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Check, check, and check.
This is the two seventeen Recovery podcast with

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Corey Winfield. You know, as
as soon as he gives it to her,

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he's gonna give her his heart to
her too, and we have kids

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and getting married. That's too far. It is the two seventeen Recovery podcasts.

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From the Road is the eight May
twenty three. My name is Cory

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Winfield. Tyrone, yeah, Tyrone, And this is the two seventeen recovery

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podcasting. Carney and Justin are here
with me as well. We are at

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the NMRI Day of Recovery Education and
it's in gay Lord. You know,

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I didn't say gay Lord. You
know a lot of people if I were

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say somebody, hey, let's go
to gay Lord, and they didn't know

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where it was at. And I
gave him directions like, no, go

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down here, you know, just
get off on exit twenty two. You

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put in your phone, just look
for you know, Gaylord Michigan. They'd

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be like, well, there's no
Gaylord Michigan. There's gay Lord. And

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I was like, oh, yeah, that's what I meant, because that's

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that's how it felt. So that's
what you should say. But that's just

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here and over there, um,
this is the day of recovery education here,

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and we heard a couple of speakers. Tyrone, what was your you

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had an emergency? Actually, let's
talk about that before we're talking about the

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speaker. What ha happened? We
were eating breakfast, listening to people speak,

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and then I looked over and you
were gone, oh yeah, coughing,

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oh your coffin. Yeah yeah yeah, I sometimes yeah, gotta be

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careful with it. But at least
you excuse yourself, you know. Oh

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yea, oh yeah, that's a
polite day to do once. Yeah,

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yeah, but all it's all good. I also want to point out that

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I'm on one side of the hallway
and Tyrone is on the other side of

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the hallway. Very very unconventional way
to do a podcast. Normally, you

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do a podcast and your person who're
doing it with us sitting next to you

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thinking hear you, No, no, no, still there, Tyrone.

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You're in a nice comfortable chair.
I'm on this side of the hall.

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You're on that side of the hall, and you're sitting by the mcbat people.

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There's very very important people in know, Tyrone. If you need your

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your credentials, you need your licensing
stuff, that's the people that do it.

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Okay, Hey, that's a Tyrone's
intert. Yeah, introduce yourself.

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Yeah, yeah, good, good
folks. They do great work and they

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keep everybody accountable, which is good. A lot of accountability, you know,

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and recover industry and that's that's that's
good. You know, you didn't

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want people out here willy nilly and
it, you know, opening up recovery

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houses, telling people's recovery home and
it's certified when it's not, you know,

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not that we've every Hey what was
the name of that one house?

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Tyrone? I can't remember now anyway, So let let's go back to the

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speakers. Well, you were there, but you would kind of missed out.

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Did you hear Carrie? I heard
carry very well. She she talked

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about her kids. She had to
put four kids, five five five kids.

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Yeah, she had a little one
outside. I did a little little

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one about win Yo. So she
was living in a tent and you know,

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she's been through hell. A lot
of people they get to that point

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of and she even said it in
her speech, where they think they've hit

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rock bottom and they're not even done
yet, not even close, and it's

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always a shovel in that basement that
they can keep digging that hole deeper if

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you want. And there's places that
we've been in our lives, um where

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we just thought it can't get worse, and then it does. But if

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you look at where you're at and
you kind of accept where you're at and

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you don't want to be there anymore, you know, you can kind of

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pull yourself out of it. And
that's that's something that you did, Tyrone.

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Yeah, you know, Winfield,
you kind of get tired of being

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tired. You know, it's it's
better things than giving out in the woods

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or outside. It's it's you.
You have to make a change. Oh

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you gotta get this phone. Oh
okay, well Tyrone thinks I'm gonna get

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them. Yeah, yeah, passing
out to Justin. Yeah, I'm gonna

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pass it to Justin. Yeah.
Well now Justin's talking, so we'll just

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listening to Justin's conversation. So now
all right, Tyrone, tell them,

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tell them you'll pay them tomorrow.
That's what I always tell them. No,

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So now we're unconventionally doing a podcast
with Justin, who was sitting next

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to Tyrone, which is again as
across the hallway, but now it's even

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better because I can't see Justin really, so this would be a very interesting

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podcast Justin. How are you doing
today? We're doing great. For We're

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different than the last time I talked
to you, Yes, very much.

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So. Yeah, but we're not
gonna go into all that right now.

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Um. Did you notice that the
speakers that we're speaking today were totally totally

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different styles? Yeah, because this
is something that you know you're gonna want

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to do one day, you know, talk to people and you go to

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the treatment started with me on tuesdays
a week talk and you know, to

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kind of get you familiar with it. But yeah, there was there's two

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different styles. Um. Tom,
he had the stuff kind of written down

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what he wanted to do, but
quickly he was thrown off. This is

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what he told me outside. He
was he was thrown off and he's like,

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all right, I'm just gonna wing
it at this point, you know,

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And I think that that was a
good strategy for him. Or Carrie.

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Her stuff was well written, you
know, she kind of moved it

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along. Her pacing was great.
There wasn't a lot of us and arms

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and you know, but they were
both really good. I enjoy both of

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the speakers today. Yeah, so
did I they I used to work with

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Carrie and Tom was a blast to
listen to his story. Yeah, well

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that's good. Thanks, Justin welcome. No, I don't know a sideline

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reporter from across the hall, you
know, they asked him. They said

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that Grayson who works for them Stats. She was supposed to host the and

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she she does the training for recovery
coaches up in the Michigan for them Stats.

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And she was supposed to host the
panel discussion with a bunch of recovery

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coaches. And I guess she has
to leave or she won't be here for

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it. So I was asked,
Hey, Corey, will you do it?

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Amazing? I say, yeah,
but I'm gonna switch it like my

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man, Justin's gonna do get up
here Justin. No, no, no,

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she like, now you wouldn't like
that, Okay, I won't do

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that. Then, No yet,
No, I'll do that. I thought

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that was kind of cool they would
ask me even, you know, and

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that was really cool talk about it. But I think I can wing it.

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You know what, am I gonna
do? Make an ass of myself?

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Right? I do that? At
the time. I doubt that.

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No, you just kind of get
to that space where you just like,

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yeah, that's fine, but no, it's an honor though to do that

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for them, and you know the
step on where I can see that might

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be one day they'm like justin you're
on the podcast sometimes you know, you

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get up there and speak, you
know, and you're gonna be like I'd

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be like, oh older, like
Darren Headlights. Yeah, we should,

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we should do videos, start doing
videos. And I need to do your

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video again anyway, which we'll do
probably this week. How about that sounds

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great? Okay, yeah, to
do your video again because the video I

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did at first you I think you
were the first recovery spotlight video and I

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don't know after we did that on
the phone, I can't remember. Yeah,

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your phone. Yeah, but now
we got cameras and stuff, so

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the qualitio looks so much better,
and even the audio will be a lot

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better because I have some really cool
mics and sweet, we'll do that and

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maybe we'll also do some kind of
exercises or I don't know, some videos

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for the for the web, not
long ones, but maybe like just two

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minute videos of you're saying something there. Yeah, I think it's used to

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talking sounds great. I can't wait
to look on Justin's face right now.

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You can't see it, but he
is so excited. He's just he really

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can't wait for these videos. In
our video campaign to hit the hit the

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scene, hit the market. So
I got back it up now. I

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said it right right, I said, we gotta back it up. So

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you gotta do it. Yeah,
if you're gonna commit to something, you

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gotta do it. And I just
admitted us to it, Justin. You,

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I committed to it, and I
committed myself to it. So we're

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doing it. We're gonna do it
this week. But I appreciate your willingness

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to even be on this process of
the Room Hallway podcast. I think I

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don't know Tyrone just left. That
lady looks familiar. I don't know why.

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But anyway, Justin, thanks for
joining me on the podcast. Welcome.

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We'll get back to this recovery education
day with Na Murray. We'll appreciate

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them having us out and Arnie's talking
to people about cool stuff we're doing with

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recovery coaching services, so that's nice. But Hi, Justin, thanks for

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joining me and we'll talk later.
Thank you,