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I didn't interview anyone this week, so I decided to get personal again and tell you about how I got into depression and how it changed my life and made me happier.

I also share some stuff from my childhood.

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Hey guys,

I do my EDS show every Friday. But, I thought I could sneak in short recordings every now and then to communicate with you more.

Right now, I have finals actually and yeah.

Anyway, I talk about Netflix's Bandernatch, the latest episode of Black Mirror.

It's an interactive episode, if you haven't heard, where you get to choose the actor's actions and then you come to a different ending for the movie each time.

It's really nice, but the story is a little off..

I see a lot of my friends in their 20s secretly complaining about their parents for because they believe they're not giving them enough.

My friends, if you complain about that, then you really need to put things in perspective.

Nobody owes you anything.

The fact that you're parents are giving you a free bed, free food, and free education means that they love you. It doesn't mean that they have too.

You seem to forget that your parents are humans too. You don't have to give anyone anything if you don't want to, and so do your parents.

I'm not razzing you or saying that you suck. I'm no better.

But, I am saying this because I want you to be happy.

And that's the punchline, if you learn that nobody owes you anything, you will be grateful.

Gratitude will make you happy.

It will change your life and how you see everything.

Not only that, but you will start to look for your own path.

You'll start to think of how you can make your own life happen.

In this episode I record my reunion with one of my childhood friends.

We talk about his experience with physical exercise and how it affected his mental health to put him in a better place.

He also answers some questions for skinny guys (you know what I'm talking about)

and how they can overcome the judgment of themselves and others and start working on their health and body.

I hope you enjoy this one!

On this episode, the 7 year old Egyptian band, The Chicken Came first join us for a quick talk. They tell us about their secret upcoming project (it's not a secret anymore) and they share their experience which will help you if you want to join the music industry in Egypt but you don't know where to start.

The interview has gone into some deep aspects of how people become known musicians in Egypt and what the industry looks like in a 2019 social media world.

Please listen to it, guys. I hope you enjoy it.

Follow them on Facebook: Facebook.com/thechickencamefirst

Listen to their single, waves on SoundCloud : SoundCloud.com/thechickencamefirst

On this episode. Ma3andy tells us about mental health and how it's not talked about enough in our culture. A lot of people are coping with depression, or other negative cases in their lives but are not willing to acknowledge that or ask for help.

Thank to Ma3andy for being on the show!

Find him on Instagram: @Ma3andi

Egyptian Do Stuff is hosted by Seif El-Din Mahmoud on his channel SeifTalks.

I want to influence people but my voice is not loud enough since I haven't done something amazing, yet. I cannot tell you to listen to me just because I "think" I'm right.

So, I host SeifTalks to interview amazing people who you CAN listen to.

Follow me on Instagram: @seiffeldinmahmoud

Twitter: @seifmahmoud_

Facebook Page: @seiftalks

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I'm your host, Seif El-Din Mahmoud

This is the first episode of EDS Egyptian Do Stuff

I talk about myself and I tell you how to start an online store from zero in 2019.

Please, leave a comment if you have any questions I will reply to all of you!

Thank you for listening.

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