If you have body image issues, this may not be the episode for you.

This may be a little PTSD today and it was back in 2010.

We did a segment on the radio about what's the worst thing that a guy said to you when you

took off your clothes? Like it was a rude, it didn't mean to be rude about your body,

but it unintentionally was. And I want to see if any of these resonate with you.

Unfortunately, today on the show, hi, my name is Kramer and I am proud to admit that I am a

mamas boy. You're not just any mamas boy. You're a certified mamas boy. And this is the certified

mamas boy podcast. Hello, welcome to this Wednesday edition of the certified mamas boy podcast.

It's so crazy because you know, why do you guys don't listen in real time? I just got a message

today from listener Grace and she just hit episode number 200. Just hit 200.

Which is cool. It's awesome. So Grace, when you hear this, it's probably going to be around the

holiday. So to you, the happiest of holidays to you and your family, Grace. Grace, message me

when you get this. Nothing is actually pretty funny. For those that listen, try to listen to every

episode. That's amazing. And don't you don't have to. Most of this stuff, I try to catch you up if

you missed anything. So that's, you know, whatever. But thank you for being here. We've been here for

one or a hundred and third or sixty seven episodes. It's awesome. We got three principles on this

podcast. We live. We laugh. We love my mom. That means we live our lives out loud. We laugh a lot.

We love my mom. I co-host Nancy. Nancy. Hi, mom. Hi, honey. I want to tell you about the most

anxious, anxiety causing day when you're a fat awkward kid. And I don't think they even do this

anymore because, and they might, they might. And correct me if they do. But I can tell you as the fat

awkward kid growing up, one of the worst days out of the school year was when you had to do the

mile run. Oh, I remember that. Nothing would get me more anxious than having to go in front of your

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