Hey, what's up? Hello. Emily Abadi here with episode 22 of Hurtall. It really is crazy the higher these numbers get, you know? We're approaching almost a full year of podcasting. And the adventures this thing have taken me on, it makes me hopeful for all the good stuff to come.

Before we get into it with today's guest, Joey Gonzalez, the CEO of Barry's Boot Camp.

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Okay, back to it.

Last week, I was chatting with Flywills Ruth Zuckerman.

And this week, we're continuing the theme of fitness industry powerhouses with Joey

Gonzalez.

I've got to admit, I've met Joey before, but I was definitely

fan-girling a little bit throughout this episode that we recorded in his office in West

Hollywood. And I guess that's because more so, since I'm living in a major city, Berries is a

major workout establishment. And this week, actually, the company is celebrating their 20-year

anniversary.

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