Welcome back to the mail of the podcast.

I'm your host Brett Nairman.

To the right of me, the lovely, the, uh, the laughing Sally to freeze, what's up, Sal?

I'm sorry.

Every time we come in here and we were record, and I know that I'm being filmed, I like try to think about what I look like on camera.

And I think that I'm doing myself a disservice by sitting back, because it's giving me a double chin.

So I decided if I sit up and put my shoulders back, now can't rant, it's like you already adjusted the mic and the camera.

I'm hoping this leads to us with a double chin, Randy thoughts.

He's giving a double thumbs up.

What are the rules, like the celebrity picture rules, like the tongue on your top, top of your mouth, right?

The like pressing up against your teeth, that'll get rid of a double chin.

Really?

Yeah.

Excuse me, right?

It's called muing.

Muing?

Yes, it's supposed to strengthen the jaw.

I'm going to add on retail therapy, go check it out on Sunday's Gary's feet.

Oh, nice.

I've never known that.

Yeah, oh yeah, there's like a bunch of rules for how to make your pictures look better.

Well, there was a thing like probably 10 or 15 years ago where like all the stars would hunch over to make their collarbones look good.

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