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“treadmill in front of a television and watching a movie. Yeah. So I was, well, that's a great way to do it. Yeah. I was watching like Lord of the Rings because I was like, I want to do the walk to board or thing. You know, it's a little nerdy, but I love Lord of the Rings. And I was like,”