Ep 1084 | Jase Channels Phil for a Coffee Culture Rant & Later Gets Humbled by a Soul-Baring Moment
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Welcome back to Unashamed. We are actively looking in Jace's giant dictionary. Do you remember the giant dictionary, Zach, that Jace broke out a few podcasts ago?
52?
Am I right?
Is that right, Jace?
Is it 52?
Well, let me not. It's taking me five minutes to look up this word.
Here's the problem with the dictionary that's the size of eight books. It takes a minute to look it up.
You should have seen him. 1952. Oh, good. Tell me I don't have a good memory. Well, this is when it was published, but oh, Webster. It has a picture of him here, Al. Yeah. You see this? Yeah, I can see it. Oh, this is a... He's 1758 to 1843. Oh, yeah. He's old school. He's kind of got that swept back hair. Best line he ever had is, education is useless without the Bible. I mean, this is where we get our dictionary.
So we were commenting about my continuing weight loss, and Zach was noticing in our shot. that I had continued to lose weight. And so we were talking about that Zach said he didn't realize until he saw a picture of a year ago that you had gained a few pounds you had to get rid of. You said you were obese. I said, well, they said I was morbidly obese.
I said, no, what I said, I said I had visceral fat. And so I looked at a picture of my belly. I was like, good night, I've lost some weight. But you said, well, you weren't morbidly obese. That's right.
Well, I thought that was an interesting word. Because you really don't like it associated with anything because it just makes you feel.
That's interesting how he defined it. All right. Let's hear it. Okay. Well, if you look up morbidly in a morbid or diseased manner. Ooh. So we just put diseased in there. Okay. I'm not sure I agree with that. You might should have picked a different word. No. That's the word they told me, Jase. So morbid is disease sickly, not sound and healthful. I think that's what it was. Oh, here's you. Due to a characteristic of disease or a morbid anatomy.
Here's you. Oh, I found you, Al.
A morbid anatomy. We do get paid for PhD weight loss.
Look away.
They are a sponsor, but this is not a sponsored segment. That's why we're talking about it.
That's a commercial. I just think that's how when people say, how are you doing? You say, well, I have a morbid anatomy, as you can tell.
You know, I feel pretty good for having a morbid anatomy. Well, here's what started this. So I asked Jay's, because you remember last year I got on this kick, I was going to lose 60 by 60. So that was just a cute little phrase back, you know, like late last summer. And I tried and I did lose a little, but I obviously fell way short of my goal. And so Jace bet on me with some people that were betting against me. And they won because I didn't do it. I didn't pull it off by my 60th birthday. But then I amended and said, but, you know, technically I'm 60 for a whole year. So I said, Jace, if they'll take it, double down because I'm going to lose this weight. And I'm getting close. But I said, I'm going to lose this weight before I turn 60.
But you didn't double down, Jace?
Well, they wouldn't bet with it. They wouldn't double down. They took my $20 and they said – You lost. And I was like, I tried to double down. No double down. They were smart. Because I think they thought, well, this guy is probably going to lose the weight eventually or he's just going to die. So they just –
What's wrong with our family? With his morbid anatomy, he's going to the ground.
Everybody's happy today. I wonder if how many families... It's funny now that I've lost the weight.
It's funny.
It's all fun and games until somebody... After you lose the weight, it's funny. You make fun of it.
Yeah, I guess so.
But I won't make fun of others. So those of you out there that are trying, I am not a guy who loses weight that makes fun of you. So I'm making fun of myself. Well, that was hard.
You're only 50 pounds. That's...
That's like a chunky middle schooler. You know what I mean? You look at it, you pick up or you try to grab up a middle schooler and you say, son, you've gained some weight. That was what I lost, a sack of corn.
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