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We were just talking and Trey said, do you have something to talk about? I said, yes, I do. Because I watched that biggest loser Netflix documentary. Have you watched it yet? No. You must. It's like number one on Netflix. I'm sure half the people who listened have probably watched it by the time this comes out. But it is so, so good, super interesting.

So what it is, is, do you remember watching The Biggest Loser?

I don't think I've ever really watched that.

Okay, so for those of you who did not watch The Biggest Loser,

like I think there's one person, Trey, in this world.

It was 17 seasons, super popular.

And it was a group of, like I would say, obese people who, like a group, like maybe 12,

and they compete to lose weights.

And it's like a weight loss competition show.

And they have these, like, three trainers.

The trainers have, like, certain contestants. And, like, like three trainers. The trainers have like certain contestants.

And like if your contestant loses the most body fat weight, whatever, by the final way and you have

months to do this. So you're watching these people change their life in real time, learn how to

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