Dan Fleyshman

What does that mean to you?

So we've had friends around us that have either been lazy or got fat and things like that.

And you've taken it upon yourself to check them and jeopardize your relationship with them by being so stern with them.

But now we see them become fit, healthy, and some of them even become their whole persona now about being fit and healthy.

Talk us through why you're willing to risk your relationship and why it's important to be able to tell your friends the truth, the blunt truth.

All right, let's talk about the charity side of things.

So 12 years ago, you named Trina's Kids Foundation after your mother.

What was the original concept when you first started here in Hubble Studio in Boyle Heights and having the first three or 400 families come over here to pick up toys or Thanksgiving food drives, et cetera?

So the evolution of the charity, Trina's Kids Foundation, again, started with eight volunteers in year one.

Year two, there was 20, then 40, then 100.

It just kept growing and growing.

But now it's Miami Heat Arena, Raider Stadium, SoFi Stadium, BMO Stadium.

We're talking about stadiums and arenas.

The efficiency, the execution, the operation is now at a massive scale.

We did 240,000 toys last December, breaking another Guinness Book World Record.

Walk us through your thoughts now going from, okay, we're going to take care of and help your local 300 or 400 families that would come over to now still doing that, but taking it to 10 cities and 240,000 toys.

The relief on their faces, the pain.

Damon John, there's so many characters coming now.

Right.

So when it comes to charity, every time there's the volunteers, whether it's five, 10 volunteers in a random city or there's 100 plus volunteers here at Hubble Studio, you give a speech beforehand to make them realize, to make the volunteers realize that outside of them taking a picture and just kind of being around, you want them to work or you'd rather them leave.