Explore personal views on summertime and how travel can alter health management routines. Discover how the allure of seasonal treats like French fries competes with maintaining a balanced diet while on vacation.
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Let's move over to the summer questions. So the first question, if you don't mind me asking is, how do you usually feel about summer? Does it inspire you? Does it challenge you? Does it change your approach to health? Well, I'm a summer guy. You know, hot weather doesn't really bother me too much, and we try to go down to the beach at least once every summer. You know, I like the sand between my toes and, you know, looking at the water or something, watching, see if I can see some dolphins in the water. So I like the summer. My wife is not a summer person. She doesn't like it hot. I do like it hot. I am not an air conditioning person. I figured I can drink something cold to cool off, but summer is a time for me for relaxation, whether it's watching a ball game, even at the baseball team we have here, it's not doing very well, but watching a baseball game either in person or on TV and getting a cold lemonade to accompany that. That's a lovely description of summer. Next question. Do you find that holidays or travel either at home or abroad affect how you manage your health and in what way? Well it's easier to manage my health when I'm here. When I'm traveling it's a little difficult like if you go down to the beach you see these beautiful things for french fries and I said well maybe once maybe maybe today I'll get french fries well maybe I want them tomorrow too but I can't have french fries tomorrow and that's all limited that when you travel you don't eat as healthy as you do when
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