Jesse

Um, anyways, we digress.

The kids came out.

Yeah.

Um, so yeah, eating too much over the holidays.

I remember talking about this last year as well, too, because this is like the number one thing that, you know, even this week and up to next week.

Yeah.

So for me, the biggest thing is like you're going to have some days.

Like, I don't know what your schedule is like, but for me, it's like Christmas and Boxing Day will be like a lot of like breakfast, lunch, dinners.

Like you're eating a lot.

You're doing whatever.

And then you get like an odd dinner here and there with friends or whatever.

With any of those, honestly, I would not even freaking worry about it.

Just eat what you want, do what you want.

I think the issue where most people run into is that

a lot of folks will take like two weeks off, right?

So basically kind of when the kids are out of school, a lot of parents are taking those two weeks off too, right?

And so that usually turns into a lot of like, we're going to get takeout, you're eating Christmas candy and chocolates and desserts, like, you know, all throughout the day.

And I don't think that those are necessarily bad things either.

But I mean, yeah, we can certainly...

We can certainly overdo it.