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Live from the headquarters of Ramsay Solutions broadcasting from the pods moving in storage studio. What's up Americans?

The Ramsay Show. We are hanging out to have a conversation about your life, your relationships, your mental health, your money, all.

I'm John Golognoe joined here by bestselling author and all around pretty good human being Rachel Cruz.

We're taking your calls on whatever is going on in your life. Tribal 8, 825, 5225 calls toll free, Tribal 8, 825, 5225.

Is that how you intro George and Ken like overall good human being or is that like my intro?

No, because they're not. You say it every time we're on the show together. Is that my or is that like, no?

Do you say that about everyone? Overall good human being. As though we're on a date. Hey, it's like in your like, oh, do you tell everybody that they're pretty?

Is that what you're asking? Overall good human being. I'm going to take as my own. I'm claiming it. That is my title.

I've never said George can't listen to overall good human being. Okay, guys. Just because I'm committed to telling the truth on this show.

That's just like one of the things. It's one of the things. Let's go to Jenny and Charlotte. What's up Jenny?

Hey, Dr. John. Hey, Rachel. Thanks for taking my call. Absolutely. How can we help? You're more than a pretty good human being there.

Oh, Jenny. I appreciate you. I appreciate you. Jenny. I'm so glad you're the first.

Handering, handering.

Just feel my soul. I'm just kidding. I do it until Rachel quickly. Every Christmas at least one person I know gets smart money smart kids as a book.

Yeah, you're pretty great. I'm so glad. Change in the next generation. I love it. That's great. That's great.

Quick question for you guys. I'm going to try to make a long story short. Awesome. It's so great talking to him.

We live in a pretty wealthy area of Charlotte where you hardly ever see a homeless person last week. I saw a gal tucked away behind not holding a sign not asking for anything.

So my ultimate question is regarding boundaries with a non family member, but a homeless person that I've gotten to know pretty well over the last week or so because I've been doing, you know, a day routine of like let's write down your goals.

Word, you want to go next. She's obviously kind of a user, not kind of a user. She is a user. And so when I met her that day, we chatted a little bit.

So what would you like? She said, can you get me a sandwich? Sure. It came back. Talk to her more. And I told her that I called all the local shelters in the area and all five of them had a wait list.

And three of them required a substance abuse program first. And she said, well, thanks for looking into that. You know, I left later that night when my husband got home, it was raining and he said, let's just go check on her.

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