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we are here with best selling author a mother to all of us, the great Mel Robbins, an honor, in honor to have you on the pod. Josh, do you see this book? Do you see, this is, I don't even know what color green this is. This is the perfect green. Oh, the Lepton theory. Mel Robbins, we're here with, you said, I don't know what to call myself. The queen. Is that a good way to describe yourself? No. Okay, no. No, I don't even, I don't know. I don't describe myself. I definitely would not use mother to all of us because my children do not listen to me. So I don't like, I've got three children, that's plenty. Okay, okay. Well, we're so excited to have you. Thank you. Big fans. Thank you. We're live in studio. Josh is calling in. God, Josh, I wish you were here. I need you. I feel like we're going to get into a deep therapy session. And me and Josh, we just, we get really deep. So hopefully you guys know each other? Seven years. Seven years. And it's funny. Both grew up in New York. york uh definitely like different upbringings but

similar enough that just i don't know we have like just we're just very very similar and the deeper we

get the more the more similar we we find yeah chubby boys both obese youth that is the that's our band

the obese youth it's our punk band that that's our band. The Obes Youth. It's our punk band. That's our. Were you ever an obese youth?

Was I an obese youth? I had periods of my life where I was basically a twinking on legs.

Got it. Got it. Okay. Yeah. See, that's why we can relate to you. Yes. That's why, you know.

People who have never been fat, they just don't get it.

No.

They don't get.

I don't think that they see the world the same way as people who have been pushing

300 pounds and having to walk around in a society that really just never accepted that.

You know, I also don't think that you realize that of all of your friends, the hardest

working person who's working the hardest on their health is actually your friend who is

overweight.

Yeah.

Because they think about it all the time.

They feel discouraged all the time.

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