THUIAR/MMLA-Datasets · Datasets at Hugging Face

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55_55	I'd probably say 10.	change	communication behavior
55_57	Well, uh, I don't want to have an overdose and I don't want to get an infection. Seems like easy things to do.	change	communication behavior
55_59	Um, well, I can talk to my housemate tomorrow night. I'm pretty sure that he doesn't work tomorrow night so he'll be around.	change	communication behavior
55_61	Uh, if you could email me that right now, that'd be great.	change	communication behavior
55_63	Uh, yeah, yeah. It's fine. Let's do that.	neutral	communication behavior
56_1	Pretty good.	neutral	communication behavior
56_3	Yeah. Um, I'm glad to be there.	neutral	communication behavior
56_5	Uh, well, I'm glad to see my dog, he's very cute, and it just feels good to be home.	neutral	communication behavior
56_7	Yeah. And my garden is coming along, and my neighbors have stuff-- It's-it's good. It's good to be home.	neutral	communication behavior
56_9	Well, um. I-I didn't get- go to physical therapy this week, and the- or Tai Chi, actually.	sustain	communication behavior
56_11	Yeah. Well, um. Actually, I-I had a little semi fall, I didn't fall down, I didn't fall down completely but I-I did-- I guess I still had the wobblies and I was hoping that the physical therapy and the Tai Chi would be- get me further along than it has, and I-I still don't have the balance. So, I'm thinking that maybe I was pushing too hard, that maybe I should cut back, you know, and kind of not try so hard to-to keep moving like that.	sustain	communication behavior
56_13	Yeah.	neutral	communication behavior
56_15	Yes.	neutral	communication behavior
56_17	Yeah.	neutral	communication behavior
56_19	Yeah, yeah.	neutral	communication behavior
56_21	So I'm-I'm-I cut back, and I-I don't know if I should really even continue the Tai Chi because it's-it's very demanding.	sustain	communication behavior
56_23	Uh, it's beautiful and-and- but, um, yeah.	neutral	communication behavior
56_25	That I'll- that I'll fall again.	sustain	communication behavior
56_27	I'll really fall and hurt myself, and this way, if I don't move around so much, there's less chance that I will.	sustain	communication behavior
56_29	No.	neutral	communication behavior
56_31	No, I didn't- it was just more scary, and it was like a-a signal that maybe I'm doing too much.	sustain	communication behavior
56_33	Yeah.	neutral	communication behavior
56_35	Well, yeah, if I- if I lose my balance and fall down, I could- anything, you know, really get hurt, and then-then I wouldn't be able to be home anymore, and that's not what I want. I want to stay home. So I want to do what I have to do to-to-to stay home.	sustain	communication behavior
56_37	Yeah. [laughs] Yes, you've put it very well, hunker down-	sustain	communication behavior
56_39	Watch the TV and pet my dog. I-I, you know, not to that extreme, but yeah, I think- I think maybe, um, yeah, I was-was going- pushing too hard.	sustain	communication behavior
56_41	And I'm not sure about the Tai Chi anymore. I-I think the physical therapy, I can understand that, but I'm not so sure about the Tai Chi.	sustain	communication behavior
56_43	Yeah.	neutral	communication behavior
56_45	Right, right.	neutral	communication behavior
56_47	She did. Sh-- Yeah, that's right, that's right. She said that they did studies and that they found that it was really preventative. I think she's- I forget the-the percentage, but yeah, she was really enthusiastic and she does it herself.	neutral	communication behavior
56_49	Yeah.	neutral	communication behavior
56_51	That's a strong word, isn't it, "betrayed". Um, wow. A little, but-but I-I know, I know that it's true. I mean, my friend who does Tai Chi, she just- she loves it. Maybe it's just not for me, you know.	sustain	communication behavior
56_53	But, um-	neutral	communication behavior
56_55	Right.	neutral	communication behavior
56_57	Yeah.	neutral	communication behavior
56_59	Absolutely, that- because I don't- now I'm-I'm feeling-	neutral	communication behavior
56_61	-really a little frightened that what if- what if I fall down and-and-and nobody comes around and I'm lying there for two days, you know. I may have heard about that.	sustain	communication behavior
56_63	So, um, 'cause I am alone.	neutral	communication behavior
56_65	So—	neutral	communication behavior
56_67	Yeah.	neutral	communication behavior
56_69	Well, the-- I think that there's some things that could be done to-- I know people who live in-in residence, they have a cord they can pull, but how do they get to the cord? Um, is there any- anything else that I could do just to communicate if-if-	neutral	communication behavior
56_71	-if something does happen?	neutral	communication behavior
56_73	I think I saw something like that on TV.	neutral	communication behavior
56_75	Is it- does it really work?	neutral	communication behavior
56_77	'Cause you know that they sell so much stuff on TV, it's like you could- [crosstalk]	neutral	communication behavior
56_79	It's crazy, it's crazy.	neutral	communication behavior
56_81	Yeah. I guess so, feeling a little scared-	neutral	communication behavior
56_83	-you know, about that happening and-	neutral	communication behavior
56_85	So, yeah, it's probably a signal to-to make some-some changes.	change	communication behavior
56_87	Like I don't wanna go back to the hospital, right? I really don't. Do I have to?	change	communication behavior
56_89	Yeah.	neutral	communication behavior
56_91	That I will definitely- I definitely wanna do that.	change	communication behavior
56_93	I definitely wanna do that.	change	communication behavior
56_95	Well, I- maybe they-they-- When I first came home, they had somebody come and show me some things in-in the house, but maybe a refresher of that, and they told me that I should exercise and-and, um, I guess I could-- Maybe support, maybe I'm looking for-for maybe a buddy or something, some way that I could be reminded. I'm feeling a little, you know, I was moving along and things were feeling more positive, it's sort of like two steps forward and-	change	communication behavior
56_97	-one step back, but now it's to step forward and three steps back. [laughs]	neutral	communication behavior
56_99	So, um, is there, yeah, like a support somehow? My daughter is very good and she calls me, but you know, she-she lives in Seattle, she lives-	change	communication behavior
56_101	-far away.	neutral	communication behavior
56_103	So- and I don't wanna impose on my neighbors or my friends.	neutral	communication behavior
56_105	Mm-hmm.	neutral	communication behavior
56_107	Yeah.	neutral	communication behavior
56_109	Yeah.	neutral	communication behavior
56_111	Right.	neutral	communication behavior
56_113	Yeah, that would be good. Do you think I should try to go back to the Tai Chi?	change	communication behavior
56_115	Yes, great place.	change	communication behavior
56_117	Yeah. I guess I've kind of gone to the extreme. I tend to do that. [chuckles] Yeah. So, keep moving?	change	communication behavior
56_119	Yeah.	neutral	communication behavior
56_121	Really?	neutral	communication behavior
56_123	Oh, okay.	neutral	communication behavior
56_125	Uh-huh.	neutral	communication behavior
56_127	Okay. Okay. Okay. I-I'm willing to start again, so to speak.	change	communication behavior
56_129	Yeah. It's scary.	sustain	communication behavior
56_131	Well, I'm willing to work through my fears and difficulties to be in my little house with my little dog and my little garden. I've been there for- since my husband and I got married, and that's where we lived, and I don't want to give it up yet.	change	communication behavior
56_133	Yeah.	neutral	communication behavior
56_135	Yeah. I-	neutral	communication behavior
56_137	-I-I am. And I feel like I have some help.	change	communication behavior
56_139	Okay.	neutral	communication behavior
56_141	So, am I being a baby?	neutral	communication behavior
56_143	Okay.	neutral	communication behavior
56_145	Really?	neutral	communication behavior
56_147	Really?	neutral	communication behavior
56_149	Thank you. Thank you.	neutral	communication behavior
56_151	Well, and she- she's not going to throw me back into the hospital?	neutral	communication behavior
56_153	Not yet? [laughs] Okay. Yeah. I was sort of- I-I was sort of hesitant to tell you-	neutral	communication behavior
56_155	-about-	neutral	communication behavior
56_157	-this, but, um, uh, I'm sort of glad I did. I'm very glad I did.	neutral	communication behavior
56_159	Yeah.	neutral	communication behavior
56_161	Yeah. So the-the caseworker is gonna be able to come and refresh-	neutral	communication behavior
56_163	-me?	neutral	communication behavior
56_165	And-and that's-- Yeah.	neutral	communication behavior
56_167	I mean, that alone, to know that I have communication that I w- that was my biggest fear that something-	neutral	communication behavior
56_169	-would happen and I wouldn't have any-	neutral	communication behavior
56_171	-any way to tell anybody.	neutral	communication behavior
56_173	Okay.	neutral	communication behavior
58_1	Hi.	neutral	communication behavior
58_3	Yeah.	neutral	communication behavior
58_5	Well, I'm, uh, I-I used to work out pretty good. I-I would go to the gym several times a week. I had kind of a schedule, um—	neutral	communication behavior
58_7	Yeah, well, you know, it really-- At-at one time, I was running-- I ran a half marathon. I was really into it, and, uh--.	neutral	communication behavior
58_9	Well, and I-- But I was working at a different company, where I had a little bit different schedule, a little more free time than I have now, so I just don't have the time like I used to.	sustain	communication behavior
58_11	And I-- And really, it's kind of an excuse, I guess, cause I-I could probably make the time, but it's-it's easier to just keep working or-	change	communication behavior
58_13	-just being in bed or whatever.	neutral	communication behavior
58_15	I-it was. A-and it was huge for me cause I'd never really been a runner, you know, but it-it was very motivating, and-and—	change	communication behavior

55_55

I'd probably say 10.

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55_57

Well, uh, I don't want to have an overdose and I don't want to get an infection. Seems like easy things to do.

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55_59

Um, well, I can talk to my housemate tomorrow night. I'm pretty sure that he doesn't work tomorrow night so he'll be around.

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55_61

Uh, if you could email me that right now, that'd be great.

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55_63

Uh, yeah, yeah. It's fine. Let's do that.

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56_1

Pretty good.

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56_3

Yeah. Um, I'm glad to be there.

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56_5

Uh, well, I'm glad to see my dog, he's very cute, and it just feels good to be home.

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56_7

Yeah. And my garden is coming along, and my neighbors have stuff-- It's-it's good. It's good to be home.

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56_9

Well, um. I-I didn't get- go to physical therapy this week, and the- or Tai Chi, actually.

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56_11

Yeah. Well, um. Actually, I-I had a little semi fall, I didn't fall down, I didn't fall down completely but I-I did-- I guess I still had the wobblies and I was hoping that the physical therapy and the Tai Chi would be- get me further along than it has, and I-I still don't have the balance. So, I'm thinking that maybe I was pushing too hard, that maybe I should cut back, you know, and kind of not try so hard to-to keep moving like that.

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56_13

Yeah.

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56_15

Yes.

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56_17

Yeah.

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56_19

Yeah, yeah.

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56_21

So I'm-I'm-I cut back, and I-I don't know if I should really even continue the Tai Chi because it's-it's very demanding.

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56_23

Uh, it's beautiful and-and- but, um, yeah.

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56_25

That I'll- that I'll fall again.

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56_27

I'll really fall and hurt myself, and this way, if I don't move around so much, there's less chance that I will.

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56_29

No.

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56_31

No, I didn't- it was just more scary, and it was like a-a signal that maybe I'm doing too much.

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56_33

Yeah.

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56_35

Well, yeah, if I- if I lose my balance and fall down, I could- anything, you know, really get hurt, and then-then I wouldn't be able to be home anymore, and that's not what I want. I want to stay home. So I want to do what I have to do to-to-to stay home.

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56_37

Yeah. [laughs] Yes, you've put it very well, hunker down-

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56_39

Watch the TV and pet my dog. I-I, you know, not to that extreme, but yeah, I think- I think maybe, um, yeah, I was-was going- pushing too hard.

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56_41

And I'm not sure about the Tai Chi anymore. I-I think the physical therapy, I can understand that, but I'm not so sure about the Tai Chi.

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56_43

Yeah.

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56_45

Right, right.

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56_47

She did. Sh-- Yeah, that's right, that's right. She said that they did studies and that they found that it was really preventative. I think she's- I forget the-the percentage, but yeah, she was really enthusiastic and she does it herself.

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56_49

Yeah.

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56_51

That's a strong word, isn't it, "betrayed". Um, wow. A little, but-but I-I know, I know that it's true. I mean, my friend who does Tai Chi, she just- she loves it. Maybe it's just not for me, you know.

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56_53

But, um-

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56_55

Right.

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56_57

Yeah.

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56_59

Absolutely, that- because I don't- now I'm-I'm feeling-

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56_61

-really a little frightened that what if- what if I fall down and-and-and nobody comes around and I'm lying there for two days, you know. I may have heard about that.

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56_63

So, um, 'cause I am alone.

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56_65

So—

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56_67

Yeah.

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56_69

Well, the-- I think that there's some things that could be done to-- I know people who live in-in residence, they have a cord they can pull, but how do they get to the cord? Um, is there any- anything else that I could do just to communicate if-if-

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56_71

-if something does happen?

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56_73

I think I saw something like that on TV.

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56_75

Is it- does it really work?

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56_77

'Cause you know that they sell so much stuff on TV, it's like you could- [crosstalk]

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56_79

It's crazy, it's crazy.

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56_81

Yeah. I guess so, feeling a little scared-

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56_83

-you know, about that happening and-

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56_85

So, yeah, it's probably a signal to-to make some-some changes.

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56_87

Like I don't wanna go back to the hospital, right? I really don't. Do I have to?

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56_89

Yeah.

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56_91

That I will definitely- I definitely wanna do that.

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56_93

I definitely wanna do that.

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56_95

Well, I- maybe they-they-- When I first came home, they had somebody come and show me some things in-in the house, but maybe a refresher of that, and they told me that I should exercise and-and, um, I guess I could-- Maybe support, maybe I'm looking for-for maybe a buddy or something, some way that I could be reminded. I'm feeling a little, you know, I was moving along and things were feeling more positive, it's sort of like two steps forward and-

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56_97

-one step back, but now it's to step forward and three steps back. [laughs]

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56_99

So, um, is there, yeah, like a support somehow? My daughter is very good and she calls me, but you know, she-she lives in Seattle, she lives-

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56_101

-far away.

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56_103

So- and I don't wanna impose on my neighbors or my friends.

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56_105

Mm-hmm.

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56_107

Yeah.

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56_109

Yeah.

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56_111

Right.

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56_113

Yeah, that would be good. Do you think I should try to go back to the Tai Chi?

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56_115

Yes, great place.

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56_117

Yeah. I guess I've kind of gone to the extreme. I tend to do that. [chuckles] Yeah. So, keep moving?

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56_119

Yeah.

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56_121

Really?

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56_123

Oh, okay.

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56_125

Uh-huh.

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56_127

Okay. Okay. Okay. I-I'm willing to start again, so to speak.

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56_129

Yeah. It's scary.

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56_131

Well, I'm willing to work through my fears and difficulties to be in my little house with my little dog and my little garden. I've been there for- since my husband and I got married, and that's where we lived, and I don't want to give it up yet.

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56_133

Yeah.

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56_135

Yeah. I-

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56_137

-I-I am. And I feel like I have some help.

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56_139

Okay.

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56_141

So, am I being a baby?

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56_143

Okay.

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56_145

Really?

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56_147

Really?

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56_149

Thank you. Thank you.

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56_151

Well, and she- she's not going to throw me back into the hospital?

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56_153

Not yet? [laughs] Okay. Yeah. I was sort of- I-I was sort of hesitant to tell you-

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56_155

-about-

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56_157

-this, but, um, uh, I'm sort of glad I did. I'm very glad I did.

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56_159

Yeah.

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56_161

Yeah. So the-the caseworker is gonna be able to come and refresh-

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56_163

-me?

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56_165

And-and that's-- Yeah.

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56_167

I mean, that alone, to know that I have communication that I w- that was my biggest fear that something-

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56_169

-would happen and I wouldn't have any-

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56_171

-any way to tell anybody.

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56_173

Okay.

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58_1

Hi.

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58_3

Yeah.

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58_5

Well, I'm, uh, I-I used to work out pretty good. I-I would go to the gym several times a week. I had kind of a schedule, um—

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58_7

Yeah, well, you know, it really-- At-at one time, I was running-- I ran a half marathon. I was really into it, and, uh--.

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58_9

Well, and I-- But I was working at a different company, where I had a little bit different schedule, a little more free time than I have now, so I just don't have the time like I used to.

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58_11

And I-- And really, it's kind of an excuse, I guess, cause I-I could probably make the time, but it's-it's easier to just keep working or-

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58_13

-just being in bed or whatever.

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58_15

I-it was. A-and it was huge for me cause I'd never really been a runner, you know, but it-it was very motivating, and-and—

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