Because it doesn't really matter what the addiction is.

I mean, truthfully, it's not food we're really craving.

It's not coffee we're craving.

It is connection that we're craving.

All right, what's up?

We're back.

Happy New Year. You know, I say happy New Year until like deep March. And I don't think I've said it to you yet. I did put out the episode with Christine, but I didn't do a proper intro to that because it was a video. This one's a video too.

What's the deal with video?

I mean, I know what the deal is.

I understand.

Don't you worry.

But do you want video?

Who's here?

And whoever is here, please let me know. Because as you know, for the 12, 13,

however many years it's been that I've been doing this, we haven't done video, but it seems like

everyone's doing video now. I don't know. You know, you let me know. I don't, I'll say it. I don't want to do video,

but, you know, I'll do anything for you. You know that. All right, we're back. This is part two of

my conversation with Trisha Nelson. And by part two, I mean, it's a completely different,

separate conversation that we recorded on a different day.

If you did listen to the last episode, before the episodes with Christine, it was with emotional eating expert, Tricia Nelson.

And she's back again this week because at the end of that episode you may remember I asked her about

the connection between emotional eating and eating issues and relationships and

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