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So then I knew it was a mental thing.

And I read a book called The Fox, The Horse, The Mole, and The Boy.

You ever heard of this book?

No.

It's a children's book.

Jamie, if you don't mind pulling it up, because it's just... Somebody kind of recreated Winnie the Pooh, but for our kids, you know?

And it was a children's book, and I opened it up, and it has a moment where it goes...

Yeah, the boy, the fox.

Oh, I have seen this.

Joe, you want to talk about a seven minute read that will change your life.

But there's a quote in there that goes, I forgot if it was the mole, but the fox or something looks at the horse and goes, what's the hardest thing you've ever done in your life?

And the horse goes, ask for help.

Yeah, it's just all these like really cool little things.

But when he said ask for help, I was like, wow, I need to ask for help.

It's like whenever I was addicted to drugs and I had to walk in that room for the first time and go, I don't have control.

So, um, I called a company called onsite that does a therapy.

And, um, I went and spent two weeks with a lady named Mary B who wrote the curriculum for food addiction in the world.

Like she is a 80 something year old woman with glasses, sweet soul of a woman.

And we locked in the cabin.

And she said, we're going to figure out what this is.