PUT IT ALL ON RED

“Choose your workout.”

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“Watching Flip That House on HGTV is not a workout. Please choose an exercise regimen.”

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“Are you sure you don’t want something a bit more challenging?”

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“You realize that your chosen workout will burn about as many calories as the average 3^rd grader burns during a 15-minute recess, right?”

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“Okay, home improvement and the ‘high school hallway’ workout, it is.”

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“Is that your heart-rate? Good god, you’ve only been on the treadmill for 15 seconds.”

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“I know that you are supposed to be able to watch shows with no commercials, but I’m going to put on some health insurance ads anyway.”

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“Are you training for a marathon? Maybe you should start smaller, like training for the walk to the subway station nearest your apartment.”

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“Your workout is 50% complete, as is your life if you keep up this sedentary lifestyle.”

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“You know how they say, ‘Pain is weakness leaving the body’? Well, you know what that slight tingling of physical exertion is? That’s weakness going down to the front lobby of your body and telling the receptionist that it wants to extend its reservation by seven years.”

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“Hey! See that cute lawyer over by the dumbbells? If you hurry, you might be able to leave before she sees you completing such an embarrassing workout.”

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“Okay, so I’ll tell you a little secret. Your workout is technically complete now, because I was unable to move slowly enough to accommodate your requested workout. So please, please just leave and make room for someone who wants to actually exercise.”

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“Hooray, they flipped the house! The buyer is signing the paperwork! And that signature is burning more calories than you have this entire time!”

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“Your sad, pathetic workout is complete. See you ne—DON’T YOU DARE START AN EPISODE OF STORAGE WARS!”