B
Right. Yeah, I'm, I need to get, I'm, I'm pretty bad about that. I'm lazy. I should, I know I want, I always say that I need to get run-, start running and I'm going to try and do that this summer. Because I never have time. I, I always put it off. By the time I get back from classes it's late at night and I don't feel like going back over to the gym and running on the track or whatever. Because I'm, I'm getting a gut here. I got to get back into shape.
A
Well, I, uh, two years ago I started having trouble with my knee. And, uh, you know, I've got, you know, I figured well, it'll go away. Well I s-, you know, I'm, I've had to reduce my program, reduce my program and I've gained fifteen pounds.
B
Huh.
A
And so, uh, you know, it's, e-, you know, I need to get back into swimming, you know, instead of running. If I can't swim or I can't run, I should be able to swim. Well I'm such a terrible swimmer and I, I, I really feel I can, I can dedicate about an hour, an hour and fifteen minutes f-, to this effort. But if it gets longer than that I, I, i-, it, I start not doing anything.
B
Yeah.
A
And so, so I got a real problem in that regard. Uh, it, do, you obviously are, are not an exercise buff or else you'd be out there doing it.