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Hi, it's Saturday. It's the Saturday show, and this week I'm going to bring you an appearance I had on another show, another, not mostly a podcast. It's a video show on the two-way network. And it is called Lifelong with Ethan Supley. Do you know Ethan Supley? You just might. He was Earl's brother in My Name is Earl. He was in Remember the Titans. Remember, remember the Titans? Remember the

offensive linemen who had to remember a key play in remember. Do you remember him remembering and

remember the Titans? Ethan was in that. And he was, and still is, a very fine actor, but for most

American history acts, he was in, for most of his career, his type, because this was who he was, was a very

overweight guy. And at times he weighed, and I don't know if he was acting at this weight,

but he reached over 500 pounds. So even though he was in demand as either the funny fat guy or

the tough fat guy, the fat guy. Even though he was in demand,

and even though this was part of his career, he knew he had to change something and he did.

And now, if you see Ethan, he goes to the gym a lot and he's really jacked and the materials

for his show and a lot of the other YouTube videos he's on is look at how this actor

went from 500 pounds to you know ripped Adonis so Ethan has this show he talks a lot it's

it's not about you know where to position your legs during a Bulgarian split squat but we do

I do mention the Bulgarian split squat I so do love the Bulgarian split squat.

We talk about mental states. We talk. He knows a lot about nutrition. And he talked about me and my,

I'm going to say similar journey, but I was, you know, basically not. I didn't go through it

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