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Hello, I'm Trey.

This is Zach, and this is your weekly dose of BS.

Stephanie's out again this week.

She's on her fun train.

So I have my co-host back by popular demand, Mr. Zachary Luker.

Hello, I've never done so much BS before in my life.

Yes, you have. Well, thanks for being here, Mr. Zachary Luker. Hello, I've never done so much BS before my life. Yes, you have.

Well, thanks, thanks for being here, Zachary.

You know, it's a pleasure to be here.

I, you know, Stephanie reminded me that she had another trip.

She has, I was just in Montana with her, and she has one, two, three more trips before

she even gets home. And if you know, Stephanie, that a year ago would have been her personal hell. I remember last year, she was like, oh yeah, we're going for two weeks and then I'm not leaving the house ever again. And I feel like I haven't seen her in months. All summer. This might be our podcast now. I don't know. She's having a hot girl summer.

She is. We were doing our hot girl walks in Montana every day. She's like, what's a hot girl walk?

I was like, it's just where we walk. And get hot. Yeah, and we sweat. And how were those? They looked like they were. Oh my gosh. So there's this, they live on a mountain in Montana, their house on a mountain in Montana. And when it's not ski season, you can hike up these mountains.

So we did.

But like, you know, hike in a blue and ski in a blue are just as difficult because I don't know what the percentage incline that would be on a treadmill, but it's got to be at least like 25.

It was awful.

And so one of the days, we were hiking to Jesus every day. There was a big Jesus statue of the top of this mountain, and we would walk to see Jesus. And every time I wanted to turn around, we're like, no, we're doing this for the Lord. So we would keep going. And then halfway through the trip, I was like, hey, we should just like walk down the neighborhood because they live at the top of the mountains.

I was like, if we walked down the neighborhood, that seems a little bit easier. Oh my gosh. I've never lost so much weight on a trip in my life. Usually I come back at least two pounds heavier. I think I lost 10 pounds. Well, yeah, I was curious when you said that because you have to drive that every time to go up and down. and it's straight up hill.

Because we drive it. As you said, the top of the mountain.

Yeah, I know how far it is. Like whenever we enter the neighborhood on the map, it's like a little over a mile. So we went all the way down. And we were walking. And Stephanie was like, do you want to turn around? Like, this is one of my turnaround points. Like, if you want to go back.

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