IDEOLOGY - Whats your ideology when you train ?

i uh i was working late and i got there right like right before the women's class normally i get to like 30 40 minutes beforehand but i got there right at uh they're doing the right start and rita looked at me and she goes you look like i was

like

okay i'm

exhausted

man i worked 10 hours straight and um and i'm beat you know she goes we'll go home we got it because you were planning on not being here anyways I said, yeah, you're right.

I said, because I was planning on staying at work later, but because we knocked everything out throughout the day, we were still able to leave on time.

We didn't really take a lunch.

I got to the gym and I was just mentally exhausted and physically exhausted.

So yeah, she goes, just go home.

You heard Sensei Mark was going to take over the class.

I was like, all right, cool.

I think that was a good call.

Because I wouldn't have done anything anyways.

Yeah, exactly.

I would have just stood there and I would probably say, hey, Sensei Mark, can you run class? That's

it.

Yeah.

Or gotten more tired.

Yeah.

Or hurt yourself.

So,

yeah, I just came home and hell, I went to bed right at 830.

Wow.

Yeah.

I crashed.

I crashed hard.

830? I don't think I've ever slept at 830 for the last past five, six years.

This was one of those tour my body was like, you're going to sleep.

I just came home.

I ate real quick and

on Sunday and Saturday and Friday, I stayed up till six in the morning.

Damn.

I went to an after party.

My friend invited me.

He called me at 12.

I was already done.

I finished working out.

ran five miles and i hate having a sweaty shirt so i already took it off i'm in my house whatever right so i'm watching the neighbors or whatever it's called right friends and neighbors friends and neighbors i make myself a nice dinner an omelet um i say it nice but it's really an omelet and he calls me and he's like hey halas like hey you ready you want to go out i was like no not really like i really need a wingman and i was like

I was like, are you pulling a solid? He's like, yeah, I'm going to pull a solid.

And I was like, well, not really a solid, but he's like, all right, fuck it.

So I ended up going.

I had a good time.

They stole his car, but it was good.

Oh, shit.

Really? Well, they didn't really steal it.

We got out because we went to an after party place.

And when we got out, his car wasn't there.

And we're like, did they steal your car? Damn.

But they had towed it.

So then I took him to the towing.

We jammed out on the way over there.

You had to pay, I don't know, 300 bucks to get it out.

Yeah.

Why did they get towed? I have no idea because he was actually parked really, he was parked next to me.

He got towed and I did it.

Wow.

But it was right in front of the establishment.

I don't know.

Some places are strict, some places have.

And if they didn't have signs, I would argue that.

That's what I said.

I said the exact same thing.

Because I would take pictures and say, look, there was no signs.

Why am I being towed and then get reimbursed? Or take it to court.

Yeah.

But then you end up spending more money taking it to court.

Unless you get the

plaintiff to pay for your court fees.

But that's still a headache.

He's just like, fuck it.

I got my car.