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Welcome to a brand spanking new episode of the low-life podcast.

I'm your flaming hot and spicy, seasonally depressed, dick-sucking. What a mess.

Talky finger-licking, Target overspending, hot mess of a host, Lorenzo Bon. And I am so happy to be here with you today. There is no place I'd rather be than right here with my beautiful kings and queens. I hope you were having a beautiful week. You're feeling great. But if you are not having a good week, if it feels a bit overwhelming for you, we're still in a bit of that June gloom. It's still kind of depressing outside. Not here in L.A., but I know in other parts of the country, it is gloomy and sad. And so if you're going through it and just feeling overwhelmed and a bit anxious right now, don't you worry, boo-boo. Don't you fret. You have come to the right place. You're here for a reason. We have a great episode for you. We're about to turn that frown

upside down. This one is going to touch the heart. It's such a sweet episode. Before we get into it,

though, let's talk about mental health. Nobody asked, but my mental health score on a scale of

one to ten, one being food poisoning at your local Chipotle. I swear sometimes they spray the lettuce

down with E. coli. I love my Chipotle. I do love for them to be a sponsor on this podcast. But sometimes I do get the Hershey squirts there. It's just a thing. And I know I'm not alone in that. I know I'm not alone. I do love them though. And I keep going back for more. I'm in an abusive relationship. It's a very toxic relationship I have with

Chipotle because it doesn't matter how many times they will do me dirty. I will still go back for

some more. I just like the burrito bowls. They're easy, low calorie and delicious. Anyway,

a one would be food poisoning at Chipotle. A 10 would be a delicious brown, freshly baked loaf from

your local cheesecake factory and a beautiful meal. maybe have a delicious cocktail with a best friend. That's a solid 10 for me. I'm going to rate my mental health this week, a solid 8.7 out of 10. I'm feeling pretty damn good. I'm riding to the wheels fall off. I love the season of June. Felice compiliano to all of my Gemini Kings and queens. We love our Gemini's. Caitlin Bristow, little Judy, she's a Gemini. But it's also going to be cancer season. And so I'm always feeling pretty good around June. I get happy. Until I don't. Until I don't. But right now I'm feeling good. I'm happy. I'm surrounding myself with the people who I love the most. And I've been really working on my mental health. I've been going to therapy and having these beautiful heart-to-heart conversations with the queen who's also my therapist. And so in talking to her and just coming up on my birthday, which is June 30th, I do a lot of self-reflecting. And I like to put in some work and fine tune, you're always a work in progress. I'm never going to have it figured out,

even though I've been. birthday, which is June 30th, I do a lot of self-reflecting. And I like to put in some work and

fine-tune. You're always a work in progress. I'm never going to have it figured out, even though I've been going to therapy for over a decade. It doesn't matter. Constant work in process, I'm always going to be fine-tuning. And when you come up on a new year of life, for me, of course, I'm doing some self-reflecting, and I'm celebrating the wins, but also some opportunities for growth.

And so let's start off with some wins. People have said to me, I'm doing some self-reflecting, and I'm celebrating the wins, but also some opportunities for

growth. And so let's start off with some wins. People have said to me several times, especially with

having this podcast, Lowe, how are you able to not care what people think? How are you able to do that?

Because it's a thing. People struggle with it all the time, myself included, is caring what people think. And I still

struggle with it once in a while. There are certain things that will trigger me and I'll, again,

care a lot about what certain people might think. Mine is more individual now, like a certain person.

I care what that person thinks or like, what does my dad think? Like that sort of a thing. But again,

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