REEEE

https://i.redd.it/gxd8vok10id01.jpg

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-42916051

https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2014/12/30/373996649/why-we-sign-up-for-gym-memberships-but-don-t-go-to-the-gym

Gyms have built their business model around us not showing up. Gyms have way more members than they can actually accommodate. Low-priced gyms are the most extreme example of this. Planet Fitness, which charges between $10 and $20 per month, has, on average, 6,500 members per gym. Most of its gyms can hold around 300 people. Planet Fitness can do this because it knows that members won't show up. After all, if everyone who had a gym membership showed up at the gym, it would be Thunderdome. If you are not going to the gym, you are actually the gym's best customer.

no shit

Yeah, I've heard that before

It's one of the reasons I think working out at home is a better idea

Cheaper at the long run, you can do anytime you want and no people to share the equipment with you

Best is to have a mate with a Garage

and everyone get equipment

Yeah

That too

I mean, with the the internet is quite easy to learn the exercises

Plus, most gyms don't have dedicated trainers for everyone

some don't have staff other than cleaners

Yeah

What I noticed here is, some people use the gym as a social hub or to show off

If you don't care about those stuff, save some money and buy your own stuff

`It's one of the reasons I think working out at home is a better idea`

Can confirm

Although you've gotta keep yourself accountable unless you can find a mate to train with you

which is why the garage is good

keep eachother honest

Yeah, for both things

That's why I believe you have to make working out an habit

Because, if you keep depending if motivation, you won't get too far

I prefer to have a sport or something you're training for

otherwise it's just FUCK IT let's eat burgers

That'd a pretty hard impulse to fight

MOAR BURGERS

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/02/06/us/fema-contract-puerto-rico.html

I could do better than that

Sounds like FEMA needs a good purge too.

>FEMA awarded her $156 million for the job
>She is seeking a settlement of at least $70 million

That should be criminal

https://reason.org/commentary/what-fema-can-learn-form-wal-m/

`FEMA was widely criticized for its slow response to those in need after Katrina hit. But Wal-Mart’s response was faster and, in one case, the company even provided stranded police officers with clothes and ammunition. `

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qd9eB9_zQH8

It's Logistics that I'm quite good at

this woman sounds like she owns a bakery