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I'm trying to lose weight. I work out every day and watch what I eat as well. However, I always buy junk food when I go grocery shopping. I don't purchase them consciously. It feels as if I fall into a trance, and it ends once I devour the junk food. Afterwards, I feel shame and regret, and I hate myself. I read many nutrition books and know the correct foods from the bad ones. However, I am still weak whenever I see junk. How can I remove this conditioning or feeling of being in a trance?
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Hey Stef the girl I’m dating had 2 Covid shots to go on a cruise. When I asked her if she’d get more she said no but then later admitted she would in certain circumstances (traveling to see parents if sick). Due to how jab can affect fertility (and health) I’m not inclined to marry her. She also said she’d want kids vaxxed but I wouldn’t (no placebo controlled studies on vaccines hence no way of showing they’re safe). Are my concerns reasonable?
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I'm trying to lose weight. I work out every day and watch what I eat as well. However, I always buy junk food when I go grocery shopping. I don't purchase them consciously. It feels as if I fall into a trance, and it ends once I devour the junk food. Afterwards, I feel shame and regret, and I hate myself. I read many nutrition books and know the correct foods from the bad ones. However, I am still weak whenever I see junk. How can I remove this conditioning or feeling of being in a trance?
Also:
Hey Stef the girl I’m dating had 2 Covid shots to go on a cruise. When I asked her if she’d get more she said no but then later admitted she would in certain circumstances (traveling to see parents if sick). Due to how jab can affect fertility (and health) I’m not inclined to marry her. She also said she’d want kids vaxxed but I wouldn’t (no placebo controlled studies on vaccines hence no way of showing they’re safe). Are my concerns reasonable?
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00:00 Good morning, good morning. 20th of August 2023. This is the Freedomain subscriber
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00:13 right
00:16 Let's see here
00:18 Somebody says
00:21 Hey Steph, the girl I'm dating had two Covid shots to go on a cruise when I asked her if she would get more
00:27 She said no
00:29 But then later admitted she would in certain circumstances traveling to see parents if they were sick
00:34 Due to how to the jab can affect fertility and health. I'm not inclined to marry her
00:39 She also said she'd want kids faxed, but I couldn't but I wouldn't
00:43 No placebo controlled studies on vaccines hence. No way of showing they're safe. Are my concerns reasonable?
00:49 Well, I can't speak to your medical concerns because of course I'm not a doctor
00:55 talk to enlightened doctorist and do sensible research. I can't speak to the the medical concerns, but
01:03 Oh, let's see
01:05 How awake and alert is everyone? What is the one thing?
01:09 What is the one thing that I can talk about that she said what is the one thing
01:20 What is the one thing that I can talk about that this woman said
01:25 Should I read it again
01:30 Her choice to go on the cruise, no, that's not philosophical
01:33 This is hey Steph the girl I'm dating had two Covid shots to go on a cruise when I asked her she'd get more
01:39 She said no
01:39 But then later admitted she would in certain circumstances traveling to see parents if sick
01:43 Due to how the jab can affect fertility and health blah blah blah blah blah. What's that one thing?
01:48 That I could talk about she lied. Yeah. Yeah, she lied. She said she wouldn't and then she said it went pressed, right?
01:56 Hit me with a why if you've ever been I hate to say sort of a liar like it was just
02:04 Everybody tells little lies from time to time and so on right?
02:07 So
02:11 Hit me with a why if you've ever been in a relationship with somebody who has no particular conscience about lying
02:18 Hit me with a why if you've ever been in a relationship
02:20 With somebody who had other than the media who has no particular conscience about lying
02:25 What a ride, eh, what a ride what a ride
02:32 A
02:39 Romantic no familial. Yes, so all but one of you have said yes
02:45 Cheddar man has never been in a relationship with anybody who has no particular conscience about lying
02:51 Wow good for you, man. That's that's fantastic. I yeah, I tip my hat. I tip my hat to you
02:57 Alright so for those of you who are listening and watching you think he mistyped wait you think he's lying
03:05 Oh my god
03:05 The circle is complete inception has closed off and the man is now lying to us and it's comfortable doing so about being in a relationship
03:12 And it's comfortable doing so about being in a relationship with people who are comfortable with lying
03:16 The snake has eaten its own tail and the carbon atom is discovered. All right
03:21 So what has been well, what's the result tell me lies tell me sweet little lies. Yeah. Yeah
03:29 We was in one relationship with a liar he passed off your philosophy as his own to look intelligent without giving you credit
03:40 Oh, yeah, you know what? That's I'm sure that's something that happens
03:43 If it's any consolation I pass off the muses of philosophy
03:50 Got his hand stuck at my butt and makes my brain work. So, all right
03:55 You started losing touch with reality. Yeah. Yeah, the lies never stop. It's a nightmare to get to the truth on anything
04:02 Well, you certainly expect them to lie again to you. I
04:09 Mean I'm with house a little bit like everybody lies from time to time. I actually don't have any particular issue with lying as
04:15 a skill to develop
04:18 That there are times in your life when you're going to have to
04:21 lie
04:24 And
04:28 I don't I don't have any particular issue with
04:32 lying as a skill to develop I
04:38 Mean
04:40 Let me sort of give give you an example right lying lying can be lying can serve morality, right?
04:45 so if if somebody steals
04:49 your bike and then you see it for sale and
04:53 You go arrange to see to come and to come over and see the bike
04:57 To get the address where your bike is and then you just go and take it back
05:01 You're lying to the person right because you're saying I just want to come and see the bike
05:05 Where is it and then you go and take it back, right?
05:08 So in that right because you don't owe that person the truth because that person has stolen your bike, right?
05:14 So
05:21 yeah, I mean it it's a it's a skill that that is not the end of the world to to be in
05:26 Possession of and as I've always sort of talked about morality is a relationship morality is a relationship
05:32 So you owe moral considerations to those who are honorable, right?
05:37 Now if you're in a relationship
05:39 with somebody who lies
05:42 And a person who lies not a liar again that sort of right
05:46 Somebody says I was mistaken I realized now I've been in a romantic relationship in which she lied to me my bad now
05:55 That's not what I said, right? Does anybody hate to be like, mr. Nag first thing in the morning?
06:00 Sorry, I had a wild sleep last night. I slept for like I don't know nine hours or something
06:05 That's why
06:06 That's why my voice is super Barry White chill relaxed
06:09 But I didn't say a relative you have been in a relationship
06:13 With someone who lied. Yeah, somebody who doesn't have an issue with lying somebody who doesn't have a particular conscience about lying
06:19 somebody who can lie
06:22 lying is just a
06:24 Reasonable strategy to get what you want no matter what right no matter if you've been honorable and there's no right
06:30 It's just well, you know when you if you ever had a this is sort of old-school, I guess
06:35 you have a bunch of keys and
06:37 They're all kind of the same and
06:40 You just like when I used to work as a
06:44 Oh, I ever talked about this one. I used to work as an office cleaner
06:49 When I was in my mid-teens, yeah, we talked about this. I
06:52 Used to work as an office cleaner as one of my three jobs I cleaned a travel agents
06:59 I cleaned a doctor's office and I think it was a dentist's office
07:04 as well and
07:06 I remember I would just put on my headphones
07:09 I was really into the police and the Beatles and so I'd listen to music while I just cleaned
07:15 The offices are vacuumed and and dusted and all of that
07:18 I remember there was this list of everything that I was supposed to do as well like dust the floorboards
07:22 I guess I never did any of that stuff. I just never did but
07:26 Of course, I had a bunch of keys, right?
07:28 This is those this is long before punch cards and all of that
07:31 So I had a bunch of keys and the keys all looked the same and so I would test the I would test the keys
07:36 empty I would go in empty the garbage and
07:38 Wipe down everything and dust things in vacuum and just clean the offices, right?
07:42 And I had a bunch of keys
07:45 To all the different places I was cleaning it was all in the Don Mills mall back of the day and
07:49 So I would go and I would just try the keys out right it wasn't a moral thing
07:56 It's just well which key fits in like that
07:57 Some of them went in and didn't turn and you know, you jiggle a little bit and of course
08:01 Is this the window repair where you lied about having the skills?
08:04 No, that's not the window repair, but I did lie about having it wasn't window repair. It was a
08:10 It was screen doors to repair screen doors. I said, oh, yeah, I've had experience with that
08:17 You you look for the little weasel words, right? It's like yeah, I've broken a screen door. I
08:22 Tried to repair it didn't know what I was doing. So I've had some experience with that
08:26 But
08:28 Yeah, I don't feel bad about that because I was a good worker and
08:32 It took me about 10 minutes to learn how to fix a screen door. So no biggie
08:37 So
08:40 So I just tried tried the different locks and tried the different keys in the different locks right and and for some people
08:46 Lying or telling the truth is just like okay. Well, does this just lying get me just telling the truth get it what I want
08:52 No, okay. Well, maybe lying will get me what I want
08:55 And it had no more conscience than me trying different keys in in the locks
09:00 Right. There's no particular issue, right?
09:04 It's funny, you know, even though even though I'm talking about lying is okay into some circumstances
09:14 I still felt a little bit of a ding when somebody says oh, is this the window repair?
09:17 But you lied about having the skills of all the immorality that I face as a child to focus on that. It's kind of funny
09:23 right
09:25 All right
09:27 Somebody says group of friends had a couple that broke up and the girl started dating somebody else in secret kept it from everybody
09:34 But it destroyed the group no sense of what they were sacrificing
09:37 Relationships by hiding it they got their relationship
09:41 right
09:44 Right
09:46 Hit me with a why if you've ever started a relationship on cheating
09:54 either
09:56 You cheated with the girl or she cheated with you
09:58 Hell no, but no it's not not not wildly uncommon
10:04 It's not wildly uncommon. I just again, you know one person. Yes
10:09 This is not a big judgment thing. I mean, we're all Lord of the Flies lost souls trying to invent morality on the fly
10:18 Yes, I have the girl broke up her with her boyfriend to be with me
10:23 Right, you know again, there's some technicalities around that like if you didn't if she knew you were waiting it's not quite breaking up
10:31 Only casual yeah, yeah
10:37 So, you know that and I actually know I knew it knew I knew a couple
10:44 She was pregnant
10:47 Believe it or not when they first started trying to get together and they ended up as far as I know they got married
10:52 like later on wild
10:54 Wow
10:56 so
10:58 With regards to the original question, right?
11:01 My issue again since I I can't
11:07 Or I suppose won't talk about the medical stuff
11:12 I have no expertise to give you any medical advice and wouldn't in a million years dream of going beyond my expertise
11:18 But
11:21 When pressed right, would you ever?
11:25 Take another booster
11:28 No
11:30 Are you sure? What about this? Well, oh, yeah. Well, then it was okay. So then that's somebody just trying on different
11:36 They're just trying out different keys in the lock
11:38 Like oh, I'll say I'll say yes, I won't get another right and then but if pressed I'll switch
11:46 Okay, but if but if but if and so on right so that's my particular concern. What is her commitment to telling the truth?
11:52 What is her commitment to telling the truth
11:59 And
12:05 What are her standards for telling the truth
12:07 You know, I mean telling the truth is one of these interesting things right because
12:14 You know, you guys don't want to hear about how my bowels are working, right? I mean, why would you write?
12:19 Irrelevant, it's you know, it's it's unimportant. It's it's you know, not not the most elevated subject in the world
12:25 So am I I'm withholding information because I didn't tell you how my bowels worked like, you know
12:32 What I mean like so telling the truth is sort of it's relevant. It's important. The person has earned it and so on
12:37 Yeah, perfect. Honesty doesn't mean anything
12:40 We know you got a thumbs up from the colonoscopy, sorry, I just misread that I read we know you got a thumb up the
12:47 colonoscopy I'm like I
12:49 Think they went a little deeper than that. I'm pretty sure they checked out my retina from the inside. But
12:54 Yeah, well, I mean, but that was that was a funny story
12:57 And also that's just something that I would want to remind people might be worthwhile looking into particularly if you're over a certain age
13:08 Somebody says I was talking to a girl who was giving me the signals asked if she was in a relationship
13:12 She said yes seeing it in real life was bizarre. Yeah, so that's an amoral monkey-brancher, right? She's like
13:19 I'll flirt with guys and if there is a guy who's better higher state of something or other right?
13:27 then
13:31 She'll jump to that guy
13:35 But then of course because she'll jump to you
13:37 She'll jump from you anyone who would cheat with you will cheat on you and so on right so
13:41 So that would be my issue
13:43 So I would as far as marriage goes
13:53 I I I personally would view say something around the vaccine, right?
14:03 I
14:05 Should to cover chance to go on a cruise
14:08 So what that means is that she's very septa she's very susceptible to the argument from authority, right?
14:17 Isn't that?
14:19 Really the big issue that happened with the vaccines that people people say it's safe and effective right so it's safe and effective
14:30 And now there's a new variant coming out of Canada they might lock down again in the fall
14:34 Well, of course they will right I mean because it worked last time and that's the price of everyone complying right so
14:43 She's susceptible to the argument from authority
14:46 So and for what right to go on a cruise, right
14:56 And it's a wild thing to that people are just saying well now you need more more boosters and it's coming back
15:02 And of course, it's just wild
15:04 It's wild that nobody's talking about that this was never talked about before
15:11 Nobody nobody is ever nobody's ever talking about how this was never talked about before
15:18 Get your vaccines you move on you're done
15:22 It's how we end the pandemic it's gonna get rid of Kovac it's gonna right restore us to the way things were
15:27 That was the promise, right? I mean am I alone and I'm not alone in remembering that do you remember that that was?
15:33 That was what everybody was told and that was the promise hit me with a why if you remember that
15:37 Yeah, and now that's not what's happening at all and nobody's talking about it
15:47 Nobody's talking about it
15:49 Nobody's talking about it
15:56 Yeah, two weeks to stop the spread and slow the spread
15:58 Yeah, nobody's nobody's talking about that. I
16:01 Mean it's kind of like an asylum, isn't it? It's kind of like living in an asylum
16:06 What happened yesterday doesn't exist
16:11 Somebody says
16:17 My parents would lie a lot
16:19 I would lie about usually small things and would get punished for it
16:22 But I have never seen my parents get in trouble for lies as a kid. I would have to explain myself
16:27 As answer I would have to explain myself as answer why I had oh as to why I had lied
16:34 But was never able or encouraged to challenge their lies or ask why they had lied just more punishment for talking back
16:42 Yeah, I mean those who can lie to you without repercussions it's a mark of hierarchy, right
16:47 It's a mark of hierarchy
16:51 So the girl that you're dating with she took over chance because she is susceptible to the argument from authority, okay
16:59 so
17:02 Are you her authority?
17:10 So if somebody's susceptible to the argument from authority
17:13 Are you her authority as her husband or as her wife?
17:20 Right
17:23 See, here's the thing man
17:25 You want to know what is really the why the relationships break? Yeah, right, but why the relationships break up?
17:31 I can tell you this right now
17:33 Okay, hit me with a number. I want to know how relevant this is. We'll do this then we'll go donor
17:39 How many breakups have you had just just give me a number how many breakups have you had over the course of your life I
17:45 Mean including small relationships short relationships, and I also count one-night stands
17:50 All right, we got from zero I guess either you're still with or no
18:01 No didn't date couple of zeros couple of ones couple of twos four to fives
18:05 for 15
18:09 To
18:11 10 4 4 5 to 10 5 to 10. I'm still married to my first crush. Congratulations to one
18:17 Right
18:24 So hit me with a wife you'd like to know why breakups happen
18:27 This is also going to be how you stay in your relationship. Why do breakups happen?
18:36 Okay, so let's say you get married to this woman who's susceptible to the argument from authority and yet you're not the authority
18:42 So she says if she gets married to you
18:46 She says to love to honor to obey as both the man does to the wife to love to honor obey
18:51 No one else before you it's a monogamous relationship. I'm devoted to you. You're devoted to me
18:56 There's just two of us and we're committed to each other, right?
19:00 That's roughly the marriage vows. Hit me with an M if those were in the approximation of your idea of the marriage vows
19:07 I just want to make sure we're on the same page when we start
19:09 Okay now
19:16 If you get married to Sally from the alley if you get married to Sally and
19:25 Sally
19:27 Obeys authorities, but you are not her authority. Is she committed to you?
19:32 How many people are in the relationship?
19:36 Yeah, so when you get married you say that the other person
19:47 You are with you are in a monogamous relationship with that other person
19:51 Not that other person and Tony Fauci
19:57 Not that other person and
19:59 The local newscaster not the other person and the UN the World Health Organization
20:04 whatever not the other person and
20:07 Her mother not the other person and her friends who are divorcing
20:11 Two people in the relationship devoted to each other
20:18 So if you have a woman Sally she's susceptible to the argument from authority
20:27 and
20:29 You're not her authority. I'm not saying you should be I'm just saying that if she's susceptible to the argument from authority
20:34 And she says you are my guiding star the person
20:37 I want the man I want to have children with the man I trust with my life my future my finances my womb my offspring
20:42 My retirement then you are her authority just as your wife should be your authority
20:47 I mean you may divvy up certain areas where you have authority, but my wife absolutely rules me in certain areas happily submit to that
20:55 That
20:57 Tickles the brain a bit, right?
21:00 So if Sally
21:05 Takes her orders from Anthony Fauci you're not in the monogamous relationship
21:12 Do you follow if you have someone outside the relationship that overrides the person in the relationship you're cheating
21:24 You're cheating
21:26 Why do relationships break up
21:30 Because they're crowded
21:34 They're crowded by all the people that the people in the relationship defer to who aren't their partner you follow
21:43 Right
21:48 So you got Bob and Sally
21:53 Sally says I
21:55 want to do X and Bob says
21:58 Don't do X and here's why
22:01 Now you can have absolute debates about
22:08 The morals the reason the evidence absolutely you don't just say yes to someone because right
22:14 But you submit in in this order
22:21 Virtue
22:23 Reason
22:25 Evidence each other and that's it in
22:28 Relationships you submit to virtue reason evidence each other and that's it. There's nothing else
22:32 Do you see what I mean
22:42 Like in your relationship
22:47 between your dentist and
22:49 Your cousin who's not a dentist in your like let's say your cousin is a garbage picker right or garbageman
22:54 In your relationship between your dentist and your cousin. Who do you defer to?
22:58 your dentist
23:01 Assuming that you've had a good dental relationship and right
23:06 This is true alpha male talk no, it's just it's it's you could say it's alpha male talk and all of that
23:17 I'm I'm not sure exactly what that means
23:19 But I will say that it's the only way that organization the only way that a relationship can be rationally organized
23:25 Because you're going to have conflicts in a relationship. You're gonna have different ideas of what needs to be done
23:30 No, it's not boundaries its commitment
23:36 Its commitment
23:43 To love someone is to respect his or her judgment
23:48 And you can't but we love virtue right now virtue is not saying
23:57 It's not saying in your marital vows I love treasure I submit I obey I defer whatever it is
24:06 Right to to you to virtue to we we hold no others before us. It's a monogamous relationship
24:11 So a monogamous relationship means you work out your issues with no reference to outside people
24:18 And no reference to outside people
24:22 Somebody says Steph I heard just something yesterday from a psychologist relationships don't split up when the drugs are being used they split up when
24:36 someone gets sober
24:38 It's one of these that's a deepity it's pseudo clever
24:41 Absolutely relationships split up when drugs are being used. Yeah drug addicts split up all the time
24:47 Matters of mechanical aptitude the man may be the expert a wise man defers to his wife for home decor. Yeah
25:00 Can't say I know many people in relationships like this now, what do you mean like this?
25:05 You mean absolutely like monogamous to each other
25:07 Yeah
25:09 Yeah, well that's but that's what monogamy is right I mean that the vows are important I don't know be people say these vows
25:16 And and I worked with my wife on her own wedding vows because we just this is the most solemn promise you're ever gonna make
25:23 except to your own soul
25:26 Woman says my husband decided where we live and I decide what the house looks like
25:31 Right
25:35 Right
25:37 So
25:39 If you're in a monogamous relationship, it means that you decide things within the relationship without reference to outside parties I
25:48 Understand your spouse is your first authority
25:54 Well, no, but that's not that's not what I was saying. Right virtue is your first authority and then reason and then evidence and
26:01 then each other
26:06 So if you're if your husband tells you to do something immoral you don't defer to him
26:11 Right because your first responsibility is to morality
26:15 If your husband tells you to do something that goes against reason
26:20 You don't do it
26:24 Now in serving morality you are serving your spouse you understand that
26:31 Because you in you can only love someone who's moral if you're moral so in acting in a moral manner
26:37 You are preserving your bond with your spouse you are you are preserving your spouse's ability to love you by acting in a moral manner
26:46 Morality requires rationality. So if you act in an anti-rational manner, you are harming you are betraying your spouse because the love and the bond is essential
26:57 The couple I am close to are completely governed by their own parents that's cheating
27:01 That's absolutely cheating and it's really one of the worst forms of cheating because it's hard to detect
27:04 Yeah, like, you know the traditional thing where you know
27:10 You the husband and the wife have a fight and the wife runs off to her mother and the mother
27:15 Sympathizes and says how bad the husband is that's cheating. It's absolutely cheating and it's one of the worst and most destructive forms of cheating that there is
27:22 Where do your children fit in
27:27 I'm not sure what you mean
27:29 You don't defer to your children because your children are new to the world and their brains are very small right so
27:36 Hey Steph, I'm wondering if there is a difference between respecting your partner's judgment and trusting your partner's judgment
27:42 My friend Cheterman
27:51 You are not wondering that you are trying to
27:56 atom split
27:58 When we're talking broad strokes
28:00 Yeah, you are because we're talking about some very important things here and now you're splitting the atom
28:07 respecting and trusting and so on right and
28:10 Earlier, we had confusion about and it's not a hostile thing at all
28:15 I'm just sort of pointing it out that there are times where you sort of open your heart and mind and listen
28:19 And maybe you agree with or you don't but if you just immediately say oh, but what about this and what about that?
28:24 I'm like just listen first
28:26 Just listen
28:28 Don't have to agree or anything, but just listen to the big
28:32 Meaty deep powerful world-spanning life-saving argument. Just listen. Just listen rather than jumping in with nitpicking. This is a big suggestion
28:41 You can't get anywhere in life if you are listening to some big powerful argument, which this is right
28:47 I'm talking about how to stay together with someone for the rest of your life
28:52 What about this and what about that? Huh? What is yeah, right?
28:56 I'm telling you it's a terrible habit. I understand that habit. Lord knows I have it. I
29:01 Absolutely have it. I totally understand but you want to avoid the big picture by zooming in right?
29:08 like you understand if there's a big picture like there's something horrifying and
29:13 You zoom in you don't get have to see you don't have to deal with the big picture
29:21 Hit me with a why if
29:23 You have deferred to people
29:25 Outside of your relationship. I have I mean, oh not not currently but in the past
29:31 Hit me with a why if you've deferred to people outside of your relationship
29:35 I believe you Taylor
29:43 Yeah
29:46 You
29:48 Right
29:52 In the past in what capacity
29:56 My ex did it constantly with her family who hated my guts
30:02 You super chat question earlier I have copied that that was the question about weight loss, is that right?
30:08 Yes, I'm sorry I should have met mentioned that my apologies
30:15 Yes to gather reading reason and evidence. No, you're not deferring if you're gathering reason and evidence
30:19 You're not deferring to your partner
30:20 Like you don't want two people just in this circular enslavement of I'll do what you can't resolve disputes if you both have a disagreement
30:25 And you both decide to defer to each other, right?
30:27 If one of you says I want to move to Scotland and one who says I want to move to Dubai and you both defer
30:32 To each other you don't get anywhere. So there has to be some external standard, right?
30:35 But a crowded relationship will not survive
30:44 The commitment to the moral the reasonable and the evident
30:46 Doesn't leave room to fight about much with your partner. Well, yeah, this is my wife and my wife and I don't fight
30:53 We don't fight
30:56 We've never fought. I mean we've had our disagreements
30:59 But we don't fight no, I'm not lucky I'm not lucky I can't I
31:11 Can do 50 sit-ups I can do a hundred push-ups. You're just very lucky. It's like no, I'm not
31:16 No now why is why is okay, let's well we'll continue this on but this is a
31:25 Supporter only podcast from here on in we'll get into we'll get into it even deeper
31:30 What you are is triggering well, no, it's it's
31:37 You have the standard, you know, you know how many people are out there who says oh man relationships are tough and
31:42 They work and it's like no. No, they're not
31:45 Relationship is where you come for love
31:48 recharging acceptance
31:51 affection
31:53 happiness
31:55 Support that's what like I already have a job. I don't need a relationship as a part-time job. I already have a job
32:01 Yeah relationships are not tough
32:06 That's everyone around you help. Yeah
32:08 Yeah, yeah, we'll get to the weight loss thing it was it's a great question
32:16 so yeah with the woman who's a
32:19 she she lies and and you just have to
32:22 and the reason you do reason above evidence is
32:26 because
32:29 Evidence is painful, right?
32:33 Right evidence is painful. The reason you stop drinking is drinking is bad for you
32:37 right and
32:39 There's reasons for that that you understand medically you don't wait until
32:44 Your liver is half dead and then say well the evidence is that drinking is like you evidence is right
32:52 I'm helpless good women don't exist. Yeah
32:57 You
32:59 Alright
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