We all Iike ourfood in this house...
...but I think David Iikes it a bit more than the rest of us.
If nobody else wants this, I'II have it.
David, honestly! Where do you put it?
You're such a pig.
If you're not careful, you'II put on weight.
He's already flabby.
No, I'm not.
Apparently, Simon used to be quitefat.
I'm not flabby.
But he keeps very fit now. He goes to the gymfour times a week.
Gyms are so boring. I play tennis. At Ieast that's competitive.
You used to play tennis.
I don't have the time now. Anyway, Julia thinks I Iook good.
Yes, but will Julia still think that when you're Iike a balloon?
Ha, ha ha.
A hundred and fifty pounds a month and five hundred pounds to join?
Actually, it's not really what I'm Iookingfor. Thank you. Bye.
Unbelievable.
Oh, hello. I'm interested in joining your health club.
Could you tell me how much it is, please?
You're what?
I'm going to have a work-out this evening.
Where?
At the new fitness club.
Isn't that expensive?
It is ... but they offer a five-day free trial period.
- Free? - Yeah.
Oh David, you're terrible.
What's terrible about that?
Anyway, I'm starting this evening, so I'II meet you as soon as I get out.
What time will that be?
I don't know yet. I might do a Iong session.
But I'II give you a call you when I finish.
And then we're goingfor a drink.
Absolutely.
OK. Over here we have the weight machines and free weights.
Now, you use these to build up your muscles and to increase strength.
Over here we have the rowing machines...
...the exercise bikes and the treadmills.
Now, these are goodfor CV exercise.
CV exercise?
Cardio-vascular. Aerobics.
You use them to increase your stamina, to give you more energy.
Right.
Now I want you to do ten minutes on each machine.
Do you think you can manage to do that?
Yes, I think so.
OK, then, Iet's start.
Are you all right?
Yes, I'm fine. I'm just a bit tired.
It can be tiring the first time.
This isn't the first time.
I used to do a Iot of exercise.
I bet that was a Iong time ago.
Right. The weights.
- Keep the change. - Thank you.
- Oh, hi. - Oh, hi David.
- Hey! - What is it?
The taxi! Why did you Iet it go?
But don't you want to walk into town?
It's much better exercise. Come on!
So that was the end of David's five-day ... or should I say one-day ...
...membership of the health club. He never went there again.