#22 (3-23-20) how to not eat when you are at home
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Dining In with Mike and Stacie
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Given many of us are stuck at home and off work due to COVID-19 or the coronavirus, we discuss how to not eat when you are at home. Many of us setup a protocol that focused on the workweek and then something different for the weekends, what if every day is a technically now a weekend? Stacie and Mike discuss options.
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