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Would I be to a-ho if I sent my daughter to Fat Camp?

Hey, Lil Fatso, you're too fat.

So I'm sending you to Fat Camp.

Okay, actually, all right.

But if you get sent to Fat Camp, aren't you just with a bunch of other fat people?

And also, I think it's all about branding.

But like your community becomes like, like you are the five people that you associate with, right?

And so the five people you associate with all that fat camp, the probability of you being fat.

Oh, interesting.

We'll continue.

I thought, I thought you're, the angle you were taking is like,

he, uh, the, the dad is just giving her, her community. Exactly. Like, yeah. Hey, also that.

Let's see. I want to be with my people. My fellow fatso's. Oh, man. Um, all right. So I just got into a huge argument with my ex-husband about this.

My 14-year-old daughter, Abby, just hit 210 pounds. How tall is she? It doesn't matter.

For 210 pounds, I mean, I'm going to be honest. Like 6.8. That's pretty rough. I, and at 14, I think

that's like, I think it's one thing if you're an adult and you're like, okay, whatever. You're on, you're kind of an adult and you're off. You're doing your own thing. But like the kid being 210, man, that, that, that's unfortunate. That's big. It's big. This started about 1.5 years ago when me and my ex's divorce was finalized.

Oh, in one and a half years, she gained like 100 pounds.

That's, I mean, yeah, 14, yeah, probably.

I mean, how much is, how much, how much is a 14 year old girl way?

I probably like 70 pounds.

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