And now, here's the question.

Ola, bitches, good day to you and yours.

All right, yoga.

I have zero interest in attempting yoga.

Hot yoga, power yoga, bacti yoga, karma yoga, goat yoga.

You named the yoga, I don't want to do it.

But here's the thing.

I'm just talking out of my sexy black ass because I've never done yoga. You name the yoga. I don't want to do it. But here's the thing. I'm just talking out of my

sexy black ass because I've never done yoga. I've never even tried it. So who knows, maybe I would

actually like it. Maybe not. Look, last week I tried pork brains and milk gravy. And much like yoga,

I'd never done it before. And I had no interest in doing it. But looking back, I can now

say that I really wish I had not done that. Because pork brains and milk gravy taste exactly

as good as its name implies. But now I know. But the only way to really know something is to

experience it. In fact, there was a recent online discussion about what food was the biggest

disappointment once you finally tried it. And it covered people's reactions to everything from the

McRib to lobster to Cambocha. But look, we've all been there before. We're excited to try something

only to be met with a case disappointment. But whether it's a food or an activity, maybe it's a TV show or a movie that somebody

recommended or a hobby.

But at the end, sometimes you try something and you find out on rare occasions, you're pleasantly

surprised by the fact that you actually liked it.

And that's what we're talking about today, that thing that you finally tried and if it

was good or if it was

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