Hi, I'm Ethan Sopli, welcome to American Glutton. Outside of acting, my two favorite things

to do are diet and eat. I have a very complicated relationship with food and on this podcast,

we're going to talk about all of it. Food as entertainment, food as sport, food as fuel.

I'll talk to experts and the average person, just like you and me.

You guys have asked, and my team, parenthetical, wife, have been on it to get you all the things,

and I mean all the things. I'm here to let you know that finally merch is dropping.

The online shop will open this Friday at 10am for pre-orders of our shirts and hoodies,

and I definitely did not come up with this idea, but apparently the first 20 sold of each

apparel item will be signed by me, Ethan Sopli. I think it's a really bad idea, and I certainly

don't want to shirt that some Jackass has signed, but if anybody's interested in not having

their shirt signed and they're one of the first 20, I will happily not sign it. So go to American

Glutton.net, Friday at 10am, all the merch drops, make sure to get it quick, because it's not going

to last long. If you want to represent being a Glutton out there in the real world, get you some.

Today, my guest is Dr. Spencer Nydolski. He is a licensed practicing board certified family and

bariatric medical physician. He is also the doctor of memes. I want to preface this interview by

saying that Dr. Nydolski could have been somebody I talked to about bariatric surgery, however,

we recorded this prior to me ever having that thought. So I have been asked numerous times to get

somebody in here to talk specifically about bariatric surgery, and I'm still working on that.

Please don't be mad at me that I didn't go in depth with him about this, although he does bring

up that it is a very, very solid tool for weight loss. Bear with me. Thank you. Check out Dr. Nydolski

at Dr. Nydolski on Instagram.

Dr. Spencer Nydolski. Yep, that's right. Do I say it right? Yeah. Okay, good.

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