Hello and welcome to a seemingly effortless episode of We Only Look Thin.

I am Catherine Weigel and I've lost, I'm going to be honest, about 147 pounds.

And with me today, with me today is person of interest.

Donald Weigel.

You really threw me up. Person of interest. You are a person of interest. I suppose it makes me seem like I'm a suspect in a crime though. No, but you're an interesting person. The only crime is that I've stolen your heart. Yes, and lost a hundred pounds. I lost about a hundred pounds. Congratulations. It depends on what day I step on the scale.

I don't know. If I'm being on, I see, I feel like you've been honest now. You've been like 147 pounds.

Like at one point I had lost like 104 pounds and then like I go up and down the scale on like a five

pound range. I know. I don't really like, I don't know exactly.

So I just say about 100 pounds.

Well, I feel like I've been holding on.

It's almost like your driver's license weight.

Yeah.

You just sort of hold on to it and that's the number you pretend you are.

So me saying I've lost 150 pounds makes me think I've lost 150 pounds, which I did, but I've kind of found three of them.

Oh, boy. So, yeah. So I'm just being honest. It's effortless to gain weight, isn't it?

And as we've said over and over again, there is no finish line. Like, you know, at one point, you would have killed to be the way you're right now. You

might literally have committed murder and then you'd be a person of interest. And now it's like,

you know, you're three pounds up and it's like, oh boy, things are out of control. So it's all,

it's all relative. It's fine. So hi. How are you?

I'm doing all right.

You're a little stressed out, huh?

Yeah, I'm a little stressed out.

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