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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

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being hot. Show me one fat
person that likes being hot, and I

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have some words of them, like
why are you playing? You like being

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hot? Bro? And Cole holes
money Winfield the little things that I appreciate

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

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

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there, kind of It is May
sixteenth, twenty twenty four. My name's

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Corey Winfield, my name's Marny Winfield, and this is the two seventeen Recovery

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Podcast, Live from the UFAM rally
in Lansing, Michigan. I'm the MC

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he definitely is, but you definitely
are fancy here. It's yeah, it's

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it's cool is I'm not nervous.
Really, I don't really know what to

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say out there, and you can
probably tell that I'm just kind of winging

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it. But guy told me that
I sounded good and it doesn't really matter

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what I say as long as it
sounds good to come out to speakers,

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you know. True. It's kind
of like a Drake song or something.

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I'm just saying. But no,
there's a lot of people here. It's

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a beautiful day here in Lansing.
It's going to about four o'clock too.

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I don't know when we're going to
publish this podcast, so I don't really

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know, and I can't really say, comb rush here now all by the

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time you come here, we're not
gonna be here, right. But there's

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a lot of reform talk. There's
a lot of change talk, a lot

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of legislation like let's do this,
let's do that, and you know,

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so that's cool, you know,
people in recovery. I wish this included

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more people with different addictions. You
know. I would love to see my

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friend Craig you know who or may
or may not have a gambling problem that

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we met at a gambling consortiums.
Yeah, we met him there and the

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stuff that he does, and this
other guy named Mike, they do great

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stuff. And it's like, I
want to see them part of this too,

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because addictions addiction to me, and
yeah, I get it. You

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know, there's different classes of it
or whatever. And the people that are

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celebrating here seem to be more,
you know, with substance use disorder stuff

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like that, and mental health and
and that's cool too, but I just

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think there's there's they're so close together
there, you know. I'm just an

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opportunity. Way. I found a
one ten grand who knows, you know,

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like I found of one five hundred
dollars, who knows. I might

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have just might haveer suaded me,
sure, and then my money would have

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went towards that, Because whatever is
most important to you is where your money

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goes. That's why the addictions so
strong and was so powerful. You know.

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For us it was alcohol, yeah, you know, and we dabble

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in other things too, but we'd
always come back to that alcohol and that's

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what was number one for us.
But if it switches from alcohol to you

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know, gambling, and that becomes
number one, then you kind of kind

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of work in the alcohol whatever the
drugs on the side. But it's still

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it's tough, man, It's tough. But there are beautiful people here today.

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You are here with your belet.
Yes I am, and you're still

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calling yourself my wife. I am, I am. I've been fully given

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the full kind of order of operation
in terms of if something does happen,

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I have like half the staff is
on the lawn here ready if if I

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was to go into labor. Yeah, so that's that's always good to have

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that support. But yeah, doctor
dev Smith came with ti us earlier and

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I'm like, your doctor, She's
like, not that kind. So then

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she went and grab a cop.
She's like, hey, officer, this

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woman could go into labor and time. So so to make sure, Hey,

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what do we do? What do
we call? I'm just thinking,

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where's how's the what's the fastest route
to the hospital. I probably get there,

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yeah, but I mean I don't
know. I don't know. I've

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never had a child. So does
it happen like, oh, boot,

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hey child's here, haven't it there? There we go? Or is it

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like all right, it's coming now, it's wait another eight hours. So

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I've done a lot of reading.
It's not like the baby would be born

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on the lawn. It would be
more so like it's time to go to

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the hospital. But you know,
we're like almost halfway through it, so

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I think we're gonna be in good
shape. Well yeah, it's going back

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pretty quick in now. Yeah,
That's what Christian was saying to me.

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And when he got off stage,
Lifetime He's like, man, it's already

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flying by, and I was like, that's why I do keep it moving.

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Yep. So they got some food
here, hot dogs and chips and

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water that they're I don't know if
it's free or if they're well, I

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mean it's like a dollar or something. But then if someone's hungry they need

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a hot dollar or some water,
they're not going to be like, no,

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you don't have a dollar. That's
a dollar donation. And all tons

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of different agencies and organizations here to
talk about what they do and share how

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they're a part of, you know, the recovery community and in the main

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theme of you know, helping people
recover from from like you were saying,

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I mean addictions out all different kinds
of ways, but represented here is mostly

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substance use disordered, which which is
cool. I mean that's where we fit

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in. But it's it's a great
crowd and it's a lot of advocacy,

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a lot of assets to ask to
see in front of us. Just haven't

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just been over. Wow, couldn't
know about that. And I know I

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shouldn't have liked, like, look
at you and I and I like did

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like look and then you're like looked, and you're like, well, then

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I don't want to look, like, what do you want me to see,

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Corey? And then you realize,
oh, yeah, I totally could

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have avoided that. That's okay,
sorry, And then I ruined whatever we

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were talking about. Well it's not
me, oh right, it is again,

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right, A lot of asked to
see here in front of me.

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Oh, justin brook stumping. And
so the clock is ticking because you are

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about to be back to the stage. He did say it was like fifteen

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minutes. I don't know how long
ago. That was probably about ten.

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Okay, so we should wrap it
up. But I did want to check

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in at least publish something and see
what we could do from here. And

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yeah, I have a little fun, absolutely the tradition of what we do.

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So but Honey, I'm so proud
of you. Oh, thank you.

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And I'm so proud of you too, thanks putting up with me and

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being here pregnant and all the hard
stuff you have to do. Sound all

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right, thanks honey? Okay and
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