Ronald Young Jr.

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Cool? Yeah, that's good. That's good. Are you concerned about saying fat? Yeah, I feel like, am I allowed to say fat?

Cool? Yeah, that's good. That's good. Are you concerned about saying fat? Yeah, I feel like, am I allowed to say fat?

Cool? Yeah, that's good. That's good. Are you concerned about saying fat? Yeah, I feel like, am I allowed to say fat?

I love, let me tell you, it's funny because like this is the toughest conversation for me to have because the truth is we are trying to make fat just a flat descriptor, but so much damage has been done using the word fat as an insult that it's tough to hear straight size people say it.

I love, let me tell you, it's funny because like this is the toughest conversation for me to have because the truth is we are trying to make fat just a flat descriptor, but so much damage has been done using the word fat as an insult that it's tough to hear straight size people say it.

I love, let me tell you, it's funny because like this is the toughest conversation for me to have because the truth is we are trying to make fat just a flat descriptor, but so much damage has been done using the word fat as an insult that it's tough to hear straight size people say it.

And it's tough for straight size people to say it without adding some sort of like disclaimer or apology in the beginning of the end of it. But it is okay to say fat. It is. But the way you said it is also fine. I just wanted you to know that's okay. And it's tough to start getting out there and saying it because it means you have to purge it from your language as an insult.

And it's tough for straight size people to say it without adding some sort of like disclaimer or apology in the beginning of the end of it. But it is okay to say fat. It is. But the way you said it is also fine. I just wanted you to know that's okay. And it's tough to start getting out there and saying it because it means you have to purge it from your language as an insult.

And it's tough for straight size people to say it without adding some sort of like disclaimer or apology in the beginning of the end of it. But it is okay to say fat. It is. But the way you said it is also fine. I just wanted you to know that's okay. And it's tough to start getting out there and saying it because it means you have to purge it from your language as an insult.

You know, it's funny, like in my mind, when I started making it, I had a few things that I knew I specifically wanted to talk about. And I didn't think about anything outside of those couple of things. And in the first season, I knew I wanted to talk about going to the doctor. I knew I wanted to talk about my relationship with my college, we'll say sweetheart.

You know, it's funny, like in my mind, when I started making it, I had a few things that I knew I specifically wanted to talk about. And I didn't think about anything outside of those couple of things. And in the first season, I knew I wanted to talk about going to the doctor. I knew I wanted to talk about my relationship with my college, we'll say sweetheart.

You know, it's funny, like in my mind, when I started making it, I had a few things that I knew I specifically wanted to talk about. And I didn't think about anything outside of those couple of things. And in the first season, I knew I wanted to talk about going to the doctor. I knew I wanted to talk about my relationship with my college, we'll say sweetheart.

And then I knew I wanted to talk generally about how I felt about influencers. I knew I wanted to talk about those things. But what I found is that as I started making the show, the more questions I was asking and answering, the more stories and answers were coming to my brain, which created more stories and more opportunities to talk about it.

And then I knew I wanted to talk generally about how I felt about influencers. I knew I wanted to talk about those things. But what I found is that as I started making the show, the more questions I was asking and answering, the more stories and answers were coming to my brain, which created more stories and more opportunities to talk about it.

And then I knew I wanted to talk generally about how I felt about influencers. I knew I wanted to talk about those things. But what I found is that as I started making the show, the more questions I was asking and answering, the more stories and answers were coming to my brain, which created more stories and more opportunities to talk about it.

So I found that while making the show, I, like you, was having the same experience where I'm just like, there's still more things to talk about. And I just keep pushing that direction and more stories keep coming up.