Hey everybody this is Peter Segal. I'm the host of Weight Weight Don't Tell Me.

We are now officially in the third decade of our show, which also means it's our third

decade of asking you our listeners for your support. And without you, we cannot bring

you the hard-hitting, sensitive journalism you have come to rely on from us.

Paula, a classic product is getting an advisory label now. It's warning consumers against

overuse. What is the product?

Overuse.

Overuse.

It's a classic.

Too much of this is dangerous.

Tell Compower.

No, no, it's not that. You also want to limit the amount of milk you might be dunking

them into.

Cookies?

Yes, well specifically, or...

Oreos! Well, a row isn't too many.

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Here is your host at the Chase Bank Auditorium in Chicago, Peter Segal.

Thank you, Bill. Thank you, everybody. We're in the holiday sweet spot that glorious time

of year when there are no rules. We can gorge ourselves on leftover Christmas cookies and

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