Pet Tummy Aches

0:04 Hi, you love done to censure? Wow for you your yo. It's getting warmer in Florida, but it's still not completely there. That's why I have this hoodie on because we don't have heat in the studio because it's South Florida and it's nicer than it was last week, but still has a little bit chilling the studio. But it's kind of comfortable to be honest. And here we are on the Adventures pipe Man W four c Y Radio in a positively pipeman segment on Motivational Monday. And I do have some motivation I want to talk about that's also a peeve.

0:55 So I'm gonna rant and motivate at the same time. And who better to help me out with this before he gives us this unbelievable advice about pet tummy aches, but the pet Health Guru. So let's welcome Studio Nut and the Pet Health Guru onto the show. Hello, Hello, Hello, Hello, So rants Now, well, I rant too. Maybe you stole it from me years ago. I don't know, but that's why you need to be here, so we could do a joint rant. Okay, but let me just say first of all that you know what Seattle proved something that Bill Parcells always said, defense wins games. If you look at the Grays football teams, defense, the Grays hockey teams, the Devils when they were Stanley Cup champions, Jacques Lamaire was famous for the trap, which is defensive play. And look at what happened. Man, They shut down that quarterback of New England like it was nobody's business. I don't want to be him today. What do you think, Bill?

2:11 Uh? You know that that's that's what it is. That's what it boils down to. And you know, my favorite team didn't make it because we did him defensive problems. Who's your favorite team? Buffalo? The Bills? Yeah? The Bills? Right? Yeah, Well, you know what I have to say to you about the Bills. Their defense broke down over the years, always at that critical moment, they're winning, they're doing things, they come back from the grave, and then the defense like, eh, we're not going to show up for two plays. Except when all you have to do is neil in a playoff game and you fumble the ball and your name is Joe Pisarcik. That's or was it was it?

3:05 That was that against Buffalo? Or am I also thinking about when Hostedler was the Giants again playing Buffalo and Buffalo ended up winning the game with a field goal with like there was a second left second. Yeah, so yeah, I got listen the Bills. I gotta tell you. They would have been perfect for that championship game between New England and who they play again, oh Denver? Yeah? You never remember the losers? Uh, you know, and that is a motivational point. Nobody remembers number two. Like does anybody remember who got the silver medal in nineteen eighty for hockey?

3:51 Do you know? No? Absolutely no, I don't follow it that well anyway. So it's like, is that an important part of my life? It's like, you know it. It is a Netflix show right now. It is a Netflix show right now. It's about when the USA won the Olympics with a bunch of players that were total amateurs against the best hockey team that ever lived, the Russians who won every year. The Russians didn't even make it to the gold game because USA beat them, and then I think it was Finland who we beat for the gold medal. And you know, there's an example of what I'm looking at right there. Okay, that game was an example of leadership. Okay. Now let me say and this is not pro anybody or against anybody, but I just thought of it. Right now, Let's think about politics for a second and think about some of the greatest leaders of our time. We're not liked very much, okay.

5:04 And the coach for the USA team was not liked till way till the end with the team because they all thought he was kind of an asshole, you know. And I use that word because people use that word a lot, but sometimes that's what it takes to get things done. And like, you weren't going to beat the Russian hockey team by being nice, Let's put it that way, okay. And so I think it's a very important thing to realize that when you are up at high levels and no matter what you're doing, people think you're an asshole.

5:45 No matter whether you are or not, people try and knock you off the mountain. That's all what's about, you know. Look, the Patriots would win all the time, and everybody thought Tom Brady and Belichick we assholes were cheating, and they probably were because I don't like the Patriots either, so I'm glad they lost, but I gotta tell you there's two great leaders in history that have two there's two great books for these great leaders in history that I want to talk about a little bit right now before we get into your pet segment, mill. But their books are about leadership, and one of them is one of my favorite books is The Art of War by Sun Su, famous Chinese general not known as like some peacekeeper either, okay, but what it's taught in that book for business and negotiation tactics is one of the greatest things ever, so good that even Dave Mustain of the heavy metal thrash metal band Megadeth, who just put out their final album, recently mentioned it in an interview. So imagine that even people in music are mentioning this book for success in life.

7:06 And then there's another book I have. It's basically about leadership based on the Macavelly tactics. And isn't an interesting bill that some of the people we most hated in history as leaders or that we consider evil, did have some redeeming qualities, especially when it came to leadership skills. Well, you know that's evident in a lot of businesses as well, you know, both of us being you know, in business, you know we get employees that think that we're terrible.

7:46 We get people that even customers that think were horrible. Oh yeah, one thinks about asshole. One thinks I'm an asshole. Okay, But it's true though, right, it's true. I mean, you know, they there's the second guests. You they always know more than the boss does. They're always discrundled, you know, they complain, complain, complain, But at the end of the day, it's the boss's vision and drive that basically gets the job done. My dad or not, we still got it done. My dad gave me the best advice one time that aligns right with what you're saying. So one time I was in the investment business, I was called I called them up one time, you know, and it's like I had all these brokers that worked for me, and in that business, you know, brokers, they work on straight commission.

8:40 They don't make money unless they pick up the phone. You know, they have to pick up the phone, smile and dial. Okay. And like I had people in there that would just sit there all day and stare at the wall. Now they have no possible way to make any money. They could be doing a lot better things with their life than Sarah wall I called my dad. I'm like, I don't get it. I have given these brokers the opportunity where they can make a minimum of twenty grand a month and all they have to do is pick up the phone. I even said I'd help them, I would close deals for them, and they just stare at the wall. And I'll get it. Why would you work somewhere and stare at the wall and not get paid? What's the point. But he said next, I think is some of the greatest advice I ever heard in my life.

9:27 He said, if they were you, they'd be your competition, not your employees. And that says it all right there. That says it all right there, especially for see the people that work for you, and they think they know better. Some things they may know better. I'm very well, I'll tell you, I'm very open to people's suggestions. And I told them in the first interview that I was and I want them. But I also told him in his first interview that basically, you know, but I might have already tried and found out that it didn't work, you know, And like see, that's the point. The people that are the leaders, maybe they just experienced the failure already. Okay, that and that's where their knowledge comes from. And so the point is a great leader makes all the mistakes themselves first so that they can lead their people the proper way, you know. And you know a lot of times people don't like it. It's kind of like we go to a karate kid, you know, and Ralph Boncio.

10:37 You know, he when he when he was first getting trained by Miyagi, you know, he he didn't get why Miagi was making him do all this stupid stuff. And this happens all the time in business and politics and everything. Okay, It's like, you know, basically, we don't we don't under stand what the forest is. We're only looking at the tree, whereas the leader looks at the forest, not the tree. And if a tree is in front of you, so many non leaders tried to chop the tree down, walk through it, whatever. The leader just simply walks around because he already tried all those things you're trying to do and failed miserably. See, failure is a necessary part of success, isn't it. Bill?

11:31 Absolutely absolutely. I had this discussion yesterday. It's funny how the world comes around. Right, So, yeah, I mean listen, Okay. The reason you need failure for success is because you have to be willing to fail. Like if you're not willing to fail, you're not willing to do what it takes to succeed. And perfect example of that is a few years back, I was, uh, you know, sharpening my ice skating skills. So I hired a coach and he complained to me, by the way, you knew. I didn't know if you knew, but you did. You knewed your mic so I didn't know.

12:13 So I was telling you. I saw that I didn't touch anything. But he said something. He said something to me during those practices. He's like, you never fall, and I thought that was a compliment. I'm like, oh cool. He goes, no, it's not cool, like you're never going to get better if you don't fall. And it's so true. You have to push yourself. You can't. You gotta take risks. You know Roger Baster who broke the format mile for the first time. Before that, it was considered and we're in the Olympics now, so it's appropriate to talk about it was considered humanly impossible to break the format. Now if you do that in the Olympics, you're a crappy runner, because that's that's no longer humanly impossible. That's actually you're a pre crappy runner if you can't break a four minute mile. And that's an example of pushing yourself beyond the limit. We see it all the time with leaders.

13:21 And but there is one okay, now, we got to get to the rant section. Okay, and that rant section is about how you act as a leader. Okay. And I am a firm believer, me personally, a firm believer that if you're a leader, you should be a professional set the example. You should be a promoter of unity, a promoter of compassion. That's leadership the right way that you know. And the fact is, I will do a rant right now of the crap over to super Bowl.

14:03 It's absolutely ridiculous that there's ten million different halftime shows because they're not halftime shows. They are shows that are putting on on another network during halftime. To me, the super Bowl halftime show is the one that actually is at the super Bowl. Okay, And if I want to watch the alternatives, that's fine. They'll call them an a halftime show. They're not a halftime show. You're just listen. It's true capitalism at its finest. All these people they make it a thing about they're bitching about Bad Bunny performing, but really they're just taking the opportunity so that they could create their own halftime show because they weren't invited to do a halftime show at the super Bowl, and they could charge people for it and make money off of it. And I have no hate for that either. Okay, be an entrepreneur, but don't make it like it's some great gesture like you're being a patriot. Okay, you're not being a patriot just just because you're putting on a different halftime show. Number one. Number two, I just want to inform everybody in the United States of America keyword of United States of America, Okay, that the United States isn't only America. North America, Central America, and South America are America. So that's why Bad Bunny mentioned all the countries,

15:33 because they are all in America. If you go to Europe, they don't call us America. They call us the States because we are part of America. And yes we do represent America. But there's also one other thing. Fucking Puerto Rico is the United States of America. You morons? Okay, And that's my that's my rant right there, Like take a geography class, because I've seen so many people this weekend on social media talking about they don't want immigrants doing the super Bowl. He ain't an immigrant, He's an American number one, number two. While you look back on past Super Bowls, not everybody was a United States citizen, Like, get over yourself. It's just a fucking half time show, to be blunt, just a halftime show. It is not everything today has to be some major ordeal. That's my that's my rant. What do you think, Bill, It's exactly right.

16:36 I mean we put importance on things that really are not important in the overall view of life. And you know when we get hung up on that, that's when we have problems. It's you know, what's important. We have to make that decision and what's the priority if you will? Yeah, totally. And then okay, So one I want to come to you on this subject here as somebody that's from another American country. What do you think about bad Bunny playing at the Super Bowl. I mean, it's not about the Spanish or English thing. It's more about you know who's the biggest artist right now, who can bring in the most money, because at the end of the day, the NFL is a business and they are in it for the money. They don't care about what your beliefs are. And the people saying that this is nothing more than the right wing agenda to promote whatever.

17:35 Well, actually is the left wing agenda according to the right wing agenda. Yeah, and you're absolutely correct, that was the other thing. Okay again, capitalism as fine as First of all, the Super Bowl is called sports intertainment. It is entertainment. Music is entertainment. Things you watch on TV are entertainment. So what are you gonna do. You're gonna bring the number one entertainer in the world to perform so that you could get even more millions of dollars in advertiser dollars, knowing the exposure that's gonna give. And right now, Bad Bunny is bigger than Taylor Swift. So there it is. And it's pretty funny because one of my brothers, who I go to Costa Rica with a lot a few years ago, he was mentioning Bad Bunny and he's not into music like I am. I don't even know who he was talking about. I thought he was talking about Joey Roll's wife because she's called Bunny and he's become very close and involved with them and stuff like that. And I know if this particular brother is involved him, the dude's a good dude. So maybe another brother. I wouldn't say it with, you know, but you know what my biggest rant is, Bill, What's that

19:08 is why my pet gets a tummy ache? And what I can do about it? It's you know, it's amazing that that's one of the most probably the biggest reason that people visit their animal doctor. You know. It's we don't. Realize that everything that's going to be adjust our health has to get into the body somehow, and it has normally come through the mouth in the form of foods, junk, whatever. And if it's the wrong thing, guess what happens. We have an upset stomach. The body has got to try to purge itself of those bad things. And we're looking at you know, like I say.

20:00 Food is basically just a vehicle. It's bringing things in and it's taking things out. Diarrhea, vomiting is housekeeping. It is not sick. It's housekeeping. Get rid of the bad stuff so we don't die. You know how, parents, you know how parents always said I could bring in a swirl and could take you out. That's what the pet stomach's doing when you put a stupid crap in it. It's the same with our stomach. And you know, I mean, you know, especially people that are older that grew up in you know, the sixties, the seventies, the eighties, over indulgence was part of life.

20:44 And on Sunday mornings, everybody's like, oh my god, I wish I was dead. I feel horrible, and you know, we're recovering slowly, slowly, and then all of a sudden, it's run the bathroom and everything comes out, one under the other and we've been healed. Oh my god, I feel so much better. Now, Hey, should we go back to that place we were at last night? You know, I was just thinking. I was just thinking of something that you know, back then when you were talking about people took peyote buttons and basically, in order to get high, you had to vomit first. So you would take the payote buttons, vomit, and then get this really good high. Like I don't know when they were doing that, I think I was one or two or something.

21:33 But uh so I don't remember how it I don't remember how it felt. Uh you know. But no, seriously, though, like that's interesting too, that that's an interesting what reaction that your body creates that not only does it make you vomit because you put this poison in your body, but it makes you high because it affected your brain too. Yeah, well, in that case, what it was about vomiting First, the stomach is any intentional tract, they're probably pretty much empty. So now the absorption rate would be highly increased. There's no competition with food or real you know, healthy stuff. We just put in the bad stuff.

22:14 Yeah. And so here's a two perfect examples of what you're talking about right here. Okay, somebody in my family recently they felt they got food poisoning. An Ergo there's dog also had tummy problems, thought their dog had food poisoning. Of course, brought the dog to that did all these things you know that the vets do blah blah blah blah blah. And I just said to him, I'm like, maybe you just ate something and that's it, you know. And it's like I also talk about like he has a lot of gastro problems, which I used to have until doctor Jaffori. And you know, it's like, uh, yeah, the doctor is going to give me this medicine now because that one's not working. I'm like, why don't you just trying not putting the stuff in your body that causes gourd Like it's such a simple solution. I don't understand, because oh, then you can't eat the shit that you like.

23:17 You know, But you know what my attitude was like when I reverse the diabetes. I love sugar, I love carbs, I love chocolate. I remember being my twins. I used to argue with healthy people like you need carbs and blah blah blah. But at the end of the day when it did happen, I was like, well I had a good run. You know. That one's my attitude, and now I can't do that anymore, okay. And I also realized that I had those problems because I did that. We don't realize that when we're younger. Like so it's just like with cigarettes, did you know, Bill, and I remember this happening, is my goal to do it then, But I didn't that if you quit smoking, most of the time. By the age of thirty five, if nothing has happened to you yet, you will go back to as if you never smoked. But past thirty five you're screwed.

24:19 Past thy five, you've a right done, too much damaged. It actually varies a lot depending on what positive things you're putting into your body too. And I'm what you're detoxing. But oh yeah, you know, that's a big part of it. But the other part of it that you mentioned is food poisoning. We don't get poisoned by food. We're getting poisoned by all the stuff that's on our food, in our food processing, all of that that destroys the natural benefits. And you know, I had an incident yesterday last night. Somebody called me, oh, I got food poisoning. It's like, no, you didn't get food poisoning because you can't eat poisonous food. You go out it out in the woods and grab some berries that are poisons, put them in your mouth.

25:02 You'll spit them right out. Your body knows innately that that that vibrational you know, the rhythms and that sort of thing. A body says, no, no, no, how it comes okay. Now, if I spray that poisonous berry with sugar water. Oh it's okay. You know you mentioned chocolate. When you buy chocolate, how much chocolate? How much cacows actually in that chocolate bar, and how much and how many flamers and chemicals and preservatives. You know, the fact that it doesn't melt. What did they do to the chocolate bar so it won't melt. That's what I found out when I went to Europe is an actual fact that Hershey bars include plastic, So you're eating plastic. And that's why the European chocolate is so much better because they don't have a plastic in it.

25:55 That's right. But the melting is what made me think of it, because you can literally have a candy bar, and you know, unless it's extreme conditions, he may not melt. But if you get a like a real candy bar like you would in Europe, it'll melt in your hands as you're leaving the sports. Yeah. Yeah, And there's so many of our food products that are that that way. And of course, once you put that bad product in your gut, the body has to respond to it. It's got to try to get rid of it as quickly as possible, and so it's a good thing. So you know, but we've been taught if you you know, if your dog or cat's got vomits, has diarrhea. And it's funny. I use this story all the time in conjunction with this. Let's say you were blessed with a puppy and and a young child. You're working all week long, okay, everything you know, it's been hectic, everything else. You've got a housekeeper maybe maybe it's mom, grandmom or whatever. You get home on Friday afternoon, all you want to do is kick off your shoes, sit back with maybe a glass of wine, a cocktail, whatever, and enjoy the family. And as you're walking in the door, the caretaker says, oh, by the way, the dog and the kid got diarrhea. You go into the house and pick up the phone. You call your pediatrician. Okay, this was going on. Okay, just calm down. What the foods are that you're putting in the body. Let's do energy, keep them hydrated, and if you have a problem on Monday, call the office and will fit you in sometime during

27:27 the week. You hang up the phone. You pick up the phone called the animal hospital. My dog's got diarrhea. Their response is, oh my god, it's an emergency. Oh you're oh my god. Yeah, but the okay, So as soon as they said it's an emergency, that's five hundred to one thousand dollars on. Your bill because it's an emergency. You walk in. They throw the dog on the table. They start putting in needles and giving you fluids and antibiotics and real drugs and anti vomiting drugs. That the other drugs are making the dog sick. We have to hospitalize them immediately, and you can probably pick them up Monday or Tuesday. So Monday you go into the office and pick up your animal. They give you a bag full of antibiotics and other medications. Your dog is actually sicker than he was in the beginning, by the way, and you know you're thousands and thousands of dollars poor.

28:25 In the meantime, the kid was out Saturday morning playing because it was only an event once that sound kept a body. Why are we plugging him up after it's out of the body. That makes no sense to me. I guess it's kind of a rant. That's a good rant. I like that rant. You know, there's so much ran about when it comes to stuff like this too, because it is true. You know, it's like you call the VAT and they put you in panic mode, and now you're willing to spend whatever money you have to and you the same thing that you wouldn't spend on yourself. Like I know so many pet owners that they won't even go to the doctor because they don't want to spend money on their health. But it comes to their animal. Oh yeah, there you go.

29:11 Yeah, well the thing, you know, the thing and that I look at. First off, it's sold that if you don't bring that animal in right away because it's an emergency, it'll probably die. You know that fear based metas medical sales pitch. You're going to die. Your dog is going to die. We don't know what it is. And then at the end of it, anyway, they'd run all of these tests and they can't find anything wrong with the animal because, like I said, it was an event. But now you've been through this, okay with your heart problem. Did you ever know, and this goes to your previous rant, did you ever know anybody that was treated by the second best heart doctor.

29:52 Everybody always has a first cause he saved my life. Well, where was it written that you're going to die? Yeah? The second best he died, So everybody's. Hell, everybody's alive has always had the very best, you know, and there's hundreds of thousands of best cardiologies. Isn't it amazing you can't hit one best. Well, what's interesting too is a few things when whether it's vets or human doctors, is the limited training that they very very limited training they have on nutrition and on pharmaceutical drugs that they prescribe to people. Okay, that's number one. Number two is their thought processes that they're brainwashed into. Okay, So going back to the heart thing.

30:44 The first time I had the heart attack, I picked some doctor in Green Acres. I think it was he was hispanic. I have to mention that because I'm going to blame one for what happened next. And basically what I did was is I was seeing doctor Jaffari. Before then I had aller supplements. So I walked into his office with all the supplements. And the only reason I walked in there is because I'm smart, because I do realize that certain times, once you have a condition, certain supplements may be bad or coincide or what have you, or be too much. Like for instance, I knew for a fact that my supplements had spinach and other blood thinners in them. When they have you on blood thinner's a race. So that's too much blood thinning. So when I went in, this doctor basically refused to look at him, and basically, in so many words, it was a bunch of bullshit. He goes, that was all great, now that you've had a heart attack, now you need to do the real stuff. That's all great for preventative, but now you real situation. Blah blah blah blah blah. And he was rude about it. Never went to that choreologist again.

32:08 Never went to that choreologist again. I don't care how good he is. So then next what I did is I had D remember D that worked for us over here. I had her call? Was it d Oh? Actually it wasn't even D with somebody else that worked for me. That I had call basically every cardiologist in Palm Beach County and ask them one question, are you open to natural health? And I said to the person I had call, and I'm like, you know, because if you go in you have to word it that way, because if you say do you something like do you practice natural health or promote it, They're not going to. I just want them to be open to it, you know. I just wanted somebody that was going to be open to it.

32:56 You know, I knew that was the best I was going to get. So the choreologist I have currently is the one she found after calling a lot of them, and he literally after she asked that question, he got on the phone with me and he's from Mount Sinai, So no, schlump, we're not talking like no small doctor. And he talked to me for like an hour and a half. I wasn't even impatient yet, and so that impressed me because that doesn't ever happen nowadays. You're lucky to see you even talk to or see the doctor if you go to the office. And so basically when I went into that made me decide to go check them out, do a consultation. I went in with all of my and when I say all of mine, okay, people are probably not realizing I I got ten different bottles of supplements that I went in with. He's first of all, he sat there and he read everyone and in the ones that he didn't know what the ingredients were.

33:55 He looked it up right in front of me, okay, So he didn't even act like he knew it all okay, And he basically said, okay, this one, that's good, to take this one. You might want to hold off for a while till you're off the blood thinners and blah blah blah, and went through these different things with each one of them. So now I trust his advice because he didn't give me a blanket no, and he didn't give me bullshit. He literally did research and had knowledge and gave me advice and it was up to me what to do with that advice. But he didn't put it down. He said, you could take these these are fine, no problem, you know so, And that that's why you have to be your own best advocate, whether it comes to human doctors or vets, because I got many more stories I can talk about, as you know, Bill, where doctors are just don't know what the hell they're doing sometimes.

34:55 Okay, yeah, exactly. You know, so their whole you know. Their whole education is not based on health. There's no health in that bag. There's no health in their training. It's all about symptom management. You know, I can load you up with a ton of drugs that will basically shut down your system but still keep you alive. Yeah, you know, I mean take enough painkillers. Hey, everything's fine, but you can't function. No. And here here's what I have to say, is I get a tummy ache just going to talk to these people that why do that stuff? What's your thoughts on all this studio not?

35:43 I mean, you know the way when you see the the medication that you're taking, and it includes symptoms that he may give you, like side effects that he may give you, and the side effects are usually worse than what you're feeling in that moment. Like just it doesn't make any sense to me. I love the commercials where people are running through, you know, a field of sunflowers as the guys saying may cause death, may cause depression, may cause suicide, may cause this is it for like sixty seconds, rattling off all this stuff. And they always speed it up so he always sounds a little high pitched, so he makes a little more innocent.

36:24 And you know, maybe from some of the pharma that doctors have given me in my lifetime, I may be kind of screwed up. Because I'm looking right now actually at the screen, and based on the fact that both Bill and I have the bottom part with the white, it looks like two eyes with eyebrowsing, and you're the nose studio nut. This is what happens. Okay, just randoms into my head as I'm looking at that. So Bill, tell everybody how they can reach out to you. Check out your show, check out my Paleo Pet, check everything out that you have to offer, because the pet health guru can be your guru too.

37:15 Absolutely. I mean we start out with we can start off this week with of course my Paleo Pet. The store on your website. Okay, that's the supplier of all the good nutritious items that are out there. That's what we are as a nutrition store for both people and pets. You know, it's not that different. There is no such thing as people food and pet food, except that the government labeled it as such so they could basically tax us differently. But we had a whole arrangement, of course, of herbs and botanicals and you know, good food for your pet, good food for you. We do a farm the table presentation in there where the best Florida raysed beef, chicken, pork, lamb are available every single day. Just you know, you just got to stop eye and pick out your favorite, your favorite steak, your favorite cut of meat, fresh eggs right from the chickens on the pasture they're not being fed corn and soy. And of course the pet Health Cafe where we talk about this all the time. This week we have a special guest coming on. We're gonna be talking about how to eat healthy on a budget.

38:28 You know, different things like, you know, instead of buying one steak for twenty nine or thirty nine dollars a pound, you know, you buy a loin for maybe nineteen dollars a pound, or you buy the whole, you know, a half cow for eight fifty a pound. You can eat healthy with just budgeting the right way. You're paying you know, how much how much do you pay for a per pound? So let's say a candy bar. People don't realize those are costing you twenty thirty dollars up lunchable. Yeah right, kids in the schools, those are fifteen dollars a pound. In a supermarket, they have this new craze now.

39:12 It always says to the package. You know, well, you mentioned the chocolate. They have the craze now with the uh what's the chocolate? Uh my chocolate. Yeah, d buy chocolate, which I haven't tried yet. I would like to try. But then I look and the candy bar is like twenty five dollars, Like, come on, you're just full of shit, Okay, Like it's probably shit in that chocolate, and that's what you're charging me for because it's from Dubai god Bui. And see if that's what the chocolate is they have there, I bet it isn't. And of course you know, on the other side of it, this is what you know.

39:53 Like I said, the lunchibles in the lunch room at the school, public schools fifteen dollars a pound, but only paying tune ninety nine for something that has no nutrition in it. And we're actually teaching our kids the next generation that this is acceptable. Yeah, everybody, go back to my generation where your parents packed you a soggy sandwich to bring a school with you. That's what we got to go back to make America. Saggi again, exactly funny. When I was a teenager, I was in Waist Scouts and we had a weekend away and we had to bring our own food the cook gut on the fire or just your own food so you could eat. My father actually packed a steak, onions and peppers into a foil that I put on the campfire. Everybody else is running around with a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, and it's like, you know, yeah, totally different. I mean that attitude.

40:53 We fixed our own food and we fixed Quod food. You know, it wasn't just something prone us the key. Yeah, but yeah, they can yeah, I mean they can reach me of course at my Paleo Pat nine four nine Pet Health Cafe on YouTube, on these channels here as well as on iHeartRadio. We can go back over a decade there and you're gonna get. The advice that you need to make yourself healthy and make keep your pets healthy. It's all the same, and it's funny. My last guest last week mentioned introduced me literally to somebody that's working up at the University of Florida that they're starting a program for pets and people food being the same.

41:42 And how long. You'aching Wow, then since the day I met you. And yeah, everybody go home and feed your pets people food. Real food, real food. Make sure, yeah, make sure it's real food. Make sure is not a bunch of bull crap. Thank you for listening to the adventures of Pipemin on W for CUI Radio.