from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Joe baby.

Things are getting weird.

I'm strong and Getty.

But I know this.

Delocco.

And everyone knows that.

The dramatics would come down just a little bit.

And now, he is Armstrong and Getty.

So are you familiar with this whole idea that they figured out a couple of years ago when it comes to your weight that somehow your brain gets

a set point. It's like if you work in an office building where somebody controls the

thermostats somewhere else, it's set at a certain

temperature and you have no say in it and it's just going to be that temperature

your brain does that with your weight

at some point for some reason that they don't know i mean the last paragraph in this article

this new Wall Street Journal thing is researchers want to figure out what

makes the set point go up for some people leading to obesity for the moment that's a black box we don't

know why the set point is so high for some people but the way it works and man you

fully buy into this idea right don't you I

so hundred percent yeah as a guy who's struggled with my weight since I was 17 years

old yes you've got a set point that gets set somehow and then if you get below that set point like

...