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I had two cancellations and two no-shows, because the weather was nice. Nobody wants to go to the gym when it's nice outside, including me. And I get paid for being there. I also gave a couple my old food dehydrator, because I got a fancy new one for Christmas, and the guy's wife claimed he almost burned down their house trying to make banana chips in the oven. If I am a hero, it is by accident. Apr 19 16 08:07 pm Link I could have given him my old fire extinguisher, cause I got a new one. now who's the hero  Apr 19 16 09:26 pm Link I gave my mom a food dehydrator for Xmas one year. The first thing she tried to dehydrate was watermelon. Apr 20 16 08:04 am Link Motordrive Photography wrote: He needs one of those too, I'd imagine, but I only own one and should probably hold on to that. Apr 20 16 08:19 am Link Robb Mann wrote: Ahahahahahahahahahhajahahaha Apr 20 16 08:20 am Link I think you are a modeling super hero! real life? I have no clue!? Apr 21 16 07:38 am Link
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Reason: violates rules Comments: Spam Apr 22 16 03:37 pm Link I helped a friend find a new job the other day. She quit a bar tending job weeks prior because she was tired of working with 'children'. She is in the service industry and I knew a place that had just turned over front of house management to become more professional. She applied and got the job and loves the new gig. I'm very happy for her. Apr 23 16 04:48 am Link Robb Mann wrote: Yay! You're a hero!!! Apr 23 16 03:09 pm Link Koryn wrote: Not really. but I'm still happy for her. Apr 23 16 05:50 pm Link That guy I gave the food dehydrator to... he's made a concerted effort to replace all his normal snacks with fruits, dried and otherwise. I saw him Friday and he'd just had a doctor's appointment. In less that a month, he's dropped six pounds. This is the first time in his life he's ever been able to lose any weight, despite having done all the low carb and portion-controlled popular diets and only dropping 2-3 pounds here and there, then not ever losing anymore. For him, six pounds is a big deal. He has carried around a pretty large belly for awhile, and it makes him physically uncomfortable - I've never seen anyone so happy in all my life. He was like, "I wasn't going to come to the gym today and get on the bike, but after I got the results from the doctor, I decided to come." His bloodwork and cholesterol numbers were showing significant - and fast - improvement as well. His wife wasn't there. I guess their house is still standing.  Apr 23 16 06:21 pm Link Hate to be that guy but Diets simply do not work when they are short-lived . Folks don't seem to understand that the lifestyle they hope to return to is what made them gain weight in the first place. The issue is that one must change the lifestyle along with the diet, not just "go on a diet until..." Once you're messed up you will not ever be able to return to whatever you ate/slept/did before. Apr 23 16 06:28 pm Link   You tell her. Apr 23 16 08:09 pm Link Koryn wrote: As they say, no good deed goes unpunished. Apr 23 16 08:57 pm Link Dea and the Beast wrote: He was just eating junk food, or processed "health food" and he finally traded it for an actual food item that is not processed by a factory to be addictive and make people overeat it. Apr 24 16 05:17 am Link Truth. I'm addicted to sugar. ..I can run solely on skittles and beer... Apr 24 16 06:39 am Link Dea and the Beast wrote: A weird combination! Apr 24 16 06:50 am Link Jerry Nemeth wrote: not necessarily together. Apr 24 16 10:33 am Link Dea and the Beast wrote: I hope that you haven't developed a beer belly. Apr 24 16 11:50 am Link I make kiwi chips in my dehydrator and they are the bomb-diggity. Apr 25 16 09:22 am Link Dea and the Beast wrote: My hero Apr 25 16 06:42 pm Link Two Pears Studio wrote: +1 Apr 26 16 03:26 pm Link Jerry Nemeth wrote: Come here and say that to my face. Apr 28 16 04:38 pm Link Dea and the Beast wrote:
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