing the...

Well, because there's the thing that I constantly have this fear that you're...

I mean, we can get into this this but this is part of my anxiety just because I have

What's it called prescribed? No, that's not the one. When a doctor tells you something.

You get a... Jesus Christ.

Oh my God, you get a, like I've diagnosed.

Diagnosed.

Yes, I do have doctor diagnosed generalized anxiety and medication for her.

Yeah. So yeah, I have this anxiety that you, I just get this thought that comes

over me that you don't actually want to do the podcast sometimes that you're just like

doing it to like keep me entertained and you like

It's like a little play toy for you. Yeah, and you like you feel bad for me

You know what the terrible thing about anxiety, like I'm laughing, I shouldn't laugh, is because these things

and anyone who suffers from anxiety can relate feel so real when you're feeling them.

You know, this must be the case. Yeah. But when you tell me that it's so

laughable because it's so far from the truth. Yeah and when I say it back I'm like wow

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