Hi!B: Oh, hi! How’s it going?A: Not

Hi!B: Oh, hi! How's it going?A: Not bad. What are you doing?B: I was just reading the paper while I was waiting.A: Is there any interesting news?B: Well, yeah I was reading about some new research on physical fitness—how even little activities like fidgeting can make you fitter.A: Fidgeting? Really? So, if I tap my foot a lot or move around in my chair, I'll be in better shape?B: Yes, seriously, it's apparently true. There was a research study...let me see where it was. Oh, yes it was at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota. Anyway, they found that all kinds of minor everyday activities like standing up to stretch or getting off the sofa to change the TV channel and even fidgeting could make a difference between being thin or being overweight.

Hi!
B: Oh, hi! How's it going?
A: Not bad. What are you doing?
B: I Was just reading the paper while I Was waiting.
A: Is there any interesting news?
B: Well, yeah I Was reading about some new research on physical fitness-how even little like fidgeting activities can make Fitter you.
A: Fidgeting? Really? So, if I tap my foot or move around a lot in my chair, I'll be in better shape?
B: Yes, seriously, it's true Apparently. There was a research study ... let me see where it was. Oh, yes it was at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota. Anyway, they found that all kinds of minor everyday activities like standing up to stretch or getting off the sofa to change the TV channel and even fidgeting could make a difference between being thin or being overweight.