Thank you for the clarification, I actually thought the ex-husband was living in the house. But thank you for clarifying that.

And thank you for the rest of the explanation also in the first two paragraphs. And explains a lot of what is going on or might be going on.

Just to make this more awkward

Her: oh God, YES DADDY

Dad: COMING

I’m assuming in the US because of the show she called into

No

Just be aware that in many areas if you aren’t divorced then sleeping with someone else is called infidelity. Judges tend to get pissed about that during divorce proceedings.

Wasn’t talking about dumb weights. Obviously those don’t have up keep costs.

As for the rest of my comment. It comes down to what the end user wants or feels comfortable with. Goes without saying you can exercise without machines. But that isn’t the point. Each person wants something different.

So why the need to attack me?

My advice, do a lot of research figure out a gym that is easy to join and easy to get out of the membership or I should say to end the membership.

Then go there try all the different weights. Try the different pieces of equipment. And take notes to what you would really need, what you would really want. That should tell you how much space you would really want or need, and also the cost

You have some very good answers here. I’m just going to add to this and say what you pay for a gym membership compared to what you wouldpay for decent quality equipment at home. It’s cheaper to have the gym membership because you have the maintenance and the upkeep on the equipment andthe replacement cost on the equipment if you own it. Where as at the gym you go there The stuff is working.

Given a lot of it, you can replace in a fairly low cost way. But you still have the upkeep and maintenance. And you also have the space needed.

You’ve actually found right leaning people on Lemmie? I thought they were either shoved out, bullied out or pushed out or just given up and left and went somewhere else.