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nutrition that supports whole body health and aura frames. The Wi-Fi connected

digital picture frame. Hey Fitz. What's up, Gordia? Fitz, how far is your commute to work?

It is about three and a half miles. Okay and how do you get there? Usually when

the weather's good I ride my bike. I used to ride all the time but when it's

dark and raining I kind of got geeked out. I've almost gotten hit by a car a

couple times and so in the winter I usually take the bus or I run. Yeah it was

funny actually this fall I totally broke the rules and rode and ended up in an

accident. I don't know if it's gotten out of this plan. Oh, jeez. Yeah, that's

probably more information than you wanted but yes that's how you get to work.

Would you ever walk to work? Well it sounds like I should based upon my

track record but no I don't. I did once but it was a long time ago and it was

pleasant but it took a long time so no probably not. Why does taking a long time

make you not want to walk? Well I just I cram a ton into my day. That's like how I

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