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He's back in y'all, he's back in y'all, reviewing TV, like it's going out of fashion.

Hey TV shows out of five rise Christmas years, baby girl, sit down, I don't know, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, how are you?

I'm alright, I've got purchase here to be assorted. What? You've got brown legs, never had brown legs. Oh nice, I love it, I think I have.

That's nice. Sometimes if I listen back to the episodes you might say something and I've moved on so I'm really going to stay with these brown legs.

Oh no, I noticed, I noticed, no, but you do that with me. Oh no, there's no, we're not great listeners. I think we are.

Two-sept, what do you say? I think we are. That was a joke.

So you got brown legs? No, I'm more comfortable when you move on.

Don't change it now. I'm just fed up with my body. I've been eating well for three weeks. We're not going to my sisters, three weeks, three weeks, like well.

How long is this going to take? Six months. I'm not starving myself, but I'm eating properly well.

So Chris Pratt, have you heard of him? He's an American actor, he was like chubby in the office. Right.

And then we're buff. He was asked about it and he said, he said, well that's from like chubby to buff, you know, like superhero buff.

He said, it's nine months of completely changing your life. Okay. And he said there's no other way, like changing everything. Right.

And he was like, there's no shortcut. No. If you sort of, exactly, I've been to it three weeks. What do I expect?

It's like, if you sort of went by next year, this time next year.

Yeah. If I'm still like this, what's going on? Well, yeah, then I open it.

I just want to see something different so I can go on the right track. Do you know your tummy is the last to go?

Is it? Yeah. Someone told me that when did you lose your, how long did it take you?

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