So we're about to start texting with Charlotte to her fiance who has put what 30, 40 pounds

on in like three months or something like that. That's what she said.

Since they got engaged and she's really worried about him health wise. The subplot here I

think is she's a little bit worried about how the picture is going to look in for the

wedding. Is he even going to be able to get into his talks? But the priority here is his

health. Is he okay? That's a lot of way to put on a short amount of time. And it all

seems to have started as soon as they got engaged. And Kristen said that she's got the perfect

way in. No, no, I did not say it was perfect. What did you say? I just felt like it would

be a sensitive way at handling the conversation to bring it to his attention. Okay, because

I was going to suggest the first text is lose 30 pounds by this day or we're putting

the wedding off. No, that is not what we are going to do. He is joking by the way. Charlotte,

I did a quick Google, right? And I just said, why does a person put on a lot of weight

in a short period of time and medical news today, an article popped up what causes rapid

weight gain and it says right there, most people experience fluctuations in their weight.

However, rapid weight gain can indicate an underlying health condition. So what I think

we should do is you should pull this article up on your phone and copy the link and send

it to him in conjunction with the text we're going to send. Is that too intense? Because

if you're gaining that much weight in a short period of time, it very well could be an underlying

health. I don't disagree with your strategy. I just think is the first text. Not the first

text. Like that's going to be like we send a text. Hey, I need to talk to you about something.

It's going to be uncomfortable. And I'm not trying to make you feel bad about yourself.

But I am concerned. Yeah, I think we got to be a little bit sensitive off the bad because

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