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Here's your host Dr. Corre Ellen and Shannon Effridge.

So Shannon, do you have times throughout the year or seasons where you fight laziness? I fight laziness

every morning around 7.38 o'clock. I'm not a morning person.

Okay, well, but is that is that morning?

Is that laziness or is that just like, uh, you're not a morning person?

And so it takes you a while to get going.

I think that that's my routine. I'm a night owl. I get more done between nine and midnight

than I do in the first three hours of the day.

Okay well I think it's interesting because I do

I think it's interesting because I do believe there are seasons where laziness might hit more than others.

You know, like the lazy days of summer is one of the phrases that comes to mind and like when I want to just

wrap up in a blanket with hot cocoa all winter long and not move the winter blues would

fit myself to get out of that mode yeah but it I think that there's also possibly

that there's also possibly because I might be an epitome of this,

a lazy gene that can happen in a family of origin and family tree?

Do you have a genetic trait called laziness?

Oh well I can trace it through my family tree and pick the people that I think nailed it and I would be the one that was nailed with it because I fight laziness.

So your apple fell really close to the lazy apathy.

I hit me square in the head, girl.

Because it is one of those things, you know, if I had the option to just sit in hammock

or get something done, I'm choosing hammock. in a

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