Hey, this is Donald Wigel.

And this is his wife, Catherine Wigel.

And you should not mistake our thinness for thinness.

We are thin people.

I know people of the airwaves cannot tell that right now, but in the last two years, Donald

and I have each lost about 100 pounds.

And if you saw us on the road, you would say, hey, look at those thin people, just hanging out, doing their thing, being thin folks.

But in fact, we are not actually thin people. We are just playing thin people on TV, or in this case, on a podcast.

Yeah, I could seriously just eat all of the donuts every single day of my life.

And for 41 years, I think I basically did just that.

I ate whatever I wanted and made excuses about my life and got up to at my highest 300 pounds and as of today I'm under 150 pounds

and I would like to stay that way what about you Donald I also would like to stay that way

roughly two years ago I was at my heaviest weight.

I am a super tall 5 foot 6 inches, and I was at 249 pounds, and you could basically roll me down a hill,

and I would gather steam and turn into some sort of giant medieval

bowling ball.

I was thinking I could roll you in a cheesy, crusty parmesan situation and bake you.

Flour and deep fry me in some way.

And I am, as of my last way in which was

saturday uh 152 pounds so um if we're being technical 98 pounds thinner than 90 give or take

seven but anyway so here's the thing i have lost hundreds of pounds in my career as an adult and as a weight loser.

I have done Atkins.

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