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This is the two seventeen Recovery Podcast
with Corey Winfield. Well, fat people,

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we really hate it. I'm speaking
for all fat people we hate being

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hot. Showing me one fat person
that likes being hot, and I'm have

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some words with them, like why
are you playing? You like being hot?

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Bro and co Holst Marnie Winfield.
The little things that I appreciate now

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in life. And this gas station
is the gas station of all gas stations.

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And what makes it so special it's
got like a coffee bar in there.

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Kind of damn. That's how you
impress people. Get you a coffee

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bar. Look out. It is
the tenth of June twenty twenty three.

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My name's Cory Winfield, my name's
Marny Winfield. And this is the two

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seventeen Recovery Podcast. Special guests North
Studio. Mitchell, how are you doing?

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I am doing great, doing great. You're over on the couch today.

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You guys have a nickname for that
couch, right? Which one is

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okay to say one? I just
like to hear it the office couch.

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Yeah, so that's the nickname,
the office couch. Okay? Is there

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whoa that's inappropriate? Right there?
Geez oh Pete, you need to go

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hit a meeting. You had it
meeting this morning at the two seventeen Recovery

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Center, the Spirit of Recovery.
What's that meaning about, Mitch. It's

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about whatever we wanted to be about. But it's an open spirituality group.

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I like that. But a few
people today that was nice. Yeah,

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it was fun. My brother showed
up. That was cool. Nice.

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Is that your brother from another mother
or is that your brother from the same

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mother? Same, so that's like
blood brother, yeah, actual, And

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I got to meet him. He
told me not to talk about serial killer

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stuff, so we'll talk about that, so I'm not gonna even mention it.

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I like life. My birthday is
tomorrow. I'm gonna go have dinner

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with them as soon as I leave
here, so I'll you eat some quail.

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Maybe my brother likes quail and the
Egg's not gonna mention serial killer stuff,

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but I will mention how we talked
about killing this a little baby,

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Quail. It was eight weeks old. He said it was Quail Quail years

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that's an adult, yeah, he
said, it's not an adult, but

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it weighs about the same, so
it's like if it's a fat baby.

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That's fine. I don't I don't
really like knowing any of the details about

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the any of the food that I
he said, it's on YouTube, and

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he said it was just amazing how
quickly that life was taken from the he

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was trying to get at, how
humane it was, just be done with.

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It's like it was no soft he
was living and then it wasn't because

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get off of it. And yeah
it was. I thought he was gonna

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say, man, I was just
so amazed that that that feeling of like

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life and death was just so like
crazy in my hands, like right at

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that moment, and I took that
life instead. He's like, man,

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it was like meat and ready to
eat right then, you know. And

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I was like wow, Like if
I was like living on an island somewhere

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and because I wouldn't be doing that
stuff, I would want your brother there.

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Yeah, I'm like, man,
go get go, get some quails,

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salt skills. Do what you do. Like a year ago, he

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worked for a different poultry farm and
they um harvested we'll say harvested like one

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hundred and forty seven chickens in a
Day's a lot of chickens. Yeah,

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So I think that he's a little
desensitized, hmm. But he likes what

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he does, and well he doesn't
do that anymore, not the poultry farm.

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Everything he's thinking about starting one but
more is like a self sustaining farm

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thing. So so wrote about it
in my blog the other day. Are

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you gonna do the quail thing with
them? Might? Actually? And your

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first thing when you get him is
to have to get all up in it

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to one, Oh, was that
a drop? Was that you? Did

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you say that? Or was it
a drop? Fabulous? Thanks justin.

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Yeah, So first you're gonna buy
them, and then you're gonna have to

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get all up in it. Okay, get up in it. And then

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what you get them to do their
business and make more quail fabulous, and

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then you're gonna have to, like
ring to take the head off. My

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favorite part is I can't hear any
of this. I can't hear any of

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this. So you're smiling just diabolically
over there, hitting buttons. I'm guessing

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which ones you're playing. I like
that. I don't know man, and

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I have this. It's it's on, and I just I can kind of

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hear an echo of myself and like
down a hallway, M nothing that you're

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playing. Maybe one day I should
wear that heads And again you're staying on

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the couch. And we have a
wireless microphone, and have you used that?

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And then we have you call my
cell phone from your phone that you

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have hooked to these headphones as Bluetooth, and then you call my phone which

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is hooked to the board, and
then I turn up the bluetooth. So

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it's real, real high tech here. And so then the theory is that

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you hear me through the phone and
the bluetooth. I don't know why you're

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not hearing the drops. And then
there's Quail dying. Yeah, so that's

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that's enough Quail talking. But yeah, your brother was nice to meet him.

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Not a serial killer, just a
guy who likes putting food on the

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table. I mean that's what he's
going for. Yeah, No, it

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seem like cool, cool dude.
Man. That's that's awesome that he shows

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up to support you in what you're
doing. You know, my brother kind

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of does the same stuff. He
just sends moneies, but he was in

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LA so it's a little hard for
him to A brother doesn't have any moneys.

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He might he might be able to
send us some quails so where you

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go. Yeah, see he's got, he's got, and you'll know that

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they're pre processed. Yes, a
lot of fresh one. See. Even

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we were talking before about how everyone
has different skill sets. Yeah, I

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could never do that, but we
need somebody to be able to. Yeah,

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so there you go. You know
some countries they eat dogs and stuff.

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Oh yeah, it's a lot more
brutal way that they take care of

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it too. If you've ever looked
into that, I haven't not. I'm

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not gonna talk about it. I'm
not gonna go there. But I wonder

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why, you know, because I
bet there's some country out there that they

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don't eat quails because of that,
like that's pet or something. And they

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probably eat cats. Being land,
there's a place where they eat guinea pigs.

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You didn't eat pretty much anything left
to get all up in it.

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It's gonna leave that long. So
in recovery though, we oh yeah,

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well, this is why we were
doing the podcast. I wanted to do

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it with you guys, and Marnie
wanted to do one last night and I

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was like, no, this was
my master plan because I wanted to talk

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about our recovery event. We had
our grand opening the other day. It

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was a huge success. Marnie was
the MVP, so congratulations. Yeah,

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you set everything up, you told
people what to do. It was great,

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you know, you and the volunteers. Your mom helped out quite a

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bit. Tyrone was here toward it
all down m and the staff that did

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great too, and it just it
was a it was a wonderful day.

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Man, It was amazing. And
we had about five people show up the

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turnout four we opened the doors.
The turnout is Justin would say, was

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fabulous. There you y'all right there? And um, I asked my dad,

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who also attended. He lives downstate, but he came to it.

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That's a whole different thing. But
um, he said he thought it was

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on the upwards of a hundred.
Yeah. I think Mitch counted or saw

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some seventies something at least seventy five, So between seventy five and like your

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dad said, because we got sixty
three people to sign in, and I

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know we missed people, Oh yeah, for sure, because I could think

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of like ten off the top of
my head that came that I know didn't

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sign in. And your dad was
awesome. It was so proud of you.

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It's so funny. Yeah. Oh
oh, trust me, he was

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not always like that. No.
He um part of in Mitchell. You

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might not know this, but part
of his enthusiasm about my recovery. First

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off, is he saw me through
all the BS years, I mean decades

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of it. And there's times when
he starts to like really talk to me

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about it, and he did a
couple of times this weekend, set me

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down and start reflecting. I'm like, he talked about holding my barf bucket

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the other day. Yeah. No, like no, Like He's like,

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there was I you know, I
was a part of when you were like

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struggling. He's liking to see you
now is just amazing. But um,

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is he's in recovery himself. And
he was an active alcoholic for the majority

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of my life, especially the majority
of the life that I lived at home,

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so um, you know, he
was my drinking buddy for a lot

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of years, and and he never
really commented on my need to change because

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he was in his active addiction.
So it's like how somebody who's currently using

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supposed to say you're making poor decisions, you know. So, but yeah,

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he's been sober for I think like
he got sober at one of the

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one of the junctures where I was
attempting sobriety, he was said he was

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going to do it with me,
and he stayed sober and I did not.

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But I think he's got like fifteen
years now. So yeah, so

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he's very and he you know what, he's interesting because you know, it's

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two seventeen and we really focus on
whatever works for you, whatever pathway works

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for you. You know, there
is no equation to sobriety. Um.

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And you know he never really got
involved in any twelve step program. Um.

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He did a lot of self reflection, I know. And um he

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said he changed to when he wanted
to drink, he would eat ice cream

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sandwiches, like the gas station ice
cream sandwiches. He wouldn't buy. He

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wouldn't buy boxes of ice cream sandwiches
to like have an refrigerator. He would

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buy them like when he wanted to
drink, he would go out and purchase

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an ice cream sandwich from my gas
station. That's how Corey does it now,

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right. No, we got a
half gallon or no, we got

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a tub like one of the big
old tubs. One or could three?

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Four days? Just one? And
we got home and I'm like I'm done

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eating ice cream. I think after
I had like a big turtle Sunday and

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a big ass bowl like that.
Like you hear the like the college girl

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after a night of drinking, come
back up. I'm never drinking a college

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girl. But yeah, that's why
I always heard say that college girls.

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That was just that age. Okay, but yeah, it's yeah, I

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just I'm just like and then this
morning will come. I just I just

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I need to change, man,
you know, and looking up like how

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to fast, you know, there's
ways to do it. There's always not

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to do it, you know,
but they say like the sixteen to nineteen

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hour, like I don't need anything
in between that. And so I at

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least made it to there today to
noon. And then I drank one of

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my little pro teen shake thingies and
then I ate two donuts because why not.

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It's my birthday weekend exactly. Yeah, I think it's I think it's

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great that you're being mindful of that
stuff, and you know, and then

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I talked about how we could have
like salads, chicken salads and chicken like

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three nights a week because I can
do it. But she's just it's starting

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it. It's it's the hardest.
You know. It takes me back to

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being in recovery, you know it. It was the hardest to start it

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because I couldn't. I couldn't see
life without drinking. And I can't see

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life without Turtle Sundays right now.
I can't, you know, And you

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don't have to. You don't have
to, though it doesn't have to.

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But I know once I start,
because I've done this before. Once I

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can start it and just get some
momentum going, and then I do notice

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the changes. I start feeling better, just like in recovery from alcohol.

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You know, it's just like,
start feeling better. Everything's cool. I

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was thinking mebe we can walk during
the lunch hour, and that that we

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have a lunch hour, because we
don't, but you could go and walk

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for like twenty minutes every day.
It's hot. It's not even hot.

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It's Wednesday, it's not even come
on. I think we should do it.

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If Mitchell can do it, you
can do in front of all these

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people listening, I'll do it with
you. Is what are we going to

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walk to? It doesn't specific center. Yeah, we'll walk at the Pacific

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Center. Drive there and then you
walk a lap and then you drive back

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for so I used to do something
similar to that, like a long time

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ago. See I'm seeing in your
face you want to say, yeah,

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that's how I lost one hundred pounds
recently since being in recovery. Was I

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just start walking, I just start
eating better. And I have the opposite

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problem that you do. I can
start it, and it's easy for me

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to start it, but then to
keep going, I lose seem and then

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and I did the exact same thing
with my sobriety. I started trying to

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be sober a whole bunch of times, and then I'd go to like AA,

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or I'd get counseling or you know, start going to church or something,

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and then it would work awesome,
and then eventually it wouldn't and it

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would slowly start to go down.
And then but walking good stuff. I

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think he's I think he's debating.
He said, that's not I did.

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I heard it all. I couldn't. It was so quiet. No,

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he's I think it's crazy to look
into that. But no, we'll see.

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But there's this walking pad like a
treadmill, but they call it something

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else. There's a couple hundred bucks, But then there's like, you know,

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the outside, there's a free one, but it's like it's like the

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world, it's the world. This
dude reviewing it on Amazon, he's all

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walking on at barefoot. No,
I heard I heard that. Sorry.

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I was like, I hope he's
not making any sort of impulse by right

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now for stupid crap. But it
can fit even it wasn't even a good

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infomercial or whatever. It was quiet. No, he sounded like he was

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miserable. Engine though what it was, it was bad. But it's quiet

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to get your two hundred and seventy
five pound ass on there. And this

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burnt I think he bought the one
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so it was really working hard.
Quiet engine, quiet motor, turn it

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on, get on it. Our
cats would be like, what the fun?

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What's going on? So we got
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in and run, run, run, run, and its just like a

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wheel. I'm so excited for that. Yeah, yeah, putting it together.

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who knows how it might not be

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that bad. It looks funny.
Look, it's an exercise. So if

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you can envision for those views so
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hamster wheel, but it is has
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carpet? I guess that's on the
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and then they just can run and
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Mitch a couple of things. First
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We have to put it together.
I have no problem putting things together.

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You're the one. You're the one
that table together. Here's the one

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that like ends up with like seven
screws. Afterwards You're like, they usually

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send about seven extras. No,
there's no there's always things left up and

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you're like, I don't know.
I'm like, should we keep them?

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I don't know. Yeah, take
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girl, well, the Dad's girl. I was trying to do that on

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purposely. He would never ask me
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things I don't like doing with my
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Ambition. It was it was Christmas
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it was I don't I don't know
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no, not doing it. The
next time you went to your parents house,

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You're like, hey, you guys, got anything to put together and

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they're like, no, no,
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shit, how do they get off
the foot and stuff? How they

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got the assimbly line to the hauling
wood line, Like, let's not do

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that again. But no, we'll
see, we'll see. But the other

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problem, though, is we have
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that we only have one. So
but it sounds like three. But they

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behave, they behave like you know, one Nico's a ghost. My older

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cats, she's a ghost. Are
older cat as a ghost. But the

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other two men, it's gonna be
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me, like, I'll think about
that walking stuff. But you think so

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it won't that be funny if Nico
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like start lay down to sleep there. No, I'm just taking my turn.

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This is how I'm using my turn. Yeah, we'll see, though,

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I don't know. I just I
just think the other little ones,

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I think that they can are the
younger ones, they're gonna have a they're

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gonna have a problem with I want
to play now, I want to be

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on there now. Yeah, so
I might have a couple we'll see,

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yeah, yeah, but there's worse
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used to have and we don't have
today. So that's that's a good thing,

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man. And you know, going
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I was surprised by some of the
people that did come. And Kendra somebody

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who I went through treatment with,
and she I didn't forgot she knew you

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because she had worked at the treatment
center when you went in there, and

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so that was kind of like crazy
and just like, um, I forgot

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she knew Adam, you know.
And I was like, hey, Adam

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here, you know, I introduced
and Adams like I thought she'd looked familiar,

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you know, but Adam knew her, you know. And and I

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haven't seen her in for a while, you know. But when we were

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in treatment, her and I we
were talking about I was like, I'm

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gonna start this podcast, I'm gonna
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that's we were talking about transportation stuff. And and then when I worked there,

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I was like, man, we
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this going and I mean I think
she had there's something going on. And

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she was like yeah, okay,
glory sounds good, but then you know,

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I started doing it and just kind
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where she's at and she's doing really
good in her recovery and her I don't

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think Lennie's her husband, but fiance, boy friend, whatever you want to

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call it. Um, to see
him doing really well. You know,

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I really liked him too, So
to see them, you know, doing

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well. They just bought a home. So it's just nice to see people

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like that. Oh that was gotcha. Okay, yeah, it was.

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It was an amazing turnout. And
we were able to have all of the

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people that are the males that are
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They were able to visit to see
the see the site and introduce ourselves

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and I thought that was amazing.
So now everybody has a place to the

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name, you know, to you
because you speak there. So um,

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I mean that was like, oh, Corey, Like, it was really

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cool to see that I'm being excited
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they've heard about it, but to
see it as something else, so no

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more fortress of solitude. Yeah.
And then a bunch of my coworkers from

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where I work at the treatment agency
that I work at. Came to support

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me there, and everybody was just
like this is amazing, Like, yeah,

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it was really cool. I think
Christina, I think we made her

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mad or I made her mad.
I was just going to say, where's

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our pamplets? Yeah, because I
was showing around and she's like, okay,

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then I'm Then she just was like, you know, ATS because that's

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where she works in Diction Treament Services, which we love. And she's like,

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hey, Ats, we have all
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How can we don't have any ATS
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uh, we're supposed to somewhere.
I went and looked around and she was

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gone, and she kind of just
like left. I don't know if she

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was planning leaving or she was just
giving me a hard time. But was

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she gone or just out to her
she's kind of small. I think she

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was gone. She only came in
for a minute, yeah, and then

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I think she was no. And
we definitely, we definitely need should put

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up our programming. I actually have
like all I have the list of the

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Alpagian Zoom groups and things like that
available for clients. We just didn't have

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anything posted or put up, and
we do need more, we do need

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to figure out. I mean,
we're still we're still kidding getting a feel

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for how this place is going to
be set up. It's there yet.

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It was like, we have the
Lions game picture, we have as little

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around there, we have the the
mobile unit from the U family last year.

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Yeah, we're getting We're getting there. It'll be yeah. So yeah,

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but it was it was not it
was not intentional that we didn't have

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a lot of stuff. But but
then I got with Mitch yesterday and we

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went through the folder because the first
and third Mondays of the month ATS has

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a family to family support group and
the first and third Mondays of the month

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they meet here, and so they
have like this folder of info and good

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stuff. So we went through there
and put a couple of things out front,

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you know. But yeah, I
mean, anybody really, if you

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got something you want us to put
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The lady from and they came by
and she had some some flyers. Yeah,

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meaningless. She talked to Corey for
about what a half hour. Mitchell

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was Corey. She literally was wait, you're not Corey, Like, yeah,

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thanks, I have better hair.
No, you must have been smiling

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when you were talking. Now,
we got promos. I had the guys

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cut promos the other day, and
I was going to do video promos of

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them, and then I realized that's
not gonna work. So then I had

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them come in and kind of like
the promo for our grand opening, I

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was just gonna have them voice it
like you voiced it. And so I

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had the guys come in and they
recorded it. And then so I put

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Mitches together today and I put Adams
together today, and that was my thing

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to them, was like, smile
when you're you know, reading your script

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is just smile, because when you're
smiling, you can really tell like people

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are smiling. To me, I
think you said it. I said it

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to everybody. I said, just
smile. I was like, you can

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be talking about the world first poop
you've ever taken, but if you're smiling

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when you're saying it, it sounds
so much fun. Like it's just definitely

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smile. Justin and Black Hm told
me to say it after every word,

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I say it, a smile,
read againt smile, read you againt smile,

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Maybe maybe smile. That's a favorite, my favorite part of his uh

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fabulous kick is when that came about
during the recording of the promotional thing that

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we did. That's when he started
to say it in excess, and every

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time he would say it, he
would end it in this cheesy, little

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kid grin, so it would be
like, I think it's fabulous, end

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with this little grin on his face
seven times in a row. And so

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so there's like an extra part to
that joke that only happens in my head

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when it happens, and it's that
goofy little g and really did and I

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love it. Yeah, yeah,
we have to get that video out too.

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It was it was about the grand
opening. It really wasn't made to

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promote the grand opening. It was
just something that came into my mind.

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I thought this would be funny,
and it turned out a lot better than

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I thought until I showed a couple
of people and they're like, it sucks.

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It's so so slow, it's horrible, which was the point. Yeah,

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So I was like, well,
some people just don't get it,

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and that's fine. But Tyrone was
laughing his ass off. I showed to

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him because I still have like the
very raw, mixed down edit versions sort

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of like I still have to do, like audio stuff, and there's a

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ton of stuff I have to do
to it still. But he was laughing

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his ass off. Tyrone was and
I told him that I want to have

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him in it as well, you
know, asking well, nobody nobody asked

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me, you know, like,
so it'll be funny here. He's coming

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Monday, so well, Tyrone,
Yeah, left funny. When I started

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here, everybody was like, yeah, Timrold, he's here every Tuesday,

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and it's been Wednesday, Thursday,
Monday. Now, don't don't ever know

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where Timrod's going. Yeah, no, I think I wants to talk to

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me about something. But you guys
are gonna taking a recovery coach train together,

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so that there's gonna be I think
there's quite a few people that you'll

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probably know. I to get his
phone numbers so you can call them.

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Wake him up? Can I do
that here? By the way, wake

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him up? Do his training?
Yeah? Oh you're training here? Yeah,

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wake up? Calls from the front
desk. Oh no, my training.

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I just I don't know. I
feel it would be more professional than

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my bedroom. Of course, you
can do it from here, and that

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is fun. I don't know.
No, I think it's a great I

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think you should do it from here. I think that's a good idea.

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Yeah see, I don't see why
not. Thank you. Yeah, I

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gotta say anything about that. We'll
keep that under wraps. I'll have to

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get all up in it. Okay. So that's pretty much all I wanted

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to say today. Guys, ladies, women, man, woman. All

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right, thanks for coming to the
studio today and doing this podcast with me

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about about stuff. I want to
say that I'm honored to be here today

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because like all the podcasts that I
heard up until being in one were you

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guys. So now I can be
the third wheel. Well, and I'm

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grateful for you Mitchell, because um, now there's somebody else that he messes

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with, makes uncomfortable with. Weird
undertone jokes, fabulous, Yeah we're talking

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about Oh you know exactly what you're
talking about. That's been basically my whole

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life. So I'm good with it. When I really started, um,

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every time, like even before I
started working here, Corey would try to

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intimidate me and it happened. The
biggest time was my first podcast and then

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my first time going to Dukoski with
him and I got out of my car

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and I walked up to Corey and
he goes, what's the straightest look on

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his face? Are you scared?
I was like, I was like no,

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Like in my head, I'm like, it's just some dude. It's

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like my mom used to do this. And then he's like you should be

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and then he turns around and walks
away. Yeah. I'm like, come

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on, dude, And then we
sit down in here for the first podcast

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and UM, he's like, are
you nervous? It's like stage fright,

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and I'm like, no, just
turn it on. Yep, that's definitely

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couary. I remember both those situations
wait differently. Oh well, I'm sure.

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I believe Mitch. Mitch was there
earlier than I was because I was

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on Quarry time. And so I
see Mitch is over there in his car

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and I walking and knock on his
window and I was like, what are

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you doing. He's like, I
don't know if I can do it.

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I was like, oh, you're
scared. He's like yeah. I was

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like, get your ass out of
here, out of your car. I

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was like, you gotta suck it
up, bro. I was like,

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these are just people. I say, didn't your mom used to do this?

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And he's like, yeah, you
know. I was like, well,

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come on, bro, come on. I was like cheerleader. And

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then he came in here to do
the podcast and he barely walk in the

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room. I was like, dude, you gotta get over here to the

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microphone. He's like, I'm afraid. I'm nervous. Don't be nervous,

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man, we're just talking into microphones. I have to get all up in

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it. I was like, just
get all up in it. Yeah,

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do you smell that? I suppos
like pants on fire? You special up

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boots on Oh my gosh. He
is a funny way of remembering his own

409
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thing. How does it really happen? How people wonder? I don't know.

410
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Oh it was good though. Now
some people are nervous. Norm said

411
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he was nervous when you do that
podcast the other day. Yeah. And

412
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then it was fun talking to him
afterwards because he was telling us about how

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he heard it and was critiquing himself. I'm like, yeah, you'll do

414
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that every single time, so plus
then you can he'll come back. He

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can come back and do it another
one, and then we'll write down all

416
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the words he said he doesn't want
to say all the time, like um,

417
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and uh what was another one?
But or no one? But was

418
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me like like we should do like
a zapper, like hook it up to

419
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like a car battery. But we're
trying to say, butter man, stop

420
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it. But nipples because you're rid
of a man. Titties too, I'm

421
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at it. Why are you hooking
ears to your nuts? Now? He's

422
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not going to come back. We
want to come back. He's killing it

423
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with his Search for Serenity group.
Yeah for real, everybody. So,

424
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and his promo will be up to
So you go to Mitch's page and you

425
00:31:18.000 --> 00:31:21.359
can see his promo. You can
go to the meetings page two at two

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seventeen recovery dot com and see the
promos that we have done for each meeting.

427
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And it just kind of the purpose
of it. The intent was to

428
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kind of give you a little insight
about what goes on at the meeting.

429
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Some guys do that better than others. Let's just say that. Yeah,

430
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and they can always change it because
we have a studio. So and when

431
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you go to my page on the
site, you're totally going to be able

432
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to get to more than just three
of my blogs, right, Yeah,

433
00:31:51.759 --> 00:31:53.319
If you click on one, it
brings them all up. Oh does it?

434
00:31:53.559 --> 00:31:57.400
Yeah? I thought it just brings
that one up. I haven't really

435
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read one of my own blogs because
I wrote it. They're very good.

436
00:32:05.440 --> 00:32:12.839
Thank you to seventeen recovery dot com. I do too, gonna get some

437
00:32:12.960 --> 00:32:17.519
traction somewhown't read my block this morning, she was like, good block,

438
00:32:20.160 --> 00:32:24.880
it was was that this morning,
yesterday? Yesterday? I wrote yesterday.

439
00:32:24.920 --> 00:32:29.440
She doesn't read mine until like she's
so borge has nothing else. Oh my

440
00:32:29.480 --> 00:32:34.519
god, jumps on there wad because
she's like, I didn't know you felt

441
00:32:34.559 --> 00:32:36.839
that way. I'm like, well, I you know, the cries for

442
00:32:36.880 --> 00:32:44.319
help her there. So yeah,
definitely were When did you almost die?

443
00:32:44.400 --> 00:32:45.720
I'm like, you were like the
first person I called when that happened.

444
00:32:45.799 --> 00:32:51.799
Thank you for remembering it's a trauma
response. She's like, no, don't

445
00:32:51.839 --> 00:32:59.160
remember, it never happened. It's
a crazy story, Mitchell, but nope.

446
00:33:00.440 --> 00:33:04.039
Yeah, So that goes. So
it goes, man, you find

447
00:33:04.079 --> 00:33:07.799
out how real important you are.
That's all right. We'll remember that when

448
00:33:07.799 --> 00:33:09.599
they need some help later. I
need my wipe my butt. I'm like,

449
00:33:09.640 --> 00:33:14.640
what didn't? But I got a
coup onto this sould folks home.

450
00:33:16.960 --> 00:33:21.839
So brothers and sisters are four.
The oldest doesn't have to deal with that.

451
00:33:21.839 --> 00:33:24.400
That's what's a little with the youngest
is for Yeah, my sister,

452
00:33:24.480 --> 00:33:31.000
she'll probably take care of my mom
and stepdad if they need it. Sorry,

453
00:33:31.079 --> 00:33:35.240
Kylie, she doesn't. My sister
doesn't listen anyway, so she probably

454
00:33:35.240 --> 00:33:39.119
needs to, but I should.
She probably benefit from it. Life,

455
00:33:39.400 --> 00:33:43.640
really caring wife. I feel like
she's gonna be the one doing it.

456
00:33:45.000 --> 00:33:51.440
Mhmm. Marnie's not not that she's
not caring, which is it's too busy.

457
00:33:51.319 --> 00:33:55.039
I think you make time for your
parents. I mean, it's not

458
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like I can be no, man, we can be talked about this right

459
00:33:59.240 --> 00:34:02.720
now, Like it's like I'm facing
it right now. Years and years and

460
00:34:02.799 --> 00:34:06.880
years from now, and our lives
will be different. You're the one person

461
00:34:07.000 --> 00:34:08.880
that's busier than Corey around here.
I swear, well, thank you for

462
00:34:10.039 --> 00:34:15.039
acknowledging that. But here's the thing, though, Would Corey be as busy

463
00:34:15.079 --> 00:34:19.920
as he is if he didn't spend
as much time ff and around? I

464
00:34:19.960 --> 00:34:23.079
mean, it's true, but you
have to you have to have fun to

465
00:34:23.119 --> 00:34:30.280
stay somewhat sane. Yeah, honey, but he's here literally every day until

466
00:34:30.320 --> 00:34:31.800
like seven at night. Every once
in a while, you guys have to

467
00:34:31.840 --> 00:34:37.480
buy a car. Yeah, I
don't have to go do her crap crap.

468
00:34:38.440 --> 00:34:40.960
I remember two days before that,
I finally talked to her him to

469
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get in a car. And then
after he took an entire day. You're

470
00:34:45.360 --> 00:34:47.960
like, God, she went out
a car and take us all day.

471
00:34:49.360 --> 00:34:54.239
Right. I love how you're What
are your superpowers? Is your shifting perspective?

472
00:34:54.760 --> 00:35:00.119
It's always it's on a swim wall. Yes, this is true.

473
00:35:01.079 --> 00:35:09.639
True. His framing is incredible because
she was mad because when we were in

474
00:35:09.719 --> 00:35:15.320
here, I was playing old radio
stuff for you guys time for a really

475
00:35:15.360 --> 00:35:19.239
long time. And yeah, but
she was like, I thought you guys

476
00:35:19.280 --> 00:35:21.079
were doing a podcast or something in
there. I was like, no,

477
00:35:22.480 --> 00:35:24.880
funny podcast. It's like, we
need to do a podcast night. And

478
00:35:24.880 --> 00:35:30.639
I'm like, what do you mean
you didn't want already? No, I

479
00:35:30.800 --> 00:35:32.760
don't No. That was literally me
coming in here, going, you know,

480
00:35:32.840 --> 00:35:35.840
I have stuff to do, but
I can't do it all in the

481
00:35:35.840 --> 00:35:38.280
amount of time I have, So
can I leave early? And then Adam

482
00:35:38.360 --> 00:35:42.000
came in before I could get there. Can I leave early? Part out?

483
00:35:42.360 --> 00:35:45.880
And then we started talking about the
old days in radio and all of

484
00:35:45.920 --> 00:35:50.679
his special friends and we had to
show us. So then an hour and

485
00:35:50.760 --> 00:35:53.519
fifteen minutes later, which was even
further than I had to stay, we

486
00:35:53.599 --> 00:35:58.199
got done. Yeah, we were
like after it was like after five o'clove

487
00:35:58.320 --> 00:36:01.840
instead of actually leaving early, I
late because I had to finish my blog

488
00:36:02.079 --> 00:36:07.679
at that point. So it was
backfire. It was a good Yeah,

489
00:36:07.760 --> 00:36:09.400
it was. He was what he
was doing. He was actually doing good

490
00:36:09.440 --> 00:36:14.000
work. He was teaching me a
lesson. As you know, he's being

491
00:36:14.000 --> 00:36:19.280
a good shepherd. Yeah, yeah, honey. So this f and off

492
00:36:19.280 --> 00:36:23.000
as you would refer to it as
it has a good fruit, has purpose,

493
00:36:23.559 --> 00:36:28.719
really does anyway. So that's nine
minutes later after I was like,

494
00:36:28.800 --> 00:36:31.360
well, thanks for coming and doing
a podcast, you guys. That's why

495
00:36:31.360 --> 00:36:35.400
I don't hit the theme musing TI, I know we're done. Yeah,

496
00:36:35.519 --> 00:36:40.039
somewise we'll be stopping it. Did
you hold on? Hold on? Did

497
00:36:40.079 --> 00:36:44.719
you do the theme music? I
got rid of the headphones a while ago.

498
00:36:44.880 --> 00:36:50.360
Yeah, I turned the phone off, hung up. Well, thanks

499
00:36:50.360 --> 00:36:53.719
you guys. It was fun and
we'll have to do this again sometime for

500
00:36:53.840 --> 00:37:00.000
sure. Go and enjoy your weekend. Thanks for listening to the two seven

501
00:37:00.000 --> 00:37:06.559
and tem recovery podcast. We hope
you come back for our next episode. M