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Hey, this is Chris Mosher. My dilemma is I can't stop eating cereal for dinner.

Okay, so all the dilemmas in the world, this one ain't that serious.

I mean, if you just look at your Instagram, it's clear that you have no problem staying in shape

and looking fit. And so it doesn't seem like cereal is interfering with your athletic career

or your fitness. Now, maybe your wife wants to have a little more something substantial

every once in a while. And you're already on bowl three of Count Chocula by the time she gets there.

Maybe consider settling in for a nice meal with her every once in a while. If you're worried about

it because it's a little immature for a grown man to be dining like a college freshman, I don't know,

says who? You can eat whatever you want. That's part of being an adult, right? That's the best part

of being an adult. You don't have to answer anybody. So if you're out of time or you just don't want

to waste your time cooking, if cereal makes you happy, then by all means do your thing.

Just don't be that he then who pours the milk first and then the cereal. I don't care what

somebody on the internet said once about how it prevents you from eating too much cereal or

overpouring the milk, whatever that terrible excuse is. It's always cereal first and then milk.

Plus the sugary milk at the end is sometimes the best part. The commission has spoken.

My guess this week is my friend Chris Moser. His resume is very impressive. He's the first

transgender athlete to make a men's US national team first in the ESPN body issue first sponsor

by Nike and the outsports person of the year in 2016. He's a Hall of Fame triathlete all American

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