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Slack.com slash DHQ. So I was just reading a really moving and inspirational story. And

I think with all the bad news out there, it's great to have a little bit of hope and to

focus on the good things every once in a while. So I just wanted to start right off the

bat by telling you about this. Here's the headline. This is really great. It says, gravitational

waves could collide sucking earth into a black hole. So there is hope. I mean, there's a potential

solution to our problems. And I don't know, I just wanted to let you know, so you could.

You could go about that your day today with a little bit of a smile on your face. Unfortunately,

the chances are slim of the earth getting sucked into a black hole. But we can keep our

fingers crossed, right? Now, in the meantime, I want to talk about body positivity. It's

a little bit of a weird segue. I get that. But it's hard to segue into anything once

you've started with the earth being annihilated by a black hole. So you just got to dive into

it and go for it. A body, a body acceptance model named test holiday is on the cover of

Cosmo magazine. Test is morbidly obese. And we're told that this is a historic moment,

a great moment for the world, the for mankind, because it promotes body acceptance and

body positivity and so on. And fat acceptance, you know, is I think the phrase people use.

Now, now, I don't, I don't want to spend any time dissecting the particulars of this

magazine cover, because it doesn't matter. Cosmos, a trash magazine as it is. So it's just,

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