The One With the Leg Cramp
Joyce:
Runners, are you ready?
John:
You're going down.
Shelly:
Oh, yeah. You're going to eat my dust, just like you did last time.
Joyce:
On your marks.
John:
Yeah. Just don't trip this time.
Shelly:
Oh, are you talking to yourself, because I think that's what you did at the last race.
Joyce:
Get set.
Shelly:
Oh, stay focused. Don't get distracted.
John:
You can't distract me. I'm in the zone.
Shelly:
Psst. Come on. Ace, start the race.
Joyce:
Oh, oh, oh yeah. One second. Runners on your marks.
John:
What's going on?
Joyce:
This is so great. I just registered on the Well-Being website. It's so cool.
John:
You did what?
Joyce:
I'm just finishing the RealAge test. I'm about to find out the real age of this body.
Narrator:
Don't miss your chance to live longer and better today. Visit us at adventisthealth.org/well-being.
Joyce:
It says I'm 31. Ha. And that's why you train.
John:
Oh, oh, I got a cramp.
Shelly:
Oh, me, too. Oh, oh, oh.
John:
Can we go home now?
Narrator:
Taking the RealAge test may cause you to live longer and better. The RealAge test is known to cause joyfulness, increased flexibility, a full head of hair and a new lease on life. Contact your leader, if you notice unusual changes in your mood, including constant smiling and an inexplicable urge to hug those around you, even complete strangers. Visit adventisthealth.org/well-being, if you think the RealAge test is for you. Individual results may vary
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