Hey, welcome to the E to Live podcast. I wasn't here last week. I hope you held down the Fort Dad. I'm here with my dad, Dr. Furman. And today we are going to be discussing holiday heart. The heart. The holiday heart. I always call it that now. Good.

And maybe it could not encompass more than just our health of our heart, but also our heart and

feelings for other people during the holidays, caring for people.

You're getting to be such a softy in your later years.

Really emotional, psychological.

Yeah, exactly.

That's great.

So before you're into the upcoming holidays, what happened at Thanksgiving, because

we didn't have Thanksgiving together.

You went to your fiancé Jacob's family?

Yes.

In Texas.

How did that go?

Yeah.

So it was great.

So I was in Texas and what's crazy about Texas is the food scene there, which is so, I'm

not going to say I was shocked because I knew it was different.

I kind of knew the South like to fry their food, but I was really shocked. We were with a lot of friends and my friends actually fry their turkeys. They fry a turkey. And I actually have talked to people about it and it's pretty common, which kind of blows my mind. How do you fit a turkey in a frying pan? So it's like this, I saw it for the first time in my life. They fried it in the grass, which is kind of a fire hazard, but in the huge pot with like a ton of oil and dipping it in there. And everyone was making jokes like, Jenna, if your dad saw this now, I was like, yeah, he would not be happy. But I had a very serious and kind of awakening moment there. And it was when my friend

was asking me, his dad had had a health scare. He has some pretty bad heart issues and he had

seizures. And I think his son, who I was talking with, was really concerned. He had to go to the

hospital? Yeah. He had to the previous week.

And so he said like Jenna, your dad's older than my dad by like 10 years.

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