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Got back to the gym for the first time in more than a week last night. It showed (had to drop down 5lbs on my curls).
It was a complete zoo, but that didn't keep me from being a good samaritan when I noticed some dude slumped over on an excercise bike (not to mention losing, uh, bladder control).
He probably just fainted, but I got the staff's attention, and emergency services were summoned.
Never a dull moment, anyways.
Today's moment of rage is directed at the moron-agents who insist on taking the Question of the Day upwards of a dozen times to try and skew their overall score. Do they -think- people don't actually look at these statistics? I'm going to casually stroll the floor and find out who these morons are, and let them know (subtly, of course) that they're not gaming the system, they're painting big red and white concentric circles on themselves for having shitty time management and prioritization skills.
Got back to the gym for the first time in more than a week last night. It showed (had to drop down 5lbs on my curls).
It was a complete zoo, but that didn't keep me from being a good samaritan when I noticed some dude slumped over on an excercise bike (not to mention losing, uh, bladder control).
He probably just fainted, but I got the staff's attention, and emergency services were summoned.
Never a dull moment, anyways.
Today's moment of rage is directed at the moron-agents who insist on taking the Question of the Day upwards of a dozen times to try and skew their overall score. Do they -think- people don't actually look at these statistics? I'm going to casually stroll the floor and find out who these morons are, and let them know (subtly, of course) that they're not gaming the system, they're painting big red and white concentric circles on themselves for having shitty time management and prioritization skills.