Trek7553

There are a lot of very positive comments that use similar language and all start "Hi Jack". I'm with you, it's a little suspicious.

I once ref'd a soccer game on Halloween. Someone from the stands asked where I got my costume.

OP - Is this true?

I always buy snacks when I go to a drive-in theater especially. Those places are just barely hanging on and I want my kids to experience it one day.

The silly questions will not be answered, some of you need to grow up. AMA, for me, are questions that pertain to real life focused training. I am more than happy to help any and all that have real questions about sports or sports performance, training or goal setting.

For the future, you should know that "AMA" means "Ask Me Anything". If you're going to limit it to certain topics you should say "AMA about fitness" or something like that. It doesn't go over well on Reddit when celebrities refuse to answer off-topic questions. See Rampart.