Hi, I'm Ethan Sopli, welcome to American Glutton. Outside of acting my two favorite things

to do are diet and eat. I have a very complicated relationship with food and on this podcast

we're going to talk about all of it. Food as entertainment, food as sport, food as fuel.

I'll talk to experts and the average person just like you and me.

Today we welcome Henry Zabrowski. I met Henry on the set of The Wolf of Wall Street

where we worked together for six months and fell in love with him a new while listening

to his podcast. You can listen to Henry on the last podcast on the left or find him on

Instagram at Dr. Fantasy. I will say that this is partially an introduction and partially

a parental warning. Henry and I do quite a bit of locker room talk on this episode. So

if you are at all at first to four letter words, this is not the episode for you. Thank you.

Henry Zabrowski, welcome to the American Glutton podcast.

Dude, so good to see you. So good to see you too. You and I did a movie together in 2012.

And you were heavier. I was heavier. But then I went in the opposite direction. I gained a

bunch of weight after 2012. Yes. Well, that was the beginning of a slow decline in weight.

Okay. It started as incremental choices and it basically happened because of wolf.

It's like, a lot of times when you do different projects like long term projects or higher profile

projects, you got to go to the doctor to get in shirt. Yeah. And they look at your body.

You know, they check and normally it's like perfunctory. Right. Normally just a guy.

You fill out a form and they look at you and they go, boom, boom. He's vibrant.

They'll say weird words like that where it just being like, yeah, I'm an actor. I have to be

vibrant. I must be vibrant. But the Hollywood doctor, Dr. Katz, who's hilarious and cruel.

But he was, as we're sitting in this meeting, it happened once before we said,

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