Justin: Uh, hi. Do you need some help with those weights? I can move them for you.
Rachel: Uh, no. I can do it myself. I just have to put them back over there.
Justin: No, let me help you. Uh, Oh, Hmpf.
Rachel: Oh, it’s okay.
Justin: Oh, my back!
Rachel: It’s okay, it’s okay. Are you okay?
Justin: I just need to lie down here. Uh. Do you come here often?
Rachel: Yeah. I usually come five times a week.
Justin: Woah, oh man, oh. By the way, my name’s Justin.
Rachel: I’m Rachel.
Justin: Uh, so, where are you from?
Rachel: I’m originally from California.
Justin: Oh . . .ohh! (Said in agony)
Rachel: Are you sure you’re okay?
Justin: Oh, yeah, um, I’m okay. Uh, where are you from?
Rachel: Um, I spent most of my life in a small town in Utah called Spanish Fork actually.
Justin: Oh, um . . . Ohh, oh . . . I just need to lie here.
Rachel: Okay, um, so, where are you from, Justin? I’m gonna [going to] call the manager.
Justin: No, no, no, no, no! I just need to rest. Oh yeah. I’m from . . . Spanish Fork.
Rachel: Wait. Are you sure? You’re not thinking right.
Justin: Oh, no, no. Not Spanish . . . . Ah, No, I’m from Salt Lake City. So, what do you do for a living anyway? Are you a bodybuilder or something?
Rachel: No, no. I’m a teacher.
Justin: Oh . . . So, what do you teach?
Rachel: I teach math and science, and it doesn’t take a science teacher to tell me you need a doctor.
Justin: Ahh, no, I’m okay, I’m okay. I’ll, I’ll stand here in a minute. Uh, could I have your phone number? You know, just in case.
Rachel: I don’t think so. I think 911 is the number you need at this point.
Justin: (Crying in pain) Ohhhh!