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Hey, Michelle. How's it going? Hey, Lindsay. I'm good. I'm good. Have you been to orange theory lately?

I know you like to work out there. Oh, yeah, I went last night even. Oh my gosh. We had we had

a crazy like week of workouts that they do this whole program close to Halloween where you have to do a certain number of workouts within a week to get a t-shirt

So I got my t-shirt

Fun fun fun my brother-in-law started doing orange theory. I really like that. Yeah

Is it hard to like sign up for classes like to get a space?

Do they run out of room not any more post pandemic?

This is one of the things that's changed and it's really interesting like I wonder how the pandemic affected their business model

I never have a problem getting a spot. I can always sign up. I can sign up right when I walk in the door

Usually I forget to sign up and I just go and then I sign up right when I walk in the door

When I sign in, you know, at the same time that I'm signing in I sign up

It's true

Okay, so that so wait sign up sign in this is getting I'm getting confused Lindsay

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