Hey, what's up everybody? Welcome to Trust and Believe. Oh, my goodness, it's Pride Month, and I'm so excited to continue our conversations that we've been having this month. And I did want to say before we began, I got new invisibleized. So if it sounds like I'm spitting when I'm talking, I apologize. And it kind of hurt. Like, I feel like this third tray is literally starting to stretch my teeth out.

But we're going to continue this conversation with the man sitting next to me if you are watching this.

And if you're not watching this, I'm sitting next to Chip Hoppa, who is, you know, we have this really great working relationship, but we're also good friends

and about four plus years ago. And, you know, when you meet somebody, you get to know them

and you know them over time and you build a relationship. Well, a couple years ago, I found out

that Chip and I had something very much in common. And all of you know that I was sexually abused.

And while our stories are completely different, I feel like you can learn a lot from people

who not only have been through something similar to you, but you can also learn how they dealt

with it. And maybe if you're dealing with something very similar, you can find ways to either

cope or get counseling or what have you.

But we're going to listen to Chip Story today.

He's going to be very open and honest about his experience.

And I hope that, again, it can help you too or maybe you can help someone that you know.

So sit back, get ready to trust and believe.

This is Sean Tee, and it's time to trust and believe. This is Sean T, and it's time to trust and believe.

All right, Chip.

Before we get into the other stuff, I need people to know that Chip is crazy.

See, y'all, a lot of y'all, if you know team, Shanty, a lot of y'all see Chip kind of handling things and he don't play. But Chip is crazy. See, y'all, a lot of y'all, if you know Team Chanty, a lot of y'all see Chip

kind of handling things and he don't play. But Chip is messy and he's really fun. I want to

give them a little behind the scrim of who you are. Like, what is, what do you enjoy in your

life? Like, what is something that you're like, I absolutely love doing this? And nobody knows, though. Everyone knows you love fitness. Is there something out there that you love that? It's like this hidden secret. I would say it's something that people probably don't know that I like being alone. I feel like most people would probably not think that because I like fitness and I like taking group fitness and I like being in groups of people. But I really find the recharging to be something I can do

when I'm alone. Wow. So when Elliot leaves the house, he gets happy. Okay, so Elliot's over there

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