My BFF growing up was Mexican. The look of joy in his mom's eye when I was finally able to open one while keeping it fully intact let me know I was welcome any time without saying a word.
I know this isn't getting a million views but I beg you guys to please don't give up on this. I have been watching Smosh for probably 15 years at this point I think and this is without question my favorite thing that I've seen you guys do It's just awesome to see Ian and Anthony together every other week loving what they're doing and having genuine fun. Erin has amazing chemistry as a foil to them both and is essential to the greatness as well. Love lunchtime and look forward to this so much
The vibes are chill and not forced. I know they're on camera and working, but it doesn't feel like they're "putting on" if that makes sense. The pace is nice too - keeping on topic but leaving space for tangents (for lack of a better word). The flow is like a natural conversation between funny people, rather than funny people trying to have a funny conversation. The latter isn't bad! I just appreciate the vibes of the former, especially when it feels like the world is constantly on fast forward, always looking for the next "thing".
@@licia_bobishka newer gen smosh fans aren't as familiar with ianthony, older smosh fans dipped or don't pull through/show up bc they're content with the existence of ianthony being a thing again
@@iconiclit8945 you nailed it. I’ve been watching diligently for 5 years. But Anthony is basically new to me since it has been so long 🤷 I mean, I don’t miss an episode, but others feel this way too so kinda explains it
Every now and then you catch a glimpse of just how much Tommy looks up to Ian and I love it so much. Just little like saying "You're so funny" instead of "That was so funny".
I've been feeling so shitty lately and kinda depressed and here you come with the "We cure depression" video 😂 I love you guys so much, you bring so much joy
Having had depression my whole life that I can recall I have to say that the lockdown was actually the least depressing time of my life. I got to spend all day every day with the dogs and my husband playing survival base building games and getting paid for it because we were laid off because you can't drive a school bus when the schools aren't open.
same, I got to finish my senior year of high school at home studying while calling with my bff instead of trying to last minute connect with my classmates that I never really liked anyway. and then first year of college felt like a gap year throughout which I occasionally read an academic paper for fun (I studied a major in which I already had substantial knowledge for 1,5 years of classes). plenty of time to figure my shit out, sleep and have a few teleparties.
yeah i imagine it would be hard to be depressed if you're getting paid for staying at home playing with the love of your life, most of us had only one of those things at best lol 💀
Social media, too. If you're not watching reality tv because it's brain rot, you shouldn't be on tik tok either (not you specifically op, just making a statement)
DUDE!!! As a recently diagnosed celiac, it is SO comforting to watch Ian go through the same struggles I do trying to eat gluten free, especially around the holidays. The social ostracization is the worst part. You've got this, buddy. The stuffing isn't worth it.
As someone currently struggling and someone who has gone through severe depression episodes since 13, I appreciate the conversation being discussed ao candidly but with humor and relatability at the same time.
Ians right about the somatosensory brain development thing where the sensory input/output foot region and the genitals region of ur brain are just really close and sometimes they might get crossed (at least that’s kinda the current theory)
Ian is right about the feet thing (psychology degree to confirm) the receptors for pleasure sensation and foot sensation are in the same area so they get twisted. The brain is in general pretty uncharted territory though so it's hard to say exactly what goes on in there to cause the twist
This convo is so interesting cause i have major depressive disorder and im sitting here listening and thinking "wow you guys have days when youre not depressed and you can control it?" lol same with anxiety attacks i have panic disorder and those attacks get out of control so fast lol
My takeaway wasn't so much that they're able to 'control' depression. Rather that they have found positive and helpful coping mechanisms, and are able to allow themselves to use them...and maybe take a nap when all else fails. That said, there is absolutely a difference between feeling down/depressed and *having* depression. They kind of touched on both, though not explicitly or even intentionally. But they're not professionals so it's not like I'd expect a full Psych 101 break down.
ya seconding tomcat, I think even though they touched on some of their personal experiences, I don't think any of them claimed to be depressed *now*. Like now I have good days, but a couple years ago a good day was feeling nothing, as comparatively a bad day was a maelstrom of emotions and turmoil. I used to have anxiety and panic attacks when it came to social situations, but through exposure im more just shy now etc etc. So I guess the take away is that just cos they have the good days now doesn't mean they didn't potentially have the bad days, and in parallel I hope you can have more good days in your future too :).
Idk why "a lot of depression"* is so freaking funny to me. *to be clear, depression isn't funny. It's the concept of a lot vs a little depression that got me
2:55 Okay I just watched Tommy on Perfect Person with Miles Bonsignore and went down a rabbit hole about Sixlets so seeing him mention the same snack in another podcast a mere 24 hours later is cracking me up, what excellent timing for these to each be posted.
Tommy is a real one for picking de la Rosa! My family’s from Mexico City and we love them ❤🥜 It’s like a game trying to unwrap it without it falling apart 😂
19:28 The reason you feel "better" after hot yoga or really any exercise or activity that makes you sweat is because you release cortisol or the "stress hormone" through sweating.
When Ian and Anthony were talking about waking up early I literally related so hard. Sometimes, there is just not enough time in the day if you sleep in. And now I feel old.
the world still has no idea what meditation is. having no thoughts is impossible. they come, we label them as they are, and then start counting again...
Ugly laws actually have an interesting history. There were versions of them across the country. While dresscoding applied to women, queer people, and sex workers, ugly laws mainly targeted disabled people. If you were considered "disfigured" in any way you were not worthy enough for the public eye. You were supposed to stay hidden inside as much as possible. Many disability advocates believe this had long term effects on how people still see disabled people, as well as how inaccessible public infrastructure is.
i knew i was an anxious person but listening to these men talk about anxiety made me realize that i truly am so mentally ill, like what do you mean "maybe everything is fine"? what do you mean you don't feel immense dread if you just step with the wrong foot first???
Same here. I already knew this about myself but that hasn't made it easier to get rid of. The negative side of my brain overpowers the positive by a lot which makes it super hard for me to believe the good thing. Like I cant just say maybe everything is alright or think it, without the negative side pulling harder and pushing that away.
@@JBags0203 not to diagnose a stranger online from very little information, but have you ever been screened for ocd? that’s what i have and we always thought it was just general anxiety because i didn’t have obvious compulsions, but then i was put on adderall for my adhd and it worsened my mental compulsions and brought out physical ones too and that made the ocd pretty obvious for me i always think of the worst case scenario in every situation, vividly envision it, obsess over it, and convince myself it will happen and that the only thing i can do is prepare for it happening. like every time i’m in a parking lot i’m sure i WILL 100% be attacked and there’s nothing i can do to change that, so i have pepper spray for when it happens (it has never happened) i’m not saying you do have ocd by any means, but (if you’re able to) it might be good to check! therapy and meds can help a lot with the anxiety so there is hope that it can get better :)
i've had many discussions about this with my psychiatrist lol i have a mental illness with panic/anxiety and this is chronic and incurable (but treatable). on the flip side, i don't have chronic depression, just secondary depressive times, so i feel the difference between ok and depressed. that means i know my chronic mental illness affects me differently can't relate to non mentally ill people lol
See, I took it a different way. How Tommy prefaced "maybe everything's fine" gave me the impression that hearing the second little positive voice was new to him. And to me, that gives hope. Its like, ok, maybe one day I'll hear that positive voice. And then maybe I'll allow myself to acknowledge it. Then maybe I'll even believe it!
I assume you're aware that this is like on the OCD side of things right? Saying just in case because this was a huge revelation for myself and made such a difference in my approach to management
I thought I couldn't fall harder for Ian till he said he tries not to buy from Amazon ❤ Today is my birthday, I'll wish you happy birthday if you wish meee happy birthday, dude 🎉
not to sound preachy but id like to point out that meditation (dhyan) is a part of yog , what you guys are probably refering to (the physical excercises) is Aasan and then theres breathing excercises called pranayam.
More people should try therapy. You ideally visit a doctor annually for your body, probably should check in for your brain. A lot of insurances have good coverage for virtual therapy.
I struggle with clinical depression I channel alot of what I have been through out my life and write poetry it is something that helps me alot it's one of my coping skills
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YEEEEES MAZAPAAAAAAAN
THANK YOU TOMMY FOR EXPANDING MAZAPAN INTO SMOSH FANS
As a mexican salsa yes citizen i love mazapan
as a chilean, mazapan is just so neat, so cute and delicious.
As an active Mexican Salsa Yes enjoy, we are happy for Mazapán coverage.
Kind of baffling for people in Southern California to not know what they are. They’re everywhere.
My BFF growing up was Mexican. The look of joy in his mom's eye when I was finally able to open one while keeping it fully intact let me know I was welcome any time without saying a word.
@@ZacLJones yeah that part is crazy to me. 😅
I know this isn't getting a million views but I beg you guys to please don't give up on this. I have been watching Smosh for probably 15 years at this point I think and this is without question my favorite thing that I've seen you guys do It's just awesome to see Ian and Anthony together every other week loving what they're doing and having genuine fun. Erin has amazing chemistry as a foil to them both and is essential to the greatness as well. Love lunchtime and look forward to this so much
My question is why this isn’t getting a million views
The vibes are chill and not forced. I know they're on camera and working, but it doesn't feel like they're "putting on" if that makes sense.
The pace is nice too - keeping on topic but leaving space for tangents (for lack of a better word).
The flow is like a natural conversation between funny people, rather than funny people trying to have a funny conversation. The latter isn't bad! I just appreciate the vibes of the former, especially when it feels like the world is constantly on fast forward, always looking for the next "thing".
@tomcat5151 100% agree
@@licia_bobishka newer gen smosh fans aren't as familiar with ianthony, older smosh fans dipped or don't pull through/show up bc they're content with the existence of ianthony being a thing again
@@iconiclit8945 you nailed it. I’ve been watching diligently for 5 years. But Anthony is basically new to me since it has been so long 🤷
I mean, I don’t miss an episode, but others feel this way too so kinda explains it
tommy genuinely telling ian "you ARE an ally" is such a small but meaningful moment to me i love to hear it
I'm not an ally hah
@@Holdencox-n2hGay
that was really sweet and truthful
@@smosh_crone I wanna pound erin
finally some love for the straight white guy ❤ /j
🗣️ Ian's not depressed, he's just chill. Low-key. Vibin'
He’s just a chill guy
What people don’t know about Ian is that he’s super chill
Honestly people say I'm super chill and I just hide my depression very well
tommy and ian are such an underrated smosh dynamic and i can't wait to see these three together!
Every now and then you catch a glimpse of just how much Tommy looks up to Ian and I love it so much. Just little like saying "You're so funny" instead of "That was so funny".
Tommy is just 💅 ian
Or like, Ian's queer little brother
Tommy should sit with Ian at lunch
Ian has that logical intelligence and Anthony has that emotional intelligence. They really do compliment each other!
Every Mexican viewer watching Tommy introduce the other white people to Mazapan:
LITERALLY 💀💀 the way i got so giddy
frr, them living in LA and not knowing what mazapan is is pretty crazy. im shocked theyve never heard of it before
Mexicans rejoice!!!
ian has that straight friend who just learned about poppers trying to be a good ally energy and it's adorable
You say that as if knowing what poppers are is something people should know.
@@jonteguy ,,what? hoping i got what you meant, they didnt say that everyone should know about poppers. is just that not all straight ppl know abt it
@@jonteguy/woosh
It’s like when you really want the teacher to know you did the assigned reading
Saying someone is an ally is pathetic
I've been feeling so shitty lately and kinda depressed and here you come with the "We cure depression" video 😂 I love you guys so much, you bring so much joy
Your name and pfp are crazy 😂😂😂😂. I love it.
@@Yourlibrarian😎😎😎
Imagine Ian just physically taking notes of how the cat eats outside his house lmaooo
intently focusing how the cat eats might qualify as a form of meditation for Ian
With his weird pen holding hands 😂
I’ve been loving Ian’s vibes lately.
Vry chill, vry bbgirl, he's vibing
tommy's little "what if everything is fine" is now one of my most useful ways to chill panic attacks, big ups to you bro
Having had depression my whole life that I can recall I have to say that the lockdown was actually the least depressing time of my life. I got to spend all day every day with the dogs and my husband playing survival base building games and getting paid for it because we were laid off because you can't drive a school bus when the schools aren't open.
same, I got to finish my senior year of high school at home studying while calling with my bff instead of trying to last minute connect with my classmates that I never really liked anyway. and then first year of college felt like a gap year throughout which I occasionally read an academic paper for fun (I studied a major in which I already had substantial knowledge for 1,5 years of classes). plenty of time to figure my shit out, sleep and have a few teleparties.
yeah i imagine it would be hard to be depressed if you're getting paid for staying at home playing with the love of your life, most of us had only one of those things at best lol 💀
I’m so glad Anthony stood his ground. Reality TV is brain rot.
Social media, too. If you're not watching reality tv because it's brain rot, you shouldn't be on tik tok either (not you specifically op, just making a statement)
@BusinessSkrub you're on RUclips. Stop being a contrarian
So is junk food but it's tasty so we can have it if we are aware it's not exactly good for us.
Holy shit the question about the sunrise genuinely broke me. How can you not know
but where is it?
*east*
I can never tell if she’s doing a bit or is genuinely like this. Scary person
@@evanhumphrey7272 so true lol
I always remember the sunrise by a line from Californication: "The sun may rise in the East...." and I always remember it that way haha
Two Ian and Anthony vids in a day? LFG
Can't believe they did a lunch time with tommy before Anthony spent a day with him.
@@kevingarnett1255 that's the new assumtion i guess
I spent a day with... Erin Douglan and not tommy
ok but anthony's memory is insaneee,, the fact that he just brought up an inside joke from when they were 12??
Tommy - "What if everything is just fine?" So simple, but I think it's super solid and holds a lot of power. Thanks!
Two podcasts in one day featuring Tommy talking about Sixlets
What’s the second podcast?
@@SpaceHeggoPerfect Person
@ thank you, I was wondering if he was a guest on a podcast or if he was a part of another podcast.
Glad we were here for this together.
Literally watched that video right before this one 💀
Slayy to Tommy whipping out De La Rosa’s on the pod!!! As a Mexican who grew up snacking on them 24/7, they are my LIFE 4:33
i kinda fangirled when tommy showed the yellow box lol
I gasped fr
DUDE!!! As a recently diagnosed celiac, it is SO comforting to watch Ian go through the same struggles I do trying to eat gluten free, especially around the holidays. The social ostracization is the worst part. You've got this, buddy. The stuffing isn't worth it.
Please someone explain “the east” to Erin 12:45
Thank you, Ian 13:20
That was excruciating 😂 reminded me of Trisha paytas being confused about gravity
I don't know why she thinks it's cool to act like...kinda "stupid"??
Its like Rainy on the Try Guys podcast...why do they like to over exaggerate being ignorant??
@@c.chaves8095 as a gen z i'm embarrassed by them representing me, i'm not an idiot like that
As someone currently struggling and someone who has gone through severe depression episodes since 13, I appreciate the conversation being discussed ao candidly but with humor and relatability at the same time.
omg yes my favorite blunt rotation
25:14 I was ready for Ian to be like “uhhhh the law of gravity”
petition for Ian and Anthony to finally join the Gentlemen’s club on the games channel 🙂↕️
37:29 this is the most ‘wife looking at husband” expression I’ve ever seen
The mustache makes it
that's so spot on. that's exactly how my grandmother looks at my grandfather when she waits for him to come up with some bullshit 🤣
this comment is so oddly specific yet so accurate lmfao
Ians right about the somatosensory brain development thing where the sensory input/output foot region and the genitals region of ur brain are just really close and sometimes they might get crossed (at least that’s kinda the current theory)
I thiink we'd all love to see Anthony more on Smosh Games
Yeah, the 'Zilaphone' video and the one where they had to use all the letters in the alphabet were two of my favorite Games videos in the last year.
in terms of sixlets "chocolate flavored candy" basically means "chocolate that doesn't have enough cocoa contents to legally be called chocolate"
B-but, what is the chocolate if it doesn't have enough chocolate to be chocolate??
Carob, cocoa butter, palm oil, and whey pretein
"holding a pencil badly and hating writing as a result because it hurts" solidarity
I’ve always held a pencil “wrong” and loved writing.
Ian is right about the feet thing (psychology degree to confirm) the receptors for pleasure sensation and foot sensation are in the same area so they get twisted. The brain is in general pretty uncharted territory though so it's hard to say exactly what goes on in there to cause the twist
It’s also technically a paraphilia, not a fetish (assuming the feet are attached to a living, consenting human.)
Eyyy, Anthony don’t look half bad with a mustache. I kinda like it.
This convo is so interesting cause i have major depressive disorder and im sitting here listening and thinking "wow you guys have days when youre not depressed and you can control it?" lol same with anxiety attacks i have panic disorder and those attacks get out of control so fast lol
My takeaway wasn't so much that they're able to 'control' depression. Rather that they have found positive and helpful coping mechanisms, and are able to allow themselves to use them...and maybe take a nap when all else fails.
That said, there is absolutely a difference between feeling down/depressed and *having* depression. They kind of touched on both, though not explicitly or even intentionally. But they're not professionals so it's not like I'd expect a full Psych 101 break down.
ya seconding tomcat, I think even though they touched on some of their personal experiences, I don't think any of them claimed to be depressed *now*. Like now I have good days, but a couple years ago a good day was feeling nothing, as comparatively a bad day was a maelstrom of emotions and turmoil. I used to have anxiety and panic attacks when it came to social situations, but through exposure im more just shy now etc etc.
So I guess the take away is that just cos they have the good days now doesn't mean they didn't potentially have the bad days, and in parallel I hope you can have more good days in your future too :).
ian is just vibing in life and that is very cool of him
I love seeing our Smosh dads together. Plus I have a lot of depression so this is needed. I'm thankful for this channel!
Idk why "a lot of depression"* is so freaking funny to me.
*to be clear, depression isn't funny. It's the concept of a lot vs a little depression that got me
My therapist encourages me to take a nap when my depression being a problem. It helps a lot.
As a Mexican the mazapán appearance brings me joy, thank you 😌
This video is meditation thanks for your patience with the world Anthony
Love yall being vulnerable and good role models!!
I love being on my lunch break with Smosh
Aldi has a really good gluten-free stuffing. You can also use gluten-free corn bread
But is it delicious?
23:39 I was NOT expecting that💀
How do you went upto 23 minutes even though the video is uploaded literally 3 minutes ago 🫡
@@kartikiramugade6685
Was chapter scrubbing lol
I literally read this as it happened. As I clicked to see the timer the comment hit me like a smack in the face lol.
Dude, same @@kevinblair3939
Tommy is such an underrated hilarious part of smosh, I love him ❤
Tommy didn’t even feel like a guest this episode he just effortlessly fit in. I love it.
Happy Birthday to Damien and Ian!!!
Erin not knowing where the sun is for sunrise has me gagged
2:55 Okay I just watched Tommy on Perfect Person with Miles Bonsignore and went down a rabbit hole about Sixlets so seeing him mention the same snack in another podcast a mere 24 hours later is cracking me up, what excellent timing for these to each be posted.
58:35 Ian is such a fucking mood oh my god.
“But it’s right there, so I have to eat it. What was the question?”
He just like me FR! 😂
between this and Perfect Person, Tommy fans are being FED this week
“I don’t wanna buy from Amazon” king❤
40:23 "Who's their leader?"
ERINNNNNNN 😂
Erin's Sunrise Story: 13:19
Tommy is a real one for picking de la Rosa! My family’s from Mexico City and we love them ❤🥜 It’s like a game trying to unwrap it without it falling apart 😂
19:28 The reason you feel "better" after hot yoga or really any exercise or activity that makes you sweat is because you release cortisol or the "stress hormone" through sweating.
I feel Tommy would like a weighted blanket from the sleep plane story.
We already know that story of when Anthony sold his used socks to a fan in like 2010. He BEEN know they like his FEET
Happy Early Birthday Ian 🎉
When Ian and Anthony were talking about waking up early I literally related so hard. Sometimes, there is just not enough time in the day if you sleep in. And now I feel old.
Happy birthday, Ian!!!! 🎉 I love you and desire you ❤
waiting for a lunchtime with smosh where Anthony and Ian can actually have a lunchtime cuz they can never eat the stuff the cast brings LOL
Ian looks super good in this video
the world still has no idea what meditation is. having no thoughts is impossible. they come, we label them as they are, and then start counting again...
Calling night time the boys version of the luteal phase is something I will be doing from now on
Thank you Smosh team for making this almost an hour long video. I feel like a spoiled fan. 💗
Ian explained the screw worm problem soooooo well! Like literally what we learn in vet school!!! I had to make my first comment about it 😂
Ugly laws actually have an interesting history. There were versions of them across the country. While dresscoding applied to women, queer people, and sex workers, ugly laws mainly targeted disabled people. If you were considered "disfigured" in any way you were not worthy enough for the public eye. You were supposed to stay hidden inside as much as possible. Many disability advocates believe this had long term effects on how people still see disabled people, as well as how inaccessible public infrastructure is.
i knew i was an anxious person but listening to these men talk about anxiety made me realize that i truly am so mentally ill, like what do you mean "maybe everything is fine"? what do you mean you don't feel immense dread if you just step with the wrong foot first???
Same here. I already knew this about myself but that hasn't made it easier to get rid of. The negative side of my brain overpowers the positive by a lot which makes it super hard for me to believe the good thing. Like I cant just say maybe everything is alright or think it, without the negative side pulling harder and pushing that away.
@@JBags0203 not to diagnose a stranger online from very little information, but have you ever been screened for ocd? that’s what i have and we always thought it was just general anxiety because i didn’t have obvious compulsions, but then i was put on adderall for my adhd and it worsened my mental compulsions and brought out physical ones too and that made the ocd pretty obvious
for me i always think of the worst case scenario in every situation, vividly envision it, obsess over it, and convince myself it will happen and that the only thing i can do is prepare for it happening. like every time i’m in a parking lot i’m sure i WILL 100% be attacked and there’s nothing i can do to change that, so i have pepper spray for when it happens (it has never happened)
i’m not saying you do have ocd by any means, but (if you’re able to) it might be good to check! therapy and meds can help a lot with the anxiety so there is hope that it can get better :)
i've had many discussions about this with my psychiatrist lol i have a mental illness with panic/anxiety and this is chronic and incurable (but treatable). on the flip side, i don't have chronic depression, just secondary depressive times, so i feel the difference between ok and depressed. that means i know my chronic mental illness affects me differently
can't relate to non mentally ill people lol
See, I took it a different way.
How Tommy prefaced "maybe everything's fine" gave me the impression that hearing the second little positive voice was new to him.
And to me, that gives hope. Its like, ok, maybe one day I'll hear that positive voice. And then maybe I'll allow myself to acknowledge it. Then maybe I'll even believe it!
I assume you're aware that this is like on the OCD side of things right? Saying just in case because this was a huge revelation for myself and made such a difference in my approach to management
You can buy a cheesecloth at literally any grocery store lol it's a really commonly used item in canning and pickling
I love how Ian getting on his phone is basically a bit at this point, and he is part owner so can't just take his phone during filming 😂
I thought I couldn't fall harder for Ian till he said he tries not to buy from Amazon ❤
Today is my birthday, I'll wish you happy birthday if you wish meee happy birthday, dude 🎉
The sun rises in the east and sets in the west.. i was yelling this at the screen 😭
What a great talk. I loved when they were talking about giblets and Anthony was like “mmmm” 🤣 I feel that way too
4:54 tomey brought out my culture, omg.
-- REESES CUP WAS GAY????? LMAOOOO ERIN I LOVE YOU.
SIXLETS ARE SO GOOD thank u for the validation tommy bones
Ian- Aldi’s brand has awesome gluten free options, including stuffing mix
Happy Almost Birthday Ian 🎁🎂🎉
Who else heard Tommy talk about this candy on Perfect Person first?!
Love you Erin but I think a quarter of my brain cells died when I heard the sun question
Not knowing the sun rises in the east shakes my faith in humanity. But also Smosh overall restores my faith constantly. It’s a balance.
Ian should get an Almond Cow, it makes any type of milk
I can't believe they're all about to do coke on a podcast
27:12 “Let’s appreciate the hole”
- Ian Hecox, 2024
Yep at night is when my depression hits.
the four of them collectively not instantly homing in on the fact that the sun rises in the east in response to erin's question... ~oh boy~
ian did though, not instantly but i feel like he was trying not to be so blunt lol
not to sound preachy but id like to point out that meditation (dhyan) is a part of yog , what you guys are probably refering to (the physical excercises) is Aasan and then theres breathing excercises called pranayam.
As a Canadian those candies sound exactly like Smarties. They say it’s chocolate, but it tastes more like an attempt at chocolate…
Ian’s poppers joke was WILD LMFAO!
Okay I’m 21 and I very much experience the mid 30s thing about waking up while the sun is rising. Long mornings are mwah chefs kiss amazing
Its not strictly an age thing; some people are just early risers!
I genuinely love this podcast! Keep it up!
That peanut butter cup looks so good, Tommy thank you for showing us the light
More people should try therapy. You ideally visit a doctor annually for your body, probably should check in for your brain. A lot of insurances have good coverage for virtual therapy.
Top notch editing, laughing so hard! Thank you Luke! 😄
Ian. I swear he is so funny
This is literally why I sleep so much. 😅 It solves everything
I struggle with clinical depression I channel alot of what I have been through out my life and write poetry it is something that helps me alot it's one of my coping skills
But I feel truly blessed to have my hubby and my three beautiful smart and kind kiddos and an amazing mother in law
We need Noah to be the next guest.
Been curing my depression for 19 years now