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You need to get all the calories burnt today so that when we eat them all on Thursday, that's how it works, right? That is so not how it works. Oh come on everyone

stop with that crazy. Yeah I tell you is there more miserable after day than

Thanksgiving you know the day after you know you gather up a

hundred of your closest friends and relatives and you eat till you pass out

literally and then you go well that one Bruce Mart and then you know you forget it

364 days later. I don't even think it's a day after I think it's like an hour

after when your your belt so tight you can't breathe and you know for me I grew up my family on my mom's side

a hundred plus at Thanksgiving on my dad's side a hundred plus at Easter that was

when that family got together and so I am now it was me my

wife and my mother-in-law and I love to cook.

Do you know how hard it is to cook small, 15 different things small?

You know, so it's just, it never would work out.

It would just never work out. So finally we just kind of gave up to it you know we'll

just go to a you know to a brunch where there's a specific amount of food available

yeah you know and kind of go at it that way and that was the only sane way to do it

yeah for us but you know there is something that seriously this is they

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